Sunday School Curriculum
Sunday School Lessons from Lifeway, a Leading Provider of Bible Studies for Sunday Mornings
Choosing the right Bible study can sometimes be overwhelming as different groups have different approaches to studying Scripture.
That's why we offer distinct Bible study approaches for your groups ranging from babies to senior adults.
Age Group Specific Options
Age-specific Bible studies help your groups dig deeper into scripture and themes to build community and accountability among peers.
Learn more about the Sunday school options for your church ministry groups.
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Sunday School Conference
Free, two-day conferences ideal for Sunday School directors, pastors, ministers of education and similar positions, especially those who have been serving in their role for three years or less.
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Sunday School Articles
Here are three practical ideas for reducing people's fears in order to connect them to a Bible study group.
Ongoing Bible study groups meet every week with no predetermined ending date. Resources for ongoing groups have advantages that may encourage you to take a second look at the value these resources bring to the group.
While there is a cost, churches and church attendees of all ages can gain a lot from that extra hour. And the kingdom impact can be even greater.
Church leadership may ask, “Why should we offer Sunday School? Will it even make a difference? Is it worth the time and effort?” Why should your church go to the trouble to have such a program with an enormous need for volunteers? Let me offer four reasons.
If you have led any kind of Bible study group, you are familiar with the stress that comes with it. As soon as the group time is over, another one sits in the future awaiting your attention.
Too often, bad teaching skills are simply passed down through the years. But even for those who do know how to facilitate a Bible study group, it’s wise to keep learning. The message of Scripture never changes, but methodologies do.