A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "Lord." Picking up right after the Easter story, this lesson tells the exciting account of Jesus appearing to His disciples in the upper room to prove He is truly alive.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as our "Savior." Walking gently through the story of the garden, the cross, and the resurrection, this lesson teaches kids how Jesus overcame death to give us the gift of eternal life.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as a "Servant." Using the beautiful story of Jesus washing His disciples' feet during Passover, this lesson teaches kids the importance of humility, kindness, and putting others first.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as the "Messiah" and "Christ." Using the story of Palm Sunday and the Israelites waiting for a Savior, this lesson teaches kids that Jesus is the Anointed One sent by God to bring us hope and salvation.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "The Resurrection and the Life." Using the amazing miracle of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, this lesson teaches kids about eternal life and Jesus' power over death.

A children's devotion explaining God as our loving Father. Using the Parable of the Prodigal Son, this lesson teaches kids about God's unconditional love and His eagerness to forgive us when we make mistakes and turn back to Him.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as the "Good Shepherd." Using the parable of the lost sheep, this lesson teaches kids how much God cares for each of us individually and how He gently guides and protects us.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "The Word." Using the story of Mary and Martha, this lesson teaches kids the importance of slowing down to listen to Jesus' teachings and prioritizing time with God.

A children's devotion explaining God's special name, "I AM" (Jehovah). Using the exciting story of Moses and the burning bush, this lesson teaches kids that God is eternal, unchanging, and everything we will ever need.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as the "Bread of Life." Using the famous miracle of feeding the 5,000 with a boy's small lunch, this lesson teaches how Jesus provides the spiritual food we need to grow close to Him.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "Master." Using the exciting story of Jesus calming the storm and a fun analogy of an orchestra conductor, this lesson teaches kids what it means to trust and follow His loving leadership.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "The Cornerstone." Using the parable of the wise and foolish builders, this lesson teaches kids the importance of building their lives on the solid foundation of Jesus' teachings so they can stand strong during hard times.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as "Rabbi," or Teacher. Using the Sermon on the Mount and the Golden Rule, this lesson highlights the practical ways Jesus teaches us to live, love, and forgive.

A children's devotion about Jesus, "The Great Physician." Using the story of the paralyzed man lowered through the roof (Luke 5), this lesson teaches that Jesus heals both our bodies and our hearts by forgiving our sins.

A children's devotion explaining Jesus as the "Son of God." Using Luke 1:35 and the analogy of children looking like their parents, this lesson teaches how Jesus perfectly shows us what God the Father is like.

A children's devotion on the "Prince of Peace." Using the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6 and a Cinderella analogy, this lesson teaches how Jesus brings peace to our hearts and reconciles us to God.

A children's devotion introducing "Immanuel" (or Emmanuel), meaning God With Us. This lesson marks the start of the New Testament names of God, explaining how God sent Jesus and the Holy Spirit so we are never alone.

A children's devotion explaining "Jehovah Maginni," the Lord is My Shield. Using the story of Daniel in the Lion's Den, this lesson teaches children that God protects us when we face scary situations.

A children's devotion explaining "Jehovah Sabaoth," the Lord of Angel Armies. This lesson teaches children about God's invisible protection, using the story of Elisha and a personal reminder of God's care during dangerous moments.

A children's devotion explaining "Jehovah Rophe," the God Who Heals. Using the story of Naaman dipping in the Jordan River, this lesson teaches that God cares for our bodies and can heal through medicine, natural recovery, and prayer.