They brought him to Jerusalem to present Him to the Lord. Every male that opens the matrix is called holy to the Lord, as written in the law of the Lord. A sacrifice of a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons was offered according to the law of the Lord. In Jerusalem, there was a man named Simeon, who was just and devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel with the Holy Ghost upon him. It was revealed to him by the Holy Ghost that he would not see death before he had seen the Lord’s Christ. Led by the Spirit into the temple, he took the child Jesus in his arms, blessed God, and proclaimed, ‘Now I can depart in peace, for my eyes have seen your salvation, a light for the Gentiles and the glory of Israel. Joseph and Mary marveled at his words, and Simeon blessed them, telling Mary that this child would cause many in Israel to rise and fall, and be a sign that would be spoken against, revealing the thoughts of many hearts, with a prophecy that her own soul would be pierced as well.

The child grew, he became strong in spirit and filled with wisdom, with the grace of God upon him. His parents traveled to Jerusalem every year, and when he was twelve years old, they went as expected. Leaving the city, on their way back, they realized he was missing. After searching for three days, they found him in the temple, astonishing all who heard him, amazing them with his understanding and wisdoms. His parents were bewildered and questioned him, to which he replied that he must be about his Father’s business. They did not fully understand his words, but he returned with them to Nazareth, growing in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and man.

Jesus’ entry into the world was humble and unexpected, born in a simple barn, laid in a manger by Mary and Joseph of meager means. Despite being the Son of God, he could have been born in the most lavish palace to the wealthiest family, some would think that best. However, God’s choice to have Jesus born in such modest surroundings reminds us that His love transcends social status and their causes. In the birth of Jesus, God’s unconditional love and grace for all humanity is revealed. Luke 2:1-20, The Birth of Jesus.

Jesus, as the Son of God, studied God’s Word to learn and obey it, setting an example for children and all through his obedience. In Luke 2:41-52, The boy Jesus in the Temple, we witness Jesus’ commitment to understanding and following God’s teachings. John the Baptist’s recognition of Jesus as the Savior during his baptism underscores the significance of obedience to God. By obeying God, as seen in Matthew 3:1-17, The Baptism of Jesus, we not only demonstrate our love for Him but also follow Jesus’ example of unwavering faithfulness.

Jesus, the Son of God, exemplified a life free from sin, showing us the path to resist temptation through His divine guidance in Luke 4:1-13, The Temptation of Jesus. innocence will come to understand that by following in His footsteps and abiding by His teachings from the Bible, they also have the opportunity to become His disciples, just like the 12 men who devotedly followed Him during His earthly ministry in Mark 1:16-20, Calling of First Disciples.

During His ministry, Jesus preached about living differently and how God forgives our sins through belief in Him. In one sermon, Jesus emphasized that we can never earn our way to heaven through good deeds. Matthew 5:1-16, The Sermon on the Mount People can learn from His teachings and identify changes they can make in their lives. In another powerful moment, Jesus calmed a storm that threatened His disciples. This shows His strength and the trust we can have in Him to help us through any problem. A child can think of something they want to ask God for help with, just like the disciples did in the storm. Mark 4:35-41, Jesus Calms the Storm

I thank God for the grace given to you by Jesus Christ, enriching you in all utterance and knowledge, confirming the testimony of Christ in you. May you lack no gift, eagerly awaiting the return of our Lord Jesus Christ, who will keep you blameless until the end. God is faithful, calling you to fellowship with his Son Jesus Christ our Lord. 1 Corinthians 1

Introduce kids to the foundational Creation story from the Bible, a crucial starting point in understanding the origins of humanity and the Earth. Help children in your Sunday school or Kids Church to remember the days of Creation with engaging activities and lessons.