Superheroes Continues

The past several weeks we have continued to learn about how to be the kind of Superhero Jesus wants us to be - based on His Word. We have had exciting and energetic services full of fun, learning and worship.

Views of the dynamic worship that our children engage in:


Joseph gets right out there in the middle to worship!


Some of the girls:


And some of the boys:


Pure energy!


Jaycie and Presley:


Each week, we have had a skit of a Bible lesson for the kids that demonstrates someone who practiced the Superhero trait that we are learning about.

For one lesson, Mark was Mordecai and Dawn was Esther - a young girl who had to be courageous enough to do what was right, even when it was hard.


Brother Jack was the King and Brandon was the wicked Haman, who Dawn points out as the one who wants to kill her people:


In another lesson about courage, Brandon was Gideon - a man who was too scared to fight, but who God used to save His people using only trumpets and lanterns. Here, Tyler, Steven and Nick help him:


Faith and Jadyn listen attentively:


Another week, we learned about self-control through David and King Saul. David and his army are trying to keep away from Saul:


David (played by Evyn) showed self control when King Saul was trying to hunt his down and kill him. Saul came to a cave where David and his men were hiding, but Saul did not see them. David had the chance to kill Saul, but chose to practice self-control instead. He simply cut off a piece of Saul's robe to prove that he could have killed him.


Our next lesson was about showing compassion to everyone. In our skit, Caleb was the leper who was unclean:


When Jesus came to town, the leper pushed through the crowd to get to Him to be healed. The crowd was horrified that a leper would come near them:


However, Jesus had compassion on the leper and healed him right there:


Brother Jack is an awesome teacher who often helps wrap things up and prays with and for the children:


We have learned so much in the past few weeks. As the children start heading back to school, it is our prayer that they will carry all of the lessons with them each day to be a light for Jesus wherever they go.