What can a pumpkin teach us about God and his love for us? This week we will look at 5 things how a pumpkin can be a reminder to us.

How can we transform like the frog or the butterfly? This week we see that Jesus has power to change us and make us more like Him.

Which is more reliable, God or the Internet? This week we will look at the role God’s word plays in helping us to make batter choices and decisions.

Where can we find true happiness? Think of all the ways we try to find happiness in this world and how it doesn’t last. Jesus teaches us where true, lasting happiness comes from and how we can get it.

This week we will see how God can make us strong, even in our weaknesses. We have a power source, how often do we tap into it?

God doesn’t want us to show favoritism. This week we see how destructive having favorites can sometimes be in the lives of Jacob and Esau.

What can God’s word teach us about being better at waiting? Join me this week as we look to see the benefit of waiting as well as what God has given us to help us to be more patient.

How can we live out the “golden rule” and learn to love difficult and different people like God loves us?

How can we be like sharpened pencils as we go back to school?

Our country’s flag is red, white, and blue representing our freedom. These colors mean something. Let’s see how those colors can also remind us of the freedom we have in Christ Jesus.

Sometimes we just need to get away and relax. Jesus got away when he could to spend time in prayer. If he needed to recharge his batteries, then we need it too.

In this life we can get homesick for heaven. This week we are looking to see what the life cycle of the salmon can teach us about longing for home.

If God cares about birds and bunnies, how much more does he care about us?

God created the days, years and seasons to help us grow in our faith. He helps us to build our faith by trusting him in our doubts, fears and questions. This week we learn from Solomon about times and seasons that help us trust in God.

How can we see the wind? This week we will learn about Pentecost and the coming of the promised Holy Spirit.

This week let’s honor mom, our Superhero by thanking her for all she does.

Jesus is the light of the world. Sin equals darkness but God sent us a way out of darkness- Jesus came and gave us the light we needed to walk out of the dark.

Excuses, excuses we all have them. This week let’s think about the excuses we may have for not fully following Jesus and what the Bible can teach us about them.

God speaks to us through his word, the Bible. How often have you looked closely to what he has to say to you?

Jesus proved who he was by all he did and said. But even his closest friends and followers needed “proof” that this was Jesus, risen from the dead. What proofs can we as believers share that Jesus is who he says he is?

Jesus is Alive! This week we will look at the clues of his resurrection and how Jesus appeared to many people.

Jesus is Alive! This week we will look at the clues of his resurrection and how Jesus appeared to many people.

This week we will see how Baptism leads us to a deeper, richer relationship with Christ. It also helps us as believers to be supported by the body of Christ and encouraged in our walk with him.

The color white reminds us of cleanliness and purity. This week we will do some “Spring” cleaning in the area of our relationship with Jesus.

Green is the color of growth and new life. This week we will see Jesus as the gardener that cultivates new life in the believer.

Jesus shed his blood for our sins. This week we will look at the color red and how it represents God’s forgiveness and Jesus’ willing sacrifice on our behalf.

Black is the color of sin, death and sadness. This week we will reflect on our sinfulness and God’s faithfulness.

Do you look like Jesus? This week we will look at how the Holy Spirit helps and to reflect God’s character and transforms us to look more and more like Jesus.

Salvation is a free gift from God. This week we will learn the meaning of salvation and walk the Roman road together.

Jesus is the ultimate upset victory- he defeated sin and death. This week we will look at the word resurrection and see what it’s means for us today.

Jesus is called the “righteous branch”. This week we learn the meaning of the word righteousness and how God brings new growth to those who are dead in their sin.

This week we will see how perseverance can build our faith and trust in God through the life of Jacob’s son Joseph.

Jesus truly came to be God with us- all of us. This week we will meet the shepherds and the wisemen who got to be part of the Unexpected Audience in the birth story of Jesus.