Activity Plans

Forgiveness can be one of the hardest things Jesus asks of us. In this lesson, we will explore what Christian forgiveness means, how God's mercy changes our hearts, and how we can respond to hurt without being controlled by resentment.

Temptation is something every Christian encounters, but temptation itself is not sin. The real question is what we do when it comes. In this lesson, we will look honestly at how temptation works, recognize the situations that make us vulnerable, and learn how to respond with faith instead of simply relying on our own strength.

Jesus spoke constantly about the Kingdom of God, but what exactly did He mean? Is the Kingdom a place, a future reality, or something already present among us? In this lesson, we will explore Jesus’ teaching about the Kingdom and what His words reveal about His mission.

Christians do not simply believe that Jesus was a good teacher who died for a cause; they proclaim that He truly died, rose from the dead, and appeared to His followers. In this lesson, we will examine the biblical testimony of the Resurrection and why the first Christians considered it the foundation of their hope.

Faith was never meant to be lived alone. In this session, we look to the first Christians, who shared their prayers, their meals, and even their possessions with glad and sincere hearts. Together we'll explore what true fellowship means: not just friendship, but spiritual communion in the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 

Prayer isn't just asking God for things. It's friendship with Him. But between busy schedules, buzzing phones, and wandering minds, prayer is often the first thing we put off. In this session, we'll listen as Jesus teaches His disciples to pray, name the obstacles that get in our way, and spend a quiet moment simply being with God.

Meet Blessed Fulton Sheen, the archbishop who took the Gospel to radio and television, and hear the remarkable story of the miracle that led to his beatification. Then discover your own mission field, your own gifts, and one concrete step to bring someone closer to Jesus this week.

God is always inviting us closer to Him, but our lives are filled with noise, distractions, opinions, and competing voices. How do we learn to recognize the voice of God and respond when He calls? This lesson explores how Scripture, prayer, conscience, and the life of Jesus help us become better listeners.

Christian love is more than being nice to people we like. Jesus calls us to love our neighbor, forgive those who hurt us, serve people in need, and treat every person with dignity. In this lesson, we will look at Jesus’ command to love, examine the people we sometimes overlook, and challenge ourselves to turn Christian love into concrete action.

Following Jesus means more than believing the right things—it means allowing our faith to change the way we live. In this lesson, we will explore what Christian service looks like, why humility matters, and how ordinary acts of love can become powerful ways of showing Christ to the world.