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Day: October 25, 2025

Luke 12:13-31 | What Really Matters | The Foolish Farmer

LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Luke 12:13-31, Jesus teaches an important lesson about priorities and possessions. A man approaches Jesus asking Him to settle a dispute about inheritance with his brother. Jesus responds by warning against greed and tells the parable of a rich farmer who had abundant crops. This farmer decided to tear down his barns and build bigger

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John 13:1-17 | Jesus Washes the Disciples’ Feet

KIDS MINISTRY LESSON PLAN LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In John 13:1-17, we find Jesus gathering with His disciples during the Passover celebration in Jerusalem. This was a sacred time for the Jewish people, and Jesus used this moment to teach His followers an important lesson about service and love. During the meal, Jesus did something unexpected. He got up from

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John 3:1-17 | Jesus and Nicodemus

LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In John 3:1-17, a religious leader named Nicodemus came to visit Jesus at night. Nicodemus had seen the miracles Jesus performed and recognized Jesus must have come from God. During their conversation, Jesus explained to Nicodemus that to enter God’s kingdom, a person must be born again. This confused Nicodemus, who wondered how someone could be

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