Take a journey with Jesus, the King of kings and the Name above all names. We’ll delve into Jesus’ journey from His entrance on a donkey into the city of Jerusalem to the cross and the empty tomb when Jesus rose again.

Jesus stood on a hill, looking out over the people that had gathered to hear him speak. He shared eternal truths and blessings with those who listened then, and you and I today. We read the Sermon on the Mount in the book of Matthew, where Jesus teaches how we should love others.

Jesus stood on a hill, looking out over the people that had gathered to hear him speak. He shared eternal truths and blessings with those who listened then, and you and I today. In the sermon on the mount Jesus shares eternal wisdom that stands the test of time. Living wise means obeying God’s commands, making wise choices to follow the path that leads to life, and to put God’s Word into practice.

We discover the story of Moses in the book of Exodus in the Old Testament. God used Moses to rescue God’s people and bring them towards the promised land, but before that, his life began with danger and adventure, God protected him and had a purpose for his life. Moses’ life teaches us lots about God and His plan and purpose for His people. Learn that God has a plan and a purpose for our life too.

We discover the story of Daniel in the book of Daniel in the Old Testament. Daniel stood firm in his faith even when it could cost him his life. He was even thrown into a den of lions but God protected him. Daniel obeyed God, didn’t give up and heard from God. Learn all about standing firm from the life of Daniel in the Bible.

There are lots of things that you might be too young for, but you’re never too young to hear from God, serve God and make a big difference for God. There are many stories of children in the Bible who God used to do amazing things. God doesn’t just use adults to do His work, from kings to servants, priests to shepherds, all sorts of children were doing big things for God.

We have all kinds of milestones in our lives that remind us of how far we’ve come and where we are at in our journey. Taking your first steps, your first day of school, losing your first tooth, your first word, and there’s so many to come. There’s also spiritual milestones that are a cause for celebration. When we choose to follow Jesus that is an important milestone, but it doesn’t end there. As we keep growing in our faith, we have other milestones along the way. Discover three important Christian milestones: Salvation is accepting Jesus as your Saviour. Baptism is declaring new life with Christ. Communion is remembering all that Jesus has done for us.

The Bible is not a book of made-up stories; it’s about real people and real places, places we can still see today. As we journey through the places where Easter happened, we remember why Easter happened. We remember that Jesus prayed in the garden of Gethsemane, He died for us at a place called Golgotha, and He rose again, leaving the tomb He’d been placed in empty.

The Wise Guys are the wise men who brought gifts to Jesus. Each gift reminds us about who Jesus was and what was to come. Gold reminds us that Jesus is the King of kings, Frankincense speaks of worship, and Myrrh reminds us that Jesus is our Saviour.