LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 22:1–19, Abraham is tested by God in a deeply emotional and dramatic way. God asks him to offer his beloved son, Isaac, as a burnt offering. Abraham’s obedience reveals the depth of his faith, trusting that God could even raise Isaac from the dead if necessary. This moment marks a pivotal demonstration of surrender,
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 18:16–19:29, we witness God revealing His plan to Abraham to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah because of their overwhelming sin. Abraham, in his compassion, pleads for mercy on behalf of any righteous people that may be found there. Though God agrees to spare the cities if even ten righteous people are found,
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Exodus 35:4–36:8, God calls on the people of Israel to bring offerings and skilled craftsmanship so that the tabernacle and its furnishings could be built in a way that honors Him. The passage showcases how people of all talents were asked to contribute. Whether through generous giving or expert handiwork, their contributions helped to create
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Proverbs 6:6–11, Solomon calls his readers to observe the ant’s behavior as an example of diligence and preparation. He contrasts the wisdom of the hardworking ant with the laziness of the sluggard, who refuses to work and ends up in poverty. This proverb teaches the importance of initiative, planning, and the value of work as
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Acts 26:1-32, the Apostle Paul boldly shares his personal testimony before King Agrippa. He explains his life before Christ, his dramatic conversion, and his mission afterward. Paul speaks with clarity and courage, reminding us that sharing our faith story is a powerful way to witness for God, even in the face of opposition. Paul’s encounter
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In 1 Chronicles 11:10–19, we read about David’s mighty men. They were warriors who were brave, loyal, and deeply respected their leader. Among them, three stood out by risking their lives to get David water from Bethlehem, even though it was guarded by enemies. David refused to drink it and poured it out to the Lord,
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 18:1–16, God changed Abram and Sarai’s names to Abraham and Sarah. Abraham receives three divine visitors under the hot sun. These visitors (two angels and the Lord) are welcomed with hospitality. One delivers a miraculous promise: Sarah will bear a child within a year. Though Sarah laughs, God reassures them that nothing is too
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 13:2–18, we see Abram and his nephew Lot growing prosperous with flocks and servants, but their blessings lead to strife among their herdsmen. To keep peace, Abram graciously allows Lot to choose the land first. Lot picks the lush Jordan Valley, settling near the sinful city of Sodom, while Abram remains in Canaan. Though
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 12:1–9, God commands Abram to leave everything familiar and go to a new place. God doesn’t give a map or destination, only a promise: to bless Abram, make his name great, and turn his family into a nation that would bless the whole world. Despite having no children and not knowing where he was
LESSON OVERVIEW FOR ADULTS In Genesis 11:1-9, the people of the earth, still united after the flood, began building a tower to make a name for themselves rather than honor God. Though God had instructed Noah’s descendants to spread out and repopulate the earth, they stayed together and tried to show off their own greatness by constructing a tower that
