Children’s Discipleship Resources

These resources are to help connect and equip your family to grow in faith together. These resources are designed to help you disciple your family in everyday moments “as you go.” 

  • The Baptism Video gives a general understanding of baptism (Click on the picture to watch) 

    New Testament Bible Verses to reference and discuss:

    Matthew 28:19– A command from Jesus

    Romans 6:3-4– A symbol of new life

    2 Corinthians 5:17– Transformation

    Acts 2:38– Repentance and forgiveness

    Mark 16:16– Outward expression of Inward faith

    Acts 22:16– Obedience

    John 3:5– Part of being born again

  • Sunday School Lesson for March 23rd (Luke 10).  

    Click on the picture to access the video. 


    "The Bible is shallow enough for a child to wade in, but deep enough for an elephant to swim."-- Augustine


    Swim where you want but try to ask open ended questions! 



    QUESTION: What question did the lawyer ask Jesus to test him? How did Jesus respond? Even though the lawyer wanted to test Jesus, how did Jesus test that man's heart? How does his story test your heart?

    TAKEAWAY: People sought to test Jesus, but it is Jesus who tests our hearts.

    QUESTION: How did the man answer Jesus's question about how to summarize the law? What happens if you perfectly love God and your neighbor?

    What keeps us from doing that? Who is the only person who can do that?

    TAKEAWAY: The whole law is summed up by loving God with all your heart and loving your neighbor as yourself, and only jesus can do that perfectly.

    QUESTION: Who were the three men who saw the wounded man on the road to Jericho? Which one helped the man? Why is that surprising? In what ways is Jesus the Great Samaritan?

    TAKEAWAY: The parable of the good Samaritan reminds us that Jesus came to save his enemies; He is the Great Samaritan.

    QUESTION: What's the final question that Jesus asked the lawyer? What was his answer? The whole story was to answer the question "Who is my neighbor?" So what is the answer? If we love God and want to follow Jesus, what must we go and do?

    TAKEAWAY: Loving God means loving our neighbors, including our enemies.

  • Children’s Minstry Memory Verse of the Month with a song.

    Click on the Memory Verse Card to listen to the song that the kids will be using to memorize the verse. 

  • Worship Song with Motions

    The Children’s Ministry is learning this song, with motions, in Sunday School. Click on the picture to go to the song and motion video on YouTube. The kids will not be performing this song but hand motions have been implemented to help with memorization. 

  • Doxology Song

    The kids will be learning the Doxology

More resources


  • Pre-K to Kindergarten Bible Option

    The Jesus Storybook Bible, written by Sally Lloyd-Jones, is a children’s Bible that retells key stories from Scripture, emphasizing how each one points to Jesus. It includes stories from both the Old and New Testaments, presenting them in a way that is accessible and engaging for young readers.


    Key Features:

    • Christ-Centered Focus: Every story, from creation to Revelation, highlights how it connects to God’s overarching plan of salvation through Jesus.

    • Narrative Style: Written in a warm, imaginative tone, it reads like a storybook, making it appealing to children.

    • Illustrations: Beautiful artwork by Jago enhances the storytelling.

    • Themes: God’s love, grace, and faithfulness are consistently emphasized.

  • 1st-5th Grade  Bible Option (Old Testament)

    The Kingdom of God Storybook Bible is a children’s Bible that focuses on the central theme of God’s kingdom throughout Scripture. It weaves together key Bible stories, showing how they all point to God’s plan to establish His kingdom through Jesus Christ. Written in an engaging and accessible way for young readers, the book emphasizes God’s love, redemption, and the unfolding story of salvation. It often includes colorful illustrations and applications to help children understand how they fit into God’s kingdom today.


  • 1st-5th Grade  Bible Option (New Testament)

    Same description as above but in the New Testament. 

  • 8 year old-Teen Bible Option

    The Action Bible is a graphic novel-style retelling of the Bible, designed to engage readers of all ages, especially children and teens. Created by Sergio Cariello, a Marvel and DC Comics artist, it features dynamic, full-color illustrations and dramatic storytelling.


    Key Features:

    • Visual Appeal: Comic-book format with bold, action-packed artwork.

    • Comprehensive Coverage: Includes over 200 Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation.

    • Engaging Style: Focuses on fast-paced, dramatic retellings that highlight the excitement and significance of the events.

  • Bible App for Kids (download for free in the App Store)

    This is an engaging, interactive app designed to introduce children to the stories of the Bible in a fun and age-appropriate way. Featuring colorful animations, games, and activities, it helps kids explore the key Bible stories while learning foundational truths about God’s love and His plan for their lives. Perfect for young learners, it encourages a love scripture in a way that is both educational and entertaining.

  • Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey (A three book series)

    Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey is a beautifully illustrated children’s adaptation of John Bunyan’s classic The Pilgrim’s Progress. It tells the story of Christian, a young pilgrim, as he journeys to the Celestial City while overcoming trials, temptations, and dangers along the way. Written in an engaging and simplified style, it introduces kids to themes of faith, perseverance, and God’s guidance, encouraging them to trust in Jesus as they face their own life journeys.