Epistles
Transformed Through Baptism
Transformed Through Baptism
Transformed Through Baptism
Key Scripture: Romans 6:4
Theme: Baptism transforms us into a new creation—God’s forgiven children, guided by the Holy Spirit.
Key Takeaway: Baptism changes everything. Just like a potato can’t become a chip and go back again, when we are baptized, we are made new in Christ—and with the Holy Spirit’s help, we live differently to honor God.
The Happy Meal
Transformed Through Baptism
Transformed Through Baptism
Includes: Activity booklet with answer key.
Key Scripture: Matthew 26:26-30, Mark 14:22-26, Luke 22:14-20, or 1 Corinthians 11:17-26
Theme: The Happy Meal we receive from Jesus is better than any fast food Happy Meal.
Key Takeaway: A Happy Meal may make you smile for a moment, but Jesus’ Happy Meal—Communion—brings joy that lasts forever. Jesus fills our hearts with love, forgiveness, and eternal life.
Take Your Vitamins Every Day
Transformed Through Baptism
Take Your Vitamins Every Day
Includes: Activity booklet with answer key.
Key Scripture: Acts 2:42-47
Theme: Daily habits help us grow physically and spiritually.
Key Takeaway: If vitamins help our bodies grow stronger when taken every day, God's Word helps our faith grow stronger the same way—one day at a time.
Good Over Evil
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Take Your Vitamins Every Day
Key Scripture: Romans 12:9-21, John 5:28-30
Theme: God calls us to overcome evil with good and live in peace with others.
Key Takeaway: When we turn from evil and choose kindness, forgiveness, and love, we’re living the way God wants us to—reflecting His goodness and bringing life to others.
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Key Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:16 18
(Mentions All Saints Day but can be omitted.)
Theme: Prayer is one of the best habits we can form — it draws us closer to God and transforms our hearts and lives.
Key Takeaway: Daily prayer is a powerful habit that keeps us connected to God. The more we pray, the more peace, strength, and guidance we receive — just as Martin Luther said, “The less I pray, the harder it gets; the more I pray, the better it goes.”
Don't Fuel the Fire
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Martin Luther & The Habit of Prayer
Key Scripture: 1 Peter 3:8-32 or Romans 12:9-21 and mentions James 3:6
Theme: Our words have power—use them to spread peace, not ignite conflict.
Key Takeaway: You can’t always control what others say, but you can control what you say. Don’t fuel the fire—choose peace, kindness, and love.
EPISTLES
Faith Without Works
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
Key Scripture: James 2:14–17 & Matthew 25:35–40
Theme - True faith leads to loving action. When we help others, we are serving Jesus Himself.
Key Takeaway: Real faith shows up in real action. Because we love Jesus, we love and serve others—putting our faith to work in everyday life.
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
Scripture Focus: John 21:1–19, Acts 9:1–19
Theme: Second Chances Through God’s Grace
No one is too broken or too flawed for God to use in incredible ways.
Key Takeaway: God’s invitation is for everyone, and when we say “yes” to Him, we receive joy, love, and a place at His table.
The Oyster and the Pearl
Peter and Paul / Post-It Notes
The Oyster and the Pearl
Key Scripture: Romans 5:1-8
Theme: God can use our suffering to grow perseverance, shape our character, and fill us with hope.
Key Takeaway: When life is hard, remember God is still working. Our struggles, teach us, make us better people and help us grow in our faith.
The Power of Touch
The Power of Touch
The Oyster and the Pearl
Supplies Needed
- A picture of your children when they were younger.
- If married a picture of your spouse.
- A picture of your parents.
Key Scripture: Romans 10:9–10
Theme: Saying Out Loud What We Believe About God
Key Takeaway: Faith lives in your heart, but it grows when you speak it out loud. God wants to hear us say, “I love You,” and confess who Jesus is, not to impress others, but because it strengthens our relationship with Him.
Lifting Weights
The Power of Touch
Lifting Weights
Key Scripture: Galatians 6:2 – “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
Theme: Supporting one another through encouragement, presence, and love.
Key Takeaway: God calls us to help lift others when life feels heavy—and to accept help when we need it. We are stronger when we care for one another the way Christ cares for us.