The passage of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples can be used with your 12-14 year olds to teach a lesson on humility, one of the important Sunday school topics for this age.
Archives for May 2007
Sunday School Themes – I am Special to Jesus
One of the best Sunday school themes that Sunday school teachers teach is to get their students to value themselves. This lesson for your 9-11 year olds encourages them to think about and to value their own unique qualities.
Kids Sunday School Place – Jesus Heals the Blind
Turn your class into a kids Sunday school place to teach the biblical story where Jesus heals the blind. Drama and discussions are great way to engage your 6-8 year olds and make the lessons meaningful.
Preschool Sunday School Craft – Jesus Calms the Storm
The story of Jesus calming the storm can be used to teach all ages. Use these preschool Sunday school crafts ideas to teach your 2-4 year olds that they can have bad or stormy days and there are people who can help them through these times, just like Jesus helping the disciples.
Teen Sunday School Lessons – David and Goliath
This is one of the teen Sunday school lessons taken from David and Goliath. It focuses on the role of heroes and of strength to handle difficult situations. Try this with your 12-14 year old class.
Children Sunday School Lessons – Fishers of Men
Try these children Sunday school lessons when teaching the story of Jesus and the Fishers of Men. Your 9-11 olds can be encouraged to look at people whom they should follow as role models and look at who are not good to follow.
Sunday School Pages – Zacchaeus and Jesus
The story of Zacchaeus in the Bible is a good lesson for your 6-8 year olds and their sense of identity and self-esteem. Use these Sunday school pages to encourage their participation in the activities.
Preschool Sunday School Lesson – Special to Jesus
Try this preschool Sunday school lesson with your 2-4 year olds to teach them how special they are to Jesus. By having them drawing and sharing things with one another is a great way to engage them!