Sunday School/Bible Study Curriculum

The Book of Leviticus begins with God’s instructions to Israel about five sacrifices. Through these sacrifices, Christians today can better understand Jesus’ sacrifice by learning about the important...

Clay to Conquest is a study of the first eight major Old Testament figures and the mighty works God did on their behalf. The truth they teach us is timeless in its relevance and universal in its...

What does God say about sexual activity? By exercising biblical discipline in our sexuality, we can honor God and reflect His holiness. This study introduces Scriptural principles to help students...

The power of the tongue. Lies, curses, gossip, bitterness, jealousy, hate — the tongue can communicate great evil. Too often we are bombarded with speech that mocks, tears down, or profanes. This...

With this 13-lesson study, encourage your students to explore the book of James — to instill wisdom both theological and practical. As we study God’s character and walk with His children, He will...

With this 13-lesson study, encourage your students to explore the book of James — to instill wisdom both theological and practical. As we study God’s character and walk with His children, He will...

As time passes, Christians tend to forget the great blessing of being a Christian. Salvation is a life-changing event that should never be taken for granted. This study will help your teens...

On a hillside in Galilee, Jesus explained how citizens of God’s kingdom could live. This 13-lesson study walks verse by verse through Matthew 5–7, examining simple principles that can overturn the...

On a hillside in Galilee, Jesus explained how citizens of God’s kingdom could live. This 13-lesson study walks verse by verse through Matthew 5–7, examining simple principles that can overturn the...

Friendship is a tremendous blessing from God. No relationship will be free from conflict, but friends can grow closer by the way they work through problems together. Our friendships will either...

In his epistle to the Galatians, Paul explores the idea of divine grace. God saved us through grace; God grows us through grace; and one day, God will glorify us through His grace. This 15-lesson...