Show Notes
In this special review episode, kids will review everything they’ve learned about the life and ministry of Jesus—from his miracles to his love for sinners. They’ll also hear answers to big questions about God, sin, the church, and God’s love, helping them better understand the gospel and how it shapes their lives.
Big Truth:
The Bible is God’s true word, and it teaches us everything we need to know about God and his plan to save sinners.
⭐ What Kids Will Learn:
📖 Kids will review key truths about Jesus’ life, miracles, death, and resurrection.
🧠 They’ll hear answers to important questions about God, sin, the church, and God’s love.
❤️ They’ll understand that all people are sinners who need Jesus as their Savior.
🌍 They’ll learn that God is building a family and sending his people to share the good news everywhere.
🎵 Song in This Episode:
🎶 God Is Good — a worship song celebrating God’s goodness and faithfulness.
🏡 Try This at Home:
🍽️ Share what you learned by playing a “true or false” Bible game together at dinner.
📖 Read Genesis 1–3 or Acts 2 as a family to go deeper on questions from the episode.
🙏 Pray together, thanking God for who he is and asking him to help your family love and trust him more.
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