10 Commandments pt. 1: God And God AloneExodus 20:3

By illustrating a dog's loyalty or disloyalty to his master, kids will learn the meaning and importance of the first three “10 Commandments”.

10 Commandments pt. 2: Honor Your FatherLeviticus 19:3

Using clay figures and Scripture, this lesson shows the danger in failing to honor both our heavenly and earthly father, as the 4th & 5th Commandments say.

10 Commandments pt. 3: Love, Honor, ObeyExodus 20:13-14

Using a gift box and a rose, kids learn to protect two of God’s precious gifts by obeying the 6th and 7th Commandments.

10 Commandments pt. 4: Godly and ContentExodus 20:15-17

By acting out some scenarios and applying Scripture, kids will learn the 8th, 9th, and 10th Commandments and the danger of breaking them.

10 Commandments pt. 5: Greatest CommandMatthew 22:37

Using bowls and cards, and Scripture, children will see how each of the Ten Commandments fit into Christ's Greatest Commandment.

A Candy Cane ChristmasLuke 2:11

This Christmas lesson shows how Candy Canes can remind us of Christ's purity and sacrifice.

A Fish TalePsalm 119:60

Using the story of Jonah as a guide, kids role-play different scenarios to demonstrate the importance of immediate obedience to God and other authorities.

A Heart of Courage1 Corinthians 16:13

Through object lessons and Scripture, children learn about how Godly courage comes from trusting and obeying God despite our fears.

A Little Yeast...Ecclesiastes 10:1

An object lesson and Scriptural illustration show how mixing man's "wisdom" with God's Truth can distort God's Truth into a lie.

A Taste of the TongueProverbs 21:23

Kids will learn about the tongue and how our words can resemble the flavors our taste buds taste.

A Truthopolis Christmas CarolLuke 2:30

This “Christmas Carol” themed lesson shows how sin entraps us, and how only the salvation offered to us by Jesus can set us free and give us a new heart.

Awesome-o-saurus!Ecclesiastes 3:11

Through paper puppets and Scripture, kids will learn that God's original and good creation did not include death, sickness, or meat-eating animals!

Be A BereanActs 17:11

Using the Bereans as an example, this lesson includes an exercise in examining the Scriptures for the truth.

Be Careful What You Ask For1 Timothy 6:6

By continuously adding more and more air to a balloon, the kids will learn the dangers of being discontent and always wanting more.

Beauty is FleetingProverbs 31:30

An object lesson with Scripture shows how leaves lose their outward fleeting beauty, but a godly life has effects that don't pass away.

Boastology1 Corinthians 1:31

An object lesson with Scripture shows why we should boast about God rather than ourselves.

Dinosaurs From The BibleRomans 1:20

Through a "process of elimination” lesson guided by Scripture, children will consider the possibility that God's Word describes dinosaurs.

Don't Be Selfish!Hebrews 13:16

An object lesson with Scripture will teach children that being greedy and selfish can lead to trouble, including missing out on God's blessings.

Eden In A Graveyard1 Corinthians 15:22

Through an object lesson with Scripture, children will learn that the Bible can and should be trusted, even when it comes to the creation of dinosaurs!

Encouragers AnonymousMatthew 6:3-4

Through an object lesson and Scripture, kids will learn that giving in secret takes the recipient's focus OFF of us and puts it ON to God.

Endangered SpeciesRomans 6:23

Our sin, which brought about death for dinosaurs during the flood, still brings death today. But as with the ark, God gave us a way to be saved in Jesus.

Evolution PollutionColossians 2:8

A visual and Scriptural demonstration of why Darwinism cannot work, exposing it as an empty philosophy of man which we cannot stand on.

Exalting HumilityLuke 14:11

A simple game illustrates how humbly serving others elevates us in God’s Kingdom.

Eyes to SeeEphesians 1:18

Optical illusion object lessons show kids that they can't always trust what they see, but that they need God's wisdom to see things God’s way.

Father God1 John 3:1

An object lesson with Scripture shows the contrast between God's holiness and our sinfulness, and how God loves us as a Father despite our unholiness.

Follow Your Nose2 Corinthians 2:15

An explanation of the human nose draws a parallel to the concept of being the “aroma of Christ” by the way that we live.

For Such A Time As This...Ephesians 2:10

Through an object lesson with Scripture, children will learn that being available to God is the first step in being used by God.

From A Throne to A Manger2 Corinthians 8:9

This Christmas lesson demonstrates how much Jesus gave up even to leave Heaven and be born as a human child, all in order to save us.

Giving to God2 Corinthians 9:7

A “cutout” object lesson with Scripture shows how a little bird learned what a blessing it could be to give something back to God.

Gold, Frankincense, and MyrrhJeremiah 29:13

This post-Christmas lesson shows how we can still give Jesus gifts today by our worship and obedience.

Guard your HeartProverbs 4:23

The life-sustaining function of the human heart is explained to show kids the importance of guarding our hearts to keep them disciplined and obedient.

Handy WorkProverbs 12:14

A game challenges kids to perform tasks without using their hands, showing that God gave us our hands to to His work in blessing others.

He Lives!Matthew 28:6

Through an object lesson and Scripture, children will learn the impossibility of the notion that Jesus didn't die or rise from the dead.

Hero Shopping3 John 11

An object lesson compares the merits of different Superheroes and then compares them to Jesus, the greatest Hero of all time.

How Should We WorshipMark 12:30

A Scripture-driven paper sunflower object lesson shows kids how our acts of “worship” are in vain if not grown from a heart full of love for God.

In All Things God WorksRomans 8:28

Through an object lesson with torn paper and Scripture, kids will learn how God can take the broken pieces of our lives and make something good.

In Not OfJohn 17:16

A Scripture-driven object lesson shows kids that we can't reach unbelievers for Christ if we don't go among them, but we shouldn’t be LIKE them.

It's Not About Me...Matthew 16:24

An object lesson with Scripture showing how hard it is to see the world around you when you focus too much on yourself.

Love Your EnemyMatthew 5:44

A Scriptural object lesson teaches kids that taking revenge on enemies is like doing harm to Jesus, but to show love to an enemy is to show them Jesus.

Monkey BusinessJob 33:4

An object lesson with Scripture demonstrates just how different humans are from all other creatures–specially created by God.

My Value to GodLuke 12:7

An object lesson with Scripture shows that our worth is not based on us, but on the work that God does in and through us and the value HE gives us.

Obey Or PayGalatians 6:9

Children will learn what sowing and reaping mean and how obedience and disobedience reaps either reward or consequence.

Palm SundayMark 11:9

Through a Scriptural visual object lesson, children learn why people failed to understand Jesus’ purpose as He rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.

Peer PressureRomans 12:2

An object lesson with cut paper shapes illustrates how we can conform to the world, or be transformed into an image that fits in God's Kingdom instead.

Pharisaical PhylacteriesJohn 14:23

Kids learn that obeying God for our own glory isn't true obedience. We should obey God out of love for Him in our hearts.

Pilgrim's Progress: Finish Well!1 Corinthians 15:58

Through a Scriptural object lesson, children learn that they must stand firm to the end, because the prize in Heaven is worth every trouble we face.

Pilgrim's Progress: From Bad to GoodRomans 8:28

Just like sand paper makes wood smooth and beautiful, God uses hard times to make us more useful to Him.

Pilgrim's Progress: God First!Matthew 6:33

By trying to fit rocks, sand and water into a jar, children learn that putting God first in our lives allows for everything else we need to fit as well.

Pilgrim's Progress: Only One WayActs 4:12

Children will try to put together an incomplete puzzle. Through the puzzle, they will learn that Jesus is the only way for salvation.

Pilgrim's Progress: Stay the Course!Proverbs 23:19

Through a life-sized board game and Scripture, children will see how dangerous it is to get off of God's prescribed path to Godliness.

Rules Of The Road1 John 5:3

While learning about traffic lights and signs, the kids will learn about different types of God's commands.

Science vs. Faith, Part 1Hebrews 11:1

An object lesson with Scripture illustrates the differences between real scientific facts, theories, and faith.

Science vs. Faith, Part 2Psalm 14:1

An object lesson with Scripture illustrates the foolishness of not placing your faith in God.

Sheep And GoatsMatthew 25:40

An object lesson with a study of Jesus' parable of the sheep and the goats from Matthew chapter 25 shows how serving others equals serving God.

Six DaysExodus 20:11

A puzzle with Scripture visually shows how things may have taken place as God was creating the earth.

Skeleton: A Firm Foundation1 Peter 2:6

An explanation of the human skeleton shows the importance of having firm foundation to build our lives on, with Christ as the foundation for our lives.

SquantoGenesis 50:20

This Thanksgiving-themed lesson features the lives of Squanto and Joseph, teaching the children how God works in all things for our good.

Superheroes of the FaithHebrews 11:6

Great Bible heroes are explored, with consideration for what made them heroic, drawing the conclusion that willingness and obedience to God are heroic.

Test Everything1 Thessalonians 5:21

An object lesson with Scripture shows the importance of testing out what we're told to verify that it is true.

Thanksgiving Every DayColossians 3:17

This post-Thanksgiving lesson uses balloons to show kids how important it is to be full of thankfulness at all times.

That's the Spirit!John 14:26

An object lesson with Scripture shows all the ways in which the Holy Spirit is a wonderful Gift that all Christians have received from God.

The Bible: Digest It!Matthew 4:4

The function of the human digestive system is explained to show the importance of meditating on and digesting Scripture daily so that we can be fed.

The Bible: Memorize It!Psalm 119:11

Kids learn how memorizing Scripture keeps them armed at all times with the Sword of the Spirit.

The Bible: Obey It!James 1:22

The function of the human ear reminds kids that hearing alone is insufficient, but that ACTING on God’s Word is what it truly means to hear.

The Bible: Study It!2 Timothy 2:15

Kids learn a simple 4-step method for studying the Bible by going on a fun “R-O-A-D” trip (Read, Observe, Ask, Do).

The Bible: Treasure It!Psalm 119:16

By learning the story of William Tyndale, children will be encouraged to treasure their Bibles and treat them with respect.

The Blame GameProverbs 28:13

Through an object lesson and story about "Billy Blame," the children will learn the consequences of blaming others for their sin.

The First Thanksgiving1 Thessalonians 5:18

This lesson about the first “Thanksgiving” holiday teaches about the Pilgrims and the benefit finding things to be thankful for.

The Glad GamePhilippians 4:4

An object lesson showing how to make lemonade out of the lemons life can give us. Includes a fun version of the "glad game."

The Golden RuleMatthew 7:12

A Scripture-driven role-playing game shows kids how to put the Golden Rule into practice in everyday life.

The Lord's Supper1 Corinthians 11:26

Through Scripture and visual examples, children will learn how the Lord's Supper is a fulfillment of Passover and a way to remember what Jesus did for us.

The MayflowerGalatians 6:9

This Thanksgiving-themed lesson shows kids how they can be rewarded by pressing on toward the goal, just like the Pilgrims did.

The Mystery of the OmnisPsalm 147:5

Scripture with accompanying motions help children understand the omnipotence, omnipresence, and omniscience of God.

The SeparatistsProverbs 3:5-6

This Thanksgiving-themed lesson shows how we need to put our trust in God, as the Pilgrims did, and not hold on to our fears and worries.

The StrangerRomans 5:8

Through a hands-on lesson with Scripture, children will understand what Jesus went through to save us and why we should not treat Him as a stranger.

The Truth Hurts1 Peter 4:19

An object lesson with Scripture shows how suffering for the truth (as Corrie Ten Boom did) can help save many other people.

Three CrossesJohn 3:16

A Scriptural object lesson shows how the two guilty robbers crucified with Jesus represent all of humanity, whether defiant or repentant.

Three in OneIsaiah 48:16

Object lessons, Scripture, and a game to explain that our God is a Trinity.

Tolerance or Truth?Romans 12:9

A Scriptural explanation of tolerance, and what it means to hate evil and love good, including an exercise in telling the difference.

Too Much More...Hebrews 13:5

Through an object lesson and Scripture, children will learn how the love of money and possessions can lessen their love for God.

Unthankfulness BugPhilippians 2:14

Children learn that both thankfulness and complaining are choices that spread and affect other people, and that thankfulness is the proper choice.

What is Generosity?2 Corinthians 8:12

With the help of Rob the Raccoon, children will learn that true generosity is a willingness and eagerness to cheerfully give to others.

What Is WorshipDeuteronomy 10:12

Kids learn by making edible cookie dough that worship isn't just one ingredient for life, but a whole life of ingredients which glorify God together!

What's Inside1 Samuel 16:7

An object lesson with Scripture demonstrates that we can't know a person just by appearances, and that we should look beyond appearances like God does.

What's the Truth?John 14:6

An object lesson with Scripture demonstrates that the Truth remains true regardless of what different people believe.

Whatever Is PurePsalm 101:3

Through an object lesson making lemonade, kids will see that allowing what is vile to come into the mix causes the whole to be corrupted.

When Should We WorshipPsalm 145:2-3

Through an object lesson using a clock, and using Scripture, children will learn that every activity in life can become activities of worship.

Wheres Our FocusPsalm 115:1

An object lesson using eyeglasses shows that our personal preferences in music and comfort can “blind” us to the true purpose and meaning of worship.

Who Do You Say I Am?John 10:30

The class assembles puzzle pieces, each of which corresponds to a Scripture passage, which shows that Jesus is God.

Whos My Neighbor1 Thessalonians 5:15

Through a game called "Get Off the Fence," along with Scriptural examples, children will learn that we can be neighbors to EVERYONE.

Whose Birthday Is It, Anyway?Acts 20:35

This Christmas lesson challenges kids to choose whether to receive a gift for Christmas or give it back to God.

Why Should We WorshpRevelation 4:11

Through an object lesson with grains of sand, children will learn that God is bigger, wiser, and more powerful than we can understand.

Widsom Of Fools1 Corinthians 3:19

A Scriptural object lesson teaches kids that, unlike the Bible, the world's wisdom builds a house of cards that can’t withstand the test of truth.

Yet Not My Will...Luke 22:42

Through and object lesson with Scripture, kids will learn that bending our will to conform to God's will is at the heart of being a hero.

You Are The PotterJames 1:2

Through a cutout object lesson with Scripture, this lesson will demonstrate how God molds us through painful trials.