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Unit 14, Session 3Zephaniah Warned God’s People to Repent (Zephaniah) Dear families, The Book of Zephaniah serves as a stern rebuke of God’s people and a warning regarding a failure to return to Him faithfully. It also serves as a reminder of God’s expectation of holiness and a description of what that looks like whenContinue reading “January 22”

ISAIAH WARNED OF GOD’S JUDGMENT (Isaiah 22; 48) The judgment of God can be found all through the Bible among people who turned from God to their own ways and sought to make a name for themselves or, at the very least, to satisfy themselves at the cost of their disobedience. In Isaiah 22, we findContinue reading “January 15”

Judah’s King Joash became king at age 7. He redirected all silver that was given at the temple to the workers rebuilding the temple rather than to the priests, and his servants conspired against him, ultimately killing him while traveling on a road trip. Over his 40-year reign, it seems that both Joash’s experiences andContinue reading “January 8: Joash Wanted to Obey God (2 Kings 12; 2 Chronicles 24)”

New Unit starts January 8! Click Here for the @Home Family Worship Guides to support the weekly lessons or download them below. Unit Description: As God’s people continued to rebel against Him, He continued to pursue them. God warned the people through the prophets who pleaded with them to turn from idolatry and turn backContinue reading “Unit 14: Warnings to the People”

Jesus Was Born (John 1) Dear Parents, God’s plan all along was to send His Son into the world to save sinners. At just the right time, God the Son “emptied himself by assuming the form of a servant, taking on the likeness of humanity” (Phil. 2:7). The birth of Jesus was a miracle. TheContinue reading “December 18 (Christmas Lesson)”

 WE ARE TO WORSHIP GOD ALONE (ISAIAH 44) Dear families, Many agree that sin is often, if not always, contrived from selfish ambitions. We can see how our actions, thoughts, and words that disregard God’s instructions for our lives develop from our desire for more, better, or different than what we currently have. Our sinContinue reading “December 11”

Elisha Performed Miracles (2 Kings 4–6) Dear families, Miracles are often found in Scripture as a means of God doing what nature cannot explain to show His own power and authority over all things. This portion of 2 Kings 4–6 is no different. But these miracles don’t just teach us about God; they also demonstrateContinue reading “December 4”

Elisha Served as a Prophet (2 Kings 2) Dear families, Elisha’s incredible loyalty to the prophet Elijah is recorded in 2 Kings 2. He followed Elijah wherever he went. He committed to Elijah even when others told him that Elijah would soon die. And he stayed by his side to the very end. Elisha sawContinue reading “November 27”

Elijah Served as a Prophet (1 Kings 16–18) Dear families, Even a dim light is visible in the darkness. There’s no denying that the world today can be described as a dark place where sin is endorsed and idolized, mistreatment of others for any reason may be viewed as a necessary part of life, andContinue reading “November 20”

Dear families, The entire Bible is true, without error, authoritative, and clear; however, there are times—perhaps when trying to discern about a new job opportunity or other circumstances when there is seemingly more than one good option—when we may ask, “What does God want of me?” The Bible contains some very clear directives about whatContinue reading “November 13: Jeroboam Disobeyed God 1 Kings 12–13 “