QUEST: Preschool Lesson for February 14
This week’s reading from the Jesus Storybook Bible:
The Young Hero and the Horrible Giant, p. 122 (David and Goliath)
This week’s Big Idea:
God fights for us and gives us strength and courage. We do not need to be afraid!
This week’s Key Verse:
Psalm 16:8
QUEST: Preschool Lesson for February 7
This week’s reading from the Jesus Storybook Bible:
The Teeny Weeny True King, p. 116 (Samuel Anoints David from 1 Samuel 16)
This week’s Big Idea:
God measures us by our heart and not our size.
This week’s Key Verse:
Psalm 16:8
BABY QUEST: February Lessons
Baby QUEST is Reston Bible Church’s ministry to the youngest members of our Body.
Each month, we will feature a guide for your family to use with children ages 0-2. The guide includes follow up activities, a craft or sensory activity, recommended reading, a song, and other tips that are uniquely tailored to the development of infants and toddlers.
The guide follows the themes we are teaching in our nursery classes, giving you an opportunity to connect and reinforce the ideas taught at home. Because children this age need repetition, each activity can be done multiple times throughout the month to continue to press it upon your child’s memory as they grow!
This month, we’re focusing on how God’s love transforms us through the story of Zacchaeus. Children will begin learning about sin nature, justification, sanctification, and God’s healing power in simple terms and ideas that they can begin to grasp even at a young age.
Big Idea:
Jesus Heals Our Hearts
Scripture Focus:
Luke 19
QUEST: Clubhouse Service for January 31
Awana Message for January 31
QUEST: Preschool Lesson for January 31
This week’s reading from the Jesus Storybook Bible:
The Warrior Leader, p.108
This week’s Big Idea:
God wins our battles for us when we obey.
This week’s Key Verse:
Exodus 20:3
Awana Message for January 24
QUEST: Clubhouse Service for January 24
Family Quest: Extreme Makeover, Spiritual Edition – Strength, Lesson 3
LESSON 3: THE PURPOSE OF STRENGTHS
Remembering back to our first lesson on strength we said that, “First, He is the fountainhead of our strength. Second, He stands ready to renew our strength if we will seek Him, trust Him, and wait on Him. Third, God gives us strength not for our own selfish interests or nonsense but to glorify Him and do the good works of the Kingdom that He has prepared in advance for us to walk in.” Let’s talk this week about that last point. The Bible teaches that as followers of Christ we have been given the right to be called “children” of God. It goes on to teach us to imitate God, “as dearly loved children.” In what ways can we imitate God?
Download Strength, Lesson 3QUEST: Preschool Lesson for January 24
This week’s reading from the Jesus Storybook Bible:
Ten Ways To Be Perfect, p. 100
This week’s Big Idea:
God wants us to know how to be close to Him and be happy.
This week’s Key Verse:
Exodus 20:3