A table breaks up the Lord's prayer into segments for reflection, response, and personalization.

This print-and-cut page contains a journaling prompt for distributing to students: "Why is human life worth more than anything else in the world? Why are all humans equal in value? How do these realities affect the way that...

How does our culture's concept of perjury reflect on "normal truthfulness"? This lesson reflects on the call of Jesus to faithful honesty

"Right relationship with God," says this lesson on the teachings of Jesus, "is impossible when I have wrong attitudes toward my brothers." Students are led to reflect on Christ's fulfillment of the Lord's original design for...

What is my place in the kingdom of God? What abilities, gifts, and resources do I have, and what opportunities do I have for exercising them? This printable questionaire leads students to reflect on how their lives are shaped for...

This lesson in the Sermon on the Mount series examines Christ's teachings on temptation, marriage, and abstinence.

In an introduction to the Sermon on the Mount, Kendall probes the way we come to know the Lord and his ways.

"Don't judge!" is a principle of modern society. But what kind of judging did Jesus forbid? This lesson defines several uses of "judge" in the New Testament.

Continuing the study of the Beatitudes, this lesson examines hungering and thirsting for righteousness, showing mercy, and seeking God with a pure heart.

From within and without, Christians must be on guard for wolvish people and their teachings. This lesson provides several examples of enemy ideologies.

This lesson addresses the purposes and practical considerations of fasting. More importantly, it addresses our motivations for doing good.

A table breaks up the Lord's prayer into segments for reflection, response, and personalization. Two of the cells are filled in in this example

Can money buy anything of eternal value? In this lesson, students study Christ's teaching on riches.

This print-and-cut page contains a journaling prompt: "Mt. 7:13-14 says that the gateway to true life is narrow. Write a paragraph about what this means. What are some things that are too wide to fit through the gate to God's...

In the follow-up lesson on violence and nonresistance, students respond to objections to nonresistance.

This lesson expands the study of money by compiling a list of scriptural principles on finances.

As an introduction to the topic of nonresistance, this lesson examines and critiques the just war theory.

This lesson offers reflections on the meaning of blessedness, and the place of the poor, the mournful, and the meek in the kingdom of God.

The Golden Rule states instructs us to treat others how we would want to be treated. This worksheet offers students the opportunity to reflect on how that might apply when dealing with friends, parents, siblings, teachers, or...

"You are the salt of the earth! Salt has zip and pizzazz to it. It keeps things from being bland and tasteless." This lesson in the Sermon on the Mount series summarizes the Beatitudes, and encourages Christians to see the hope...