Preschool Sunday School

Mark 3:1-6; Matthew 12:9-14; Luke 6:6-11 Our true story comes from the parts of the Bible called the Gospel of Mark, the Gospel of Matthew, and the Gospel of Luke. Mark loved Jesus and told people about Him. That means Jesus was his teacher. Matthew was a disciple of Jesus. That means Jesus was his teacher. Luke loved Jesus and wanted others to know and love Jesus, too. And the word gospel means “good news!” One Sabbath day, Jesus went to the synagogue to teach. There was a man there whose hand did not work well. The man could not use his hand like everyone else. Jesus saw the man. Jesus loved him and cared about him. Jesus asked the man to come and stand where everyone could see him. Some people were watching Jesus very closely. They wanted to see what He would do. Jesus knew the man needed help. Jesus said to him, "Stretch out your hand." The man trusted Jesus. He stretched out his hand. Right away, his hand became strong and healthy! The man was so happy. Jesus had healed ...

John 4:46-54 Our true story is found in a part of the Bible called the Gospel of John. John was one of the friends and helpers of Jesus. And the word "Gospel" means "good news!" One day, a father was very worried. His son was very sick. The father had heard about Jesus. He believed that Jesus could help. So he traveled to find Jesus. When he found Jesus, he asked, "Please help my son." Jesus looked at the father with love. Then Jesus said, "Go home. Your son will live." The father believed Jesus. He trusted Jesus' words and started walking home. While he was on the way, some servants came running to meet him. They had wonderful news! "Your son is well!" they said. The father was so happy. He learned that his son became well at the very time Jesus had spoken. Jesus had healed the boy even though He was far away. The father and his whole family believed in Jesus. They knew that Jesus has God's power and that He cares for people. K...

Matthew 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-10 Our true story comes from the parts of the Bible called the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke. Matthew was a disciple of Jesus. That means Jesus was his teacher. Luke loved Jesus and wanted others to know and love Jesus, too. And the word gospel means “good news!” One day, Jesus came to a town called Capernaum. A Roman officer had a servant who was very sick. The officer cared very much about his servant. He wanted to help him get well. The officer had heard about Jesus. He believed that Jesus could help. So he asked Jesus to heal his servant. Jesus was ready to go to the officer's house. But the officer sent a message to Jesus. He said, "You do not have to come to my house. I know You can just say the word, and my servant will be healed." The officer trusted Jesus very much. Jesus was happy to see such great faith. He said that the servant would be healed. At that very moment, the servant became well. Jesus had helped him even though He...

John 2:1-11 Our true story is found in a part of the Bible called the Gospel of John. John was one of the friends and helpers of Jesus. And the word "Gospel" means "good news!" One day, Jesus went to a wedding with His mother, His disciples, and many other people. Everyone was happy. They were celebrating a very special day. After a while, the family had a problem. They ran out of wine for the celebration. Jesus' mother, Mary, told Jesus what had happened. Mary trusted Jesus. She said to the servants, "Do whatever He tells you." Jesus saw six large stone jars nearby. He told the servants to fill the jars with water. The servants did exactly what Jesus said. Then Jesus told them to take some of the water to the man in charge of the wedding feast. When the man tasted it, something wonderful had happened! The water had become wine. The family was no longer worried. Everyone continued celebrating with joy. Jesus had quietly helped the family. This was the ...

Psalm 27 Our story comes from the Bible. It is found in the part of the Bible called Psalms. The word psalm means holy song or special song. God Helps Me Not Be Afraid David loved God and trusted Him. Sometimes David felt afraid. There were times when things were hard. But David said, “God is my light.” That means God helps us see and helps us feel safe. David said, “God is with me, so I will not be afraid.” David talked to God. He asked God for help. David trusted that God would take care of him. And God did. Jesus helps us see this clearly. Jesus is our light too. He helps us not be afraid and teaches us to trust God. Key Takeaway for Preschoolers God helps us when we feel afraid. Dear God, Dear God, Thank You for being with us. Help us not to be afraid. Help us to trust You and talk to You. We love you, God. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen. Take-Home Material Bible Verse: “A new commandment I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you also must love one another.” — John 1...

1 Samuel 20:14-17; 2 Samuel 9:1-13 Our story comes from the Bible. It is found in the part of the Bible called 1 Samuel ("First Samuel") and from 2 Samuel ("Second Samuel"). The two books in the Bible named after Samuel. David had a very good friend named Jonathan. Jonathan and David made a promise to always care for each other’s families. Years later, David became king. One day, David asked, “Is there anyone from Jonathan’s family I can help?” Someone said, “Jonathan has a son named Mephibosheth.” Mephibosheth was brought to David. He was afraid. But David said, “Do not be afraid. I will be kind to you because of your father Jonathan.” David gave Mephibosheth a place to live. David made sure he had food. David even invited Mephibosheth to eat at the king’s table! David kept his promise and showed kindness. Jesus helps us see this clearly. Jesus welcomes us, loves us, and cares for us too. Key Takeaway for Preschoolers We can be kind and keep our promises. Dear God,...