Chronological children's ministry and Sunday School curriculum with timeless Bible stories, engaging activities, and modern technology

Free children's ministry curriculum with timeless Bible stories, engaging activities, and modern technology

Teach Us the Bible Chronological Bible Stories in Order Free Bible story lessons in chronological order for your kids ministry, Sunday school or children's church. 844 activities to choose from.

This section helps you structure your teaching time. 1. Warm Up. This is a question that goes along with the story for the day. This is designed to get your kids talking and to build a connection with them. 2. Teach the Story. This is the most important part of the lesson. Use all the creativity you have to tell the story in an engaging, and ...

The story of Jesus teaching Nicodemus contains the most famous Bible verse of them all, John 3:16. Let's look at this person named Nicodemus who approached Jesus at night to speak with him. Nicodemus was a member of the Jewish ruling council, so he was a very important person in Israel at the time.

Start your lesson planning by reading the "Lesson Prep" section about 5 days before you are scheduled to teach. Background Scripture. While we provide a summary of the story, we strongly encourage you to read the story directly from the Bible from yourself.

We must be listening to God's voice like Abraham by reading our Bible, praying, and coming to church to hear the Word preached. It takes faith! Are we folllowing God's voice?

Start your lesson planning by reading the "Lesson Prep" section about 5 days before you are scheduled to teach. Background Scripture. While we provide a summary of the story, we strongly encourage you to read the story directly from the Bible from yourself.

Start your lesson planning by reading the "Lesson Prep" section about 5 days before you are scheduled to teach. Background Scripture. While we provide a summary of the story, we strongly encourage you to read the story directly from the Bible from yourself.

We believe that children in preschool and grade-school learn best by stories. By the time children go to middle school, they should have a solid foundation of Bible understanding. Roughly 2 years of chronological Bible story lessons; 1 year through the Old Testament and 1 year through the New Testament