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This week's lesson wraps up the section on the NT- Letters and Revelation, and concludes our series on the Bible Overview. We'll watch videos to find out more about Peter as a disciple of Jesus, learn more about John – what he wrote, where and why he wrote the book of Revelation.
How are the OT and the NT linked together? Does the end link with the beginning? Did archaeologists find Peter’s house where Jesus went to and healed many? Let the children find out!
This week we introduce the last section of the New Testament on the Letters and Revelation, who wrote them, to whom and why were they were written.
Was Saul's name changed to Paul? Ask the kids to find out!
This week' lesson for the children continues with songs and videos on Part 2 of the NT overview on the Gospel books and Acts.
Why are there 4 Gospel books and not 1? Who wrote them and when were they written? Have the children find out!
And yet another archaeological find to read about - this time on the First Temple that Solomon built!
Hi Parents! This week, we continue on our Bible overview adventure to the New Testament, introducing the NT's first section - The Gospels & Acts. The children will learn about its content, about Israel during that time, and an author of the Gospel.
Are there evidences of NT events? The children will find out for themselves about one such archaeological find!
Hi Parents, in this week’s thanksgiving topic we ask the children to remember the things they are thankful for in the past 3 months that they were mostly home.And as we settle down into Phase 2, we remember the migrant workers, most of whom are not yet able to leave their dormitories. The video by Healthserve and Voices of Singapore Children’s Choir will help the children better understand them, pray for them and encourage them with cards or craft. Please send the pictures of cards or craft to this chat or to us directly. We will pass them on to Shin Yong to encourage the migrant workers.
Download ResourcesDownload Resources (print)Hi Parents, this week our lesson on the divisions of the Bible continues with the last section of the Old Testament on The Prophets. The children will learn what prophets are, what they did, and what kind of messages they brought to the people from God.Try giving the children a message (a difficult one) for someone, and let them try taking the path of obedience to be a messenger as the prophets did. Or they could try sharing about Jesus to someone. 🙂
Download ResourcesDownload Resources (print)This week we introduce the section on Poetry & Wisdom in the Old Testament, and the 2 main authors of these books. May our children learn they can go to the Lord as the psalmists did, with their feelings, thoughts and experiences!
Download ResourcesDownload Resources (print)Hi Parents, this week we continue with an overview of the history section of the Old Testament, using videos and activities to help the children learn about Israel's history and its timeline. Did the walls of Jericho really come down? Let them find out the truth themselves!
Download ResourcesThis week the children will learn what are the first 5 books of the bible through activities and be encouraged to find out more when they read the bible eg. maps, content and archaeology findings.
Download ResourcesPsalm 119: 18 Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law.
What’s so special about the Bible? How is it different from any other book?
This week we continue our introduction of the Bible to the children, and show them why the Bible is different from any other book ever known, and point them to the message the Bible has.
What do I have to give? How can God use me?
This week let's bless a special group of people with our actions.
Learn more about the migrant workers. Hear the stories of 5 of them who are willing to share their lives and their needs.
Let's trust the Lord to use us for His purposes!
Who did Jesus serve when He was here?
How did He serve? What did He do?
Is Jesus calling me to serve?
How can I serve? Who can I serve?
Through songs, videos, bible study, quiz and activities, help our children learn that they can use their hearts and their giftings for the good works that God has called them to.
This week, get to know a special group of people in our midst - the migrant workers.
Coming up next week we will share more information on some of these gentlemen and their needs.
In uncertain times only one place is our sure shelter. Guide our children, as Jesus taught His disciples, to go to our loving Father in confidence and in trust.
Upper primary school kids should be able to go through the lesson on their own. Younger ones will require guidance and explanation.
Children may take an online quiz, and write out a prayer. Rally the family to pray with suggested activities for the family e.g. watch a video from World Vision on a Covid-19 affected family, and use given prayer prompters to lift up those in need of prayer. To the prayer closet we go!
Coming in daily bite-sized information with slides, facts, pictures, videos and quizzes to introduce and bring alive the most important book to our children. This week's teaching is about The Word. For starters, let's pronounce 'Ecclesiastes'. :)
This week's teaching helps children get a deeper understanding to worship. What is worship? Why do we worship? How do we worship? These are questions that will be discussed.
