The term "as you go" means you can use your everyday rhythms as cues to be intentional about discipling your kids.
Every family has these 4 rhythms: Morning Time, Drive Time, Meal Time, and Bed Time.
Whether you have younger kids or older kids, here are some ideas for using the content on this page as a tool to help you win at
discipling your kids as you go throughout your everyday life. 

Grab your magnifying glass—it's time to become Bible detectives! This month, our preschoolers will search for clues that help them
better understand God's Word and discover more about who He is. Each week, we'll investigate a different mystery.
As our little detectives gather clues each week, they'll discover that God's Word helps us know Him, love Him, and follow Him every day.
We can't wait to solve these amazing Bible mysteries together!

"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." — Psalm 119:105 

Week1: What is the Bible? Who wrote it, when was it written, and how did God give us His Word
Week 2: The Ten Commandments—who wrote them, how God gave them to Moses, and why they help us know how to love God and others
Week 3: What is worship? We'll discover three ways we can worship God: by learning His Word, giving with joyful hearts, and singing His praises
Week 4: The Trinity—exploring how God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: three Persons, one God, always working together in perfect unity

LittleLIFE is working with our older Preschoolers and Kindergarteners to start learning the books of the Bible.
Click HERE for the Old Testament song. Click HERE for the New Testament song.

Our stories this month magnify God’s goodness by revealing His character through different
life experiences. The Psalms remind us that God lovingly guides us, speaks to us through His
Word, and invites us to live in a way that honors Him. Even in times of sorrow or struggle, we
are encouraged to bring our emotions to God and remember His faithfulness. The Psalms also
highlight God’s care and protection, showing that He is always with us, providing what we need.
As we look back on His actions throughout history, we are inspired to give thanks for His constant
love and never-ending goodness.

"The Lord is good to all, and his mercy is over all that he has made." Psalm 145:9

>Check out this playlist of songs that your kids sing in KidLIFE on Sunday's and see how many they know!

>Click here to view a tool that you can use to disciple your child(ren) throughout the week with a
calendar that pairs with what they are learning in KidLIFE!

>Here is the songs to help your kid learn the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament!

We would expect a king's arrival to be one of great honor and majesty, with pomp and great circumstance. And had we lived at the time of Jesus's birth, life, and death, we may have missed what is not so very apparent to us: Jesus is the King of kings.
In the stillness of the small town of Bethlehem, Jesus was born. As we celebrate this moment each year, we often forget that Jesus,
the spotless Lamb and God was born to die.
May we dwell on the miracle of God coming to us because we couldn't make our way to Him. Even now, our best efforts fall short.
We depend of the saving work of Jesus, on the One who came humbly, lowly, quietly as heaven erupted in praise.
Let us remember that God bent low to redeem us. Jesus became like us, walked among us, suffered and rejoiced with us.
Why? To identify with us and show us how to live! What a God!

Check out this resource for you to connect with your preteen over what they are learning in 56LIFE!

Family can be complicated. Some family memories make us laugh, and others… well, we’d rather forget. The truth is, no family is perfect, and even the Bible is full of families that fell short of the ideal—just look at Abraham’s! In this series from Genesis, we’ll follow Abraham’s family, who had their own set of imperfections, and see how God was faithful through their best and worst moments. Along the way, we’ll discover that your family isn’t perfect, but God’s love always is, that no family conflict is too big for God, and even when your family changes, God stays the same. And no matter what kind of family we have, we’re all welcome in God’s family.

"For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord." — Romans 8:38–39 (NIV)

Join your student with a Bible reading plan that is designed to go along with what they are learning in StudentLIFE this month!