Curriculum Resources

This Fall Semester, our students will dive into Scripture and discover how God’s plan of redemption has unfolded from Genesis to Jesus. Their lives fit into His story today, and we invite parents to join the conversation at home, reinforce these truths, and help their students connect biblical truth to everyday life.

God’s Design for Sex: Walking in the Light


God’s design for sex is good, and through Jesus we can turn from sin, bring our struggles into the light, and walk in freedom. This Wednesday, our middle school boys and girls, and high school boys and girls met separately to talk about God’s design for sex, sexual temptation, and the hope we have in Christ.

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The Story of God Middle School

“The Story of God Series” will help our middle school students understand the story they’re living in. We’ll begin with the beginning of Scripture and explore who God is, why He made us, what went wrong, and how His plan of redemption begins to unfold. Our hope is that students will see their identity rooted in God’s story.

The Story of God Series Notes & Questions

August 19 - Created to Know and Love God 

  • Main Scripture: Genesis 1:1–28
  • Main Point: You were created by God to know him and love him with everything in you.

August 26 - Created to be Known and Loved

  • Main Scripture: Genesis 1:26–2:25; Psalm 139:1–4
  • Main Point: God created you for real, unhiding relationships with others and with himself.

September 2 - Created with Purpose

  • Main Scripture: Psalm 139:13–16; Genesis 1:26–28; Isaiah 43:6–7
  • Main Point: God created you intentionally to steward your life for his glory.
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September 9 - The Lie, The Sin, The Result

  • Main Scripture: Genesis 3
  • Main Point: Sin begins when we believe life would be better without God, and it drives us away from the God we were made for.

September 16 - Where is Sin?

  • Main Scripture: Genesis 4:1–8
  • Main Point: Sin begins beneath the surface before it shows up in our actions.

September 30 - Sin Makes Life About Me

  • Main Scripture: Genesis 11:1–9 (Tower of Babel)
  • Main Point: Sin makes life about me, but God made my life to be about Him.
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Main Scripture: Genesis 12:1-3; 15:6-18

Main Point: Grace is God’s undeserved favor toward people who have done nothing to earn it.

What We Talked About:

  1. God’s answer to our sin is a promise he himself will keep.
  2. Look at the man God calls.
  3. Look at the promise God makes.
  4. Grace confronts both religious performance and personal success.
  5. Look at the God who guarantees it.
  6. God wants your heart, not your résumé.

Talk About It:

  • From the message on Wednesday night, what do you think grace means?
  • Are you more tempted to think, “Surely God wants me because of what I’ve done,” or “Surely God could never want me because of what I’ve done”? Why?
  • What would it look like this week to stop looking at your résumé and look to Jesus instead?
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Main Scripture: Romans 4:1–5, 18–25; Genesis 15–17

Main Point: We are made right with God by grace through faith in Christ—not by our works or the strength of our faith.

What We Talked About:

  1. Our greatest problem is that we are not right with God.
  2. God made Abraham a promise that God himself would keep.
  3. Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness.
  4. Abraham’s faith was real, but it was not flawless.
  5. Abraham was saved by the object of his faith, not the strength of his faith.
  6. Our confidence rests entirely in Jesus Christ.

Talk About It:

  • What does it mean to be made right with God by faith rather than by what you do?
  • Why could Abraham be counted righteous even though his faith and obedience were not always strong?
  • When you think about whether God accepts you, are you more likely to look at your good actions, your failures, or what Jesus has done? Why?
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From Garden to Glory High School

In “The Garden to Glory” Series, our High Schoolers follow the story God has been unfolding since the beginning. Through the lives of key Old Testament characters, we’ll see how Scripture tells a unified story—one that has always pointed to Jesus and finds its fulfillment in Him.

From Garden to Glory Series Notes & Questions

Main Scripture: Luke 24:13–32

Main Point: The Bible is one unified story of redemption that finds its fulfillment in Jesus.

What We Talked About:

  1. Jesus meets us in our hopelessness.
  2. Jesus points us to his Word.
  3. Jesus reveals himself as our hope.

Talk About It:

  • What do you remember most from the message?
  • Where in your life are you currently tempted to say, “I had hoped God would…”?
  • Why do you think Jesus pointed the disciples to Scripture instead of immediately revealing himself to them?
  • What would it look like this week to bring Jesus your disappointment and place your hope in Jesus rather than your expectations of him?
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Main Scripture: Genesis 1–3

Main Point: God created the world to dwell with his people and display his glory through them—and when humanity rejected his good design, God promised a Savior. 

What We Talked About:

  1. God’s Good Design
  2. Humanity’s Rejection
  3. God’s Promise

Talk About It:

  • What do you remember most from the message?
  • What does it mean that you were created in the image of God?
  • When you sin, are you more likely to hide it, minimize it, or blame someone else for it?
  • What does God’s promise in Genesis 3:15 show you about his heart toward sinful people?
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Main Scripture: Genesis 6–9

Main Point: A new beginning cannot give us a new heart. We need God himself to change our hearts through Jesus.

What We Talked About:

  1. Humanity’s Continued Rejection (Genesis 6:1-7)
  2. God’s Judgment and Rescue (Genesis 6:8-8:19)
  3. God’s Promise and Humanity’s Repeated Rejection (Genesis 8:20-9:29)

Talk About It:

  • What do you remember most from the message?
  • How does knowing that our sin grieves God’s heart change the way you think about sin?
  • Where are you tempted to believe that changing your circumstances would fix what is going on inside of you?
  • What is the difference between asking God to change your circumstances and asking him to change your heart?
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Main Scripture: Genesis 12, 15–17

Main Point: Our standing with God rests on his faithfulness, not our performance.

What We Talked About:

  1. Abraham’s Future (Genesis 11:30–12:3)
  2. Abraham’s Faith (Genesis 15)
  3. Abraham’s Failure (Genesis 16–17)

Talk About It:

  • What do you remember most from the message?
  • Where are you tempted to believe God’s promise but not trust his plan or timing?
  • Why is it significant that God alone walked through the animals when he made his covenant with Abraham?
  • When you think about how God sees you, are you more likely to look at your performance or at what Jesus has done for you?
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