
LESSON THEME: Jesus Loves Me Mark 15:16-47 describes Jesus’ crucifixion, from the Roman soldiers mocking him through his death on the cross and burial in a tomb. It portrays the profound suffering Jesus endured, the various reactions of those present, and ultimately fulfills the scriptural prophecies about the Messiah’s death. WELCOME MUSIC: PLAYLIST (WEE SING KIDS) This music should be
LESSON THEME: Jesus is King Mark 11:1-11 Jesus and his disciples head toward Jerusalem. Two disciples get there first and borrow a donkey colt for Jesus to ride. He rides triumphantly down the road as the crowds spread palm branches and robes on the road in his path. They call out praises, declaring that Jesus is the King. WELCOME MUSIC:
LESSON THEME: Trusting in God’s Provision Matthew 17:24-37 tells the story of Jesus and his disciples arriving in Capernaum, where they are confronted by the temple tax collectors. Jesus instructs Peter to catch a fish, and in its mouth, he finds a coin to pay the tax. WELCOME MUSIC: PLAYLIST (WEE SING KIDS) This music should be playing in the
Last night at Legacy Baptist Church, Pastor Donnie Edwards delivered a sermon on the first chapter of 2 Corinthians. My summary of the message: God has plans for you—plans that include your suffering, your brokenness, and your struggles. But these aren’t just random difficulties; they’re divinely orchestrated opportunities to minister to others who will walk similar paths. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐟
Date Volunteer Teacher Lesson Scripture ABEKA Cards Other Resources 3/26/2025 Brandy Tina Peter Finds a Coin Matthew 17:24-37 130 4/2/2025 Leslie Tina Palm Sunday Mark 11:1-11 130 4/9/2025 Brandy Tina Good Friday Matthew 26:1-27, Mark 14:1-15:47, Luke 32:1-56, John 18:1-20:18 133-138 4/16/2025 Kellie Tina Resurrection Sunday Mark 16:1-11, Luke 24:1-48, John 20:1-20, Acts 1:8-11 139-143 4/23/2025 Terra Tina Peter is
Last night at Legacy Baptist Church, Pastor Donnie Edwards preached the final message in his series through 1 Corinthians. As he shared about Paul’s closing words to the Corinthian church in chapter 16, several powerful takeaways stood out that resonated deeply with me. When God Redirects Your Path Pastor Donnie shared something that hit home for me: “Never underestimate something
As I read the second lesson in “The Search for Significance” by Robert S. McGee, the part about how parents influence their children’s beliefs in God hit home stronger than anything else. McGee writes, “Our self-esteem and view of God are usually a mirror of our parents’ attitudes toward us. Those who are loved and affirmed by their parents tend
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5 Ways to Recognize God’s Hand in Life’s Unexpected Detours Have you ever felt stuck in life’s waiting room? That awkward space between what was and what’s next? You’re not alone. Recently, I found myself pondering this very situation after hearing a powerful message that resonated deeply with my own journey. When God Redirects Your Path Last night at Legacy
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