Updated: Little Lamb Lessons, God's Sheep Snacks

The Little Lamb auxiliary lessons for preschool have been significantly improved and updated:

• Day 1: We All Sin
• Day 2: Thanking the Creator
• Day 3: Obey the Shepherd
• Day 4: The Shepherd Knows His Sheep
• Day 5: Jesus Wants to Be Your Shepherd

We've also enhanced and updated the God's Sheep snacks. All five days now have a scripted lesson tie-in:

• Day 1: Popcorn
• Day 2: Cross/Sheep Cookies
• Day 3: Donuts
• Day 4: Jell-O Jigglers
• Day 5: Salad

God's Sheep

Sheep are all over the place in the Bible, used as examples and illustrations for a variety of things in both testaments. They're also cute and make for easy decorations, so naturally we had to use them for a Bible School theme. The lessons we take from this theme talk about sin, salvation, obedience, security, and the church. In Galion this was our 2007 theme, which we tentatively expect to use for the second time in 2013.

This theme is mostly complete, except for visuals.

	Elementary		Preschool		Teens
Monday	Bible Lesson:	Going Astray: Moses and the Rock	Bible Lesson:	Moses and the Rock: Obey God	Bible Lesson:	Going Astray: Moses and the Rock
	Memory Verse:	Isaiah 53:6 (Follow the Shepherd)	Sheep Lesson:	We All Sin*	Discussion:	3 Questions
	Craft:	Shadow Box	Craft:	Sheep Bank	Craft:	Vase Candle
	Game: Pass the Sheep
	Snack: Popcorn (object lesson)
Tuesday	Bible Lesson:	Lamb of God (Isaac and the Ram)	Bible Lesson:	Praising God (David the Shepherd)	Bible Lesson:	Isaac and the Lamb (teen version)
	Memory Verse:	Romans 4:25 (Every Other Word)	Sheep Lesson:	Thanking the Creator*	Discussion:	4 Questions
	Craft:	Ram in the Thicket	Craft:	Watercolor (David playing the harp for his sheep)	Craft:	Cloth Painting (ram in the thicket, or Abraham and Isaac)
	Game:	Sheep Gate Tag	Game:	Sheep Gate Tag	Game:	[needed]
	Snack: cutout cookies (crosses and sheep)
Wednesday	Bible Lesson:	Stolen Sheep: Saul and the Spoils regular version or skit version	Bible Lesson:	Baa, baa, baa! (Saul and the Sheep)	Bible Lesson:	Stolen Sheep (teen version)
	Memory Verse:	1st Samuel 15:22 (Divide and Conquer)	Sheep Lesson:	Obey the Shepherd*	Discussion:	5 Questions
	Craft:	Obedience Bookmark	Craft:	Pull-Through Filmstrip	Craft:	Obedience Bookmark
	Game: Sheep Golf
	Snack: Donuts (O shape for Obey)
Thursday	Bible Lesson:	Sheep Security: The Good Shepherd	Bible Lesson:	Jesus Loves Children (Let the children come)	Bible Lesson:	Good Shepherd (teen version)
	Memory Verse:	1st John 10:28 (Show Your Card)	Sheep Lesson:	The Shepherd Knows His Sheep*	Discussion:	3 Questions
	Craft:	Plate Masks* (sheep, bear, or lion)	Craft:	Sheep Plate Masks	Craft:	Soap Molding
	Game: Sheep Maze
	Snack: Jell-O® Jigglers (shepherd crooks and sheep)
Friday	Bible Lesson:	Shepherded Sheep: Leading and Following	Bible Lesson:	God Loves Us: The 99 and the 1*	Bible Lesson:	Shepherded Sheep (teen version)
	Memory Verse:	Ephesians 2:10 (Simon)	Sheep Lesson:	Jesus Wants to Be Your Shepherd*	Discussion:	3 Questions
	Craft:	Noodle Mosaic (Follow God)	Craft:	Chalk Drawing (sheep)	Craft:	[needed]
	Game:	Sheep Chin Relay	Game:	Sheep Relay	Game:	Sheep Chin Relay
	Snack: floats (no correlation)

* - Items marked with an asterisk are incomplete or otherwise need work.

Substitute Indoor Games:

• Tangled Wool
• Sheep Soccer

Decorations:

God's Sheep Decoration Plans

Snacks

Theme	Day	Key Snack Item	Notes	Additional Items
God's Sheep Snacks (Updated, 2013 July)	Monday	Popcorn	Object lesson goes with Bible lesson.	sandwiches, chocolate-chip cookies
	Tuesday	Cross/Sheep Cutout Cookies	Shapes go with Bible lesson.	tacos, chips
	Wednesday	Donuts	Shape is a reminder for the Bible lesson.	hot dogs, fruit
	Thursday	Jell-O® Jigglers	Shapes go with Bible lesson.	pizza, cupcakes
	Friday	Salad	Salad reminds us of the kinds of things sheep need to eat.	macaroni and cheese, ice-cream floats
Soldiers of God Snacks (updated 2014)	Monday	Twizzlers	Twizzlers look like the red rope Rahab used to let the spies out.	Popcorn & Mini-Burgers
	Tuesday	Grilled Cheese Sandwiches	Grilled cheese sandwiches have bread both over the cheese and under it, like the centurion who had men over him and under him.	Jell-O and Carrot Sticks
	Wednesday	Shield Cookies	The cookies are shaped like shields, which are a piece of armor.	Pizza & Fruit
	Thursday	Mud Pudding	Mud pudding resembles the mud that was in the bottom of the cistern into which Jeremiah was thrown.	Hot Dogs & Nachos
	Friday	Prison-bar cupcakes	The stripes on top of the cupcakes resemble bars, like on a prison; Peter was in prison, but God sent an angel to let him out.	Sloppy Joe & Chips
Fishing for Christ Snacks (updated 2015)	Monday	Chocolate Coins	Jesus told Peter he would find a coin in the fish's mouth.	Spaghetti & Fruit
	Tuesday	Whale Cookies	Jonah was inside a whale for three days and three nights	Tuna Salad Sandwiches & Carrot Sticks
	Wednesday	Fish Sticks	Jesus ate a piece of cooked fish to show his disciples that he was really there.	Applesauce & Homemade Cookies
	Thursday	gummy fish	When their net was full of fish, the disciples knew that it was Jesus, and that they should listen to him.	Hot Dogs & Cucumber Slices
	Friday	cloud parfaits	When Jesus ascended, a cloud hid him from the disciples' sight. Before leaving, he told them to be his witnesses.	Tater Tots & Cheese Chunks
Following the Footsteps Snacks	Monday	Grapes & Pretzels	The men who explored the land brought back an enormous cluster of grapes, evidence of the bounty of the land. The cluster was so large that they draped it across a pole (represented by the pretzel rod) so two men could carry it.	Cookies
	Tuesday	Kool-Aid	Kool-Aid packets come with instructions on the back. If you read the instructions but don't follow them, you don't get good Kool-Aid. The Bible also has instructions in it, and we need to follow them, like the people of Israel when Ezra read the Bible to them.	Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, & Pudding
	Wednesday	Gummy Snakes on Sticks	God told Moses to display a snake on a stick in the middle of the camp, so that people could look to it and be saved, – just like we today look to Jesus for our salvation.	Hot Dogs & Carrot Sticks
	Thursday	Baby Shower Cookies	People have baby showers to celebrate when they have a baby. Hannah had been wanting a baby for a long time; when she prayed, God gave her a son, Samuel.	French Fries & Cheese Slices
	Friday	Homemade Bread & Jam	Epaphroditus brought Paul food (among other things) from the church, to help Paul while he was in Prison for telling people about Jesus. Epaphroditus served God by helping Paul. The Shunnamite also helped Elisha by feeding him, because he was a man of God. Homemade bread is a kind of food they might have had and might have given them.	Fruit & Ice Cream
Running the Race Snacks	Monday	animal crackers	animals go with the preschool lesson on creation
	Tuesday	lion cookies	lion is a reminder that God cared for Daniel
	Wednesday	cupcakes and scrolls	cupcake does not correlate, but scrolls go with the Josiah lesson
	Thursday	chocolate coins and fruit salad	the coins are a reminder of the rich young man; fruit does not correlate
	Friday	crown-shaped cookies	the crown goes with the elementary Bible lesson and the preschool shapes lesson
Back to the Beginning Snacks	Monday	animal crackers	God created animals
	Tuesday	fruit salad	Adam and Eve were permitted to eat any fruit in the garden, except from the tree of knowledge
	Wednesday	animal-shaped cutout cookies	animals go with the lesson on Noah's ark
	Thursday	star-shaped cheese	Abraham was told his offspring would be as numerous as the stars
	Friday	cupcakes	does not correlate**

Footnotes:

* Needs some work (such as improved instructions, etc).

** Does not correlate with any of the lessons and could be replaced if someone comes up with something that does.

Games

The plan is to fill in the links in the table below as we get more of the games online...

Theme	Day	Elementary Game	Preschool Game	Teen Game
God's Sheep	Monday	Pass the Sheep	Pass the Sheep	Pass the Sheep
	Tuesday	Sheep Gate Tag	Sheep Gate Tag	Marshmallow Ram
	Wednesday	Sheep Golf	Sheep Golf	Sheep Golf
	Thursday	Sheep Maze	Sheep Maze	Sheep Maze
	Friday	Sheep Chin Relay Race	Sheep Relay Race	Sheep Chin Relay Race
	Indoors (in case of rain): Tangled Wool Sheep Soccer Have the preschool play standard games they know such as Duck Duck Goose
Soldiers of God (2008)	Monday	Water Balloon Toss	Marching Around the Wall	Water Balloon Toss
	Tuesday	Sealed Orders (orders)	Water Balloon Toss	Sealed Orders (orders)
	Wednesday	Soldier Dress-Up Relay	Soldier Dress-Up Relay	Soldier Dress-Up Relay
	Thursday	CTF Wargame	Hiding from the Bad King	CTF Wargame
	Friday	Enlistment Tag	Play with Hula Hoops**	Enlistment Tag
	Indoors (in case of rain): [needed]
Fishing for Christ	Monday	Oven Mitt Relay	Fish Coin Hunt	Oven Mitt Relay
	Tuesday	Team Slide	Diving into the Whale	Team Slide
	Wednesday	Wet Sponge Relay	Twelve Baskets Full	Wet Sponge Relay
	Thursday	Hula Hoop Net Race	Hula Hoop Net Race	Hula Hoop Net Race
	Friday	Fishermen's Relay	Fishermen's Relay	Fishermen's Relay
	Indoors (in case of rain): Indoor Fish Relay Don't Break the Rod
Following the Footsteps	Monday	Wet Sponge Dodgeball	Floating Stuff	Wet Sponge Dodgeball
	Tuesday	Soak the Paper	Through the Hoop	Soak the Paper
	Wednesday	Crabwalking in the Footsteps	Crawling in the Footsteps	Crabwalking in the Footsteps
	Thursday	Pile-Up	Pass the Sheep	Pile-Up
	Friday	Footsteps of Service	Gather & Sort the Balls	Footsteps of Service
	Indoors (in case of rain): Footsteps Memory
Running the Race	Monday	Baton Relay	[Needed]	Baton Relay
	Tuesday	Water Relay
	Wednesday	Obstacle Course
	Thursday	Sand Relay
	Friday	Dress-Up Relay
	Indoors (in case of rain): Telephone Game (Race Version)
Back to the Beginning	Monday	Animal Match-Up Relay	Animal Game (Pretending)	Animal Match-Up Relay
	Tuesday	Board Foot Race**	Bubbles**	Board Foot Race**
	Wednesday	Two by Two	Animal Match-Up Race	Two by Two
	Thursday	Egg-Push Race**	Hot Potato**	Egg-Push Race
	Friday	The Church** (similar to blob tag)	Needed	Frisbee® Basketball**
	Indoors (in case of rain): Animal Memory Balloon Stomp

Footnotes:

*
Needs some work (such as improved instructions, etc).

**
Needs substantial work or should ideally be replaced.

Crafts

General Notes:

The Materials Needed lists for these crafts omit certain standard items that we assume you have, such as crayons, scissors, and glue. We also assume you have cleanup supplies, such as paper towels, soap, and access to a couple of sinks.

Make sure that your crafts leader has access to the lessons (or at least the lesson summaries), so that they can be aware of lesson tie-ins.

Your craft leader should go through all the crafts ahead of time and understand fully how they work. Do think ahead.

Many of these crafts call for auxilliary documents (e.g., scenes from the lesson, patterns, and so forth). When we have these online, we will include links to them in the chart below and/or from the page on each individual craft. See SVG Documents for a general explanation.

Theme	Day	Elementary Craft	Preschool Craft	Teen Craft
God's Sheep	Monday	Shadow Box (Moses and the Rock)	Sheep Bank (face, ears and tail)	Vase Candle
	Tuesday	Ram in the Thicket (ram pattern)	Watercolor (David playing the harp for his sheep)	Cloth Painting (ram in a thicket, or Abraham & Isaac)
	Wednesday	Bookmark (Obedience)	Pull-Through Film Strip (Saul and the bleating sheep)	Bookmark (Obedience)
	Thursday	Plate Masks** (Sheep, Bear, or Lion)	Plate Masks (Sheep)	Soap Molding
	Friday	Noodle Mosaic* (Follow God)	Chalk Drawing (Sheep)	Noodle Mosaic** (Follow God)
Soldiers of God	Monday	Braided Red Cord Bookmark	Braided Red Cord Bookmark	Braided Red Cord Bookmark
	Tuesday	Shrinkies	Shrinkies	Shrinkies
	Wednesday	Picture Frame	Picture Frame	Cap Curtains
	Thursday	Chalk Painting	Chalk Painting
	Friday	Praying Hands pattern/silhouette	Praying Hands pattern/silhouette	Soap Sculpture (or finish cap curtains)
Fishing for Christ	Monday	CD Fish** (see here, here, or here)	CD Fish (see here, here, or here)	Polished Aluminum**
	Tuesday	Sign of Jonah	Paper Bag Whale**	Sign of Jonah (teen version)
	Wednesday	Sponge-Painted Tomb Scene	Basket of Fish and Bread (molding dough)*	Colored Sand Tomb Scene
	Thursday	Fishing All Night Boat Scene	Peat-Pot Tomb Scene	Memory Verse on Heart**
	Friday	Wordless Bracelet	Wordless Bracelet	Wordless Bracelet
Following in the Footsteps	Monday	All ages: Footprint Placemat
	Tuesday	All ages: Sukkot Shelters
	Wednesday	Cross Necklace	Foam Cross Necklace	Cross Necklace
	Thursday	All ages: Prayer Can
	Friday	Gift Baskets	Gift Cards	Gift Baskets
Running the Race	Monday	Bean Mosaic (scenes needed)	Felt Pennant	Baked Rocks
	Tuesday	Suncatchers (scenes needed)	Lion Faces	Suncatchers
	Wednesday	Painted Silhouette on cloth (silhouettes needed)	Watercolor (Hilkiah finding the scroll - outline picture needed)	Painted Silhouette on cloth (silhouettes needed)
	Thursday	Felt Pennants	[Needed]	Felt Pennants
	Friday	Potato Painting (Heaven)	Crowns	Colored Sand Design in Glass
Back to the Beginning	Monday	Creation Box	[Needed]	Wax-Dipped Origami*
	Tuesday	Cross wall hanging**	Paint by Shape**	Cross wall hanging
	Wednesday	Ark Scene	Ark Scene	Ark Scene
	Thursday	Window Hanging	Window Hanging	Window Hanging
	Friday	Garden Stones**	Garden Stones**	Garden Stones**

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Footnotes:

* Needs some work (such as improved instructions, etc).

** Needs substantial work or should ideally be replaced. (In some cases the idea is sound but the implementation lacking. In other cases, the craft does not correlate well with the Bible lesson. In the case of the plate masks, they just don't seem age-appropriate beyond about second grade.)

Missions

Below, we have included a table showing the different missions lessons that we have written. As we write more, we will update this table to link to them.

Year	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
2013	God's Sheep
	Lesson: Feeding the Sheep Teen Discussion Questions	Lesson: Where the People Are Teen Discussion Questions	Lesson: Lost Sheep of Israel Teen Discussion Questions	Lesson: Unwatched Flocks Teen Discussion Questions	Lesson: A Shepherd's Priorities Teen Discussion Questions
2011	Running the Race
	Skit: Missions Marathon I Lesson: What is a Missionary?	Skit: Missions Marathon II Lesson: Why Do We Send Missionaries?	Skit: Missions Marathon III Lesson: What Does a Missionary Do?	Skit: Missions Marathon IV Lesson: Where Does a Missionary Go?	Skit: Missions Marathon V Lesson: Who Can Be a Missionary?
2010	Following the Footsteps
	Missionaries Trust God	Missionaries and the Bible	Missionaries Share the Good News	Missionaries and Prayer	Missionaries and Service
2009	Fishing for Christ
	Goin' Fishin' Missionaries go where the people are. Missionaries need consent to come. Discussion Questions	Fishin' Gear Missionaries must be prepared and equipped for missions. Discussion Questions	The Right Bait Missionaries look for opportunities to interest people in the good news. Discussion Questions	Reel 'em In Missionaries must present the gospel to unbelievers. Discussion Questions	Now What? Missionaries disciple new believers, plant churches, and train pastors. Discussion Questions
2008	Equipped for Missions: What Missionaries Need to Do the Work
	Training for Missions (Nigeria: Samuel Ngum) Teen Version Discussion Questions	Called, Approved, and Sent (Barnabas and Saul) Teen Version Discussion Questions	Opportunity: Invitation or Contact (South Whitley, IN: Marvin Meeker)	Prayer and Financial Support (Paul) Teen Version Discussion Questions	Preparation and Planning for Missions (Uberlandia, Brazil: Project Timothy) Teen Version Discussion Questions
2007	The Importance of Missions
	Beautiful Feet People need to hear the good news of Jesus God asks us to do missions Teen Discussion Questions Map: Cameroon (showing Abong Mbang and Baktala, far to the southeast of Ki-Yon)	Credited to Your Account Missions is valuable for the sending church Teen Discussion Questions	The Power of God It is more important to teach the good news of Jesus than anything else (e.g., cultural norms). It is more important to start churches than to do physical works. Teen Discussion Questions Maps: Brazil (showing Uberlandia and Araguari), Uberlandia Neighborhoods	God Chose the Weak Sending missionaries is important for all Bible-believing churches, of all ages, in all countries. Teen Discussion Questions Map: Cameroon and Nigeria	Where the People Are We should send missionaries wherever there are people who need to hear the good news of Jesus. Teen Discussion Questions Map: Vermont (showing Burlington, Morrisville, and Rutland
2006	What is a Missionary? Be a missionary where you are.	Not Available (We used material for which we do not have redistribution rights.)	Church Planting Churches start from people who believe.	Good News (Covers the gospel.)	Beginning of Our Church History of Galion GBC Churches grow when people bring their friends.
2005	None Available. (We used guest speakers this year and have no written lessons to share. Sorry.)
2004	Dresden Missions is hard work. Missionaries need financial support.	Blümberg Missionaries hope to eventually produce indiginous local churches. Why missions is important.	Keyon church Missionaries sometimes have to learn foreign languages. Sending missionaries is important even for a new church.	Keyon practorium How pastors and missionaries get training. Why pastors and missionaries need good training.	Vermont Missionaries try to start churches. Getting more people to church is something anyone can do.

I want to be clear that we encourage each local church to rewrite or modify the missions lessons each year to use examples from the missions works supported by the local church wherever possible. While the specific missionaries and their particular endeavors are not the point of the lessons, nonetheless we feel it is best to take examples from the missions supported by the local church, for several reasons. For one thing, it makes the examples seem more concrete and real to the children, especially if some of the missionaries in the examples have visited the church. Showing photographs of the missionaries standing next to people the children know, such as the Pastor or other adults in the church, makes them seem more like real people. Furthermore, even in cases where the missionaries themselves have not visited the church, the children (at least, the ones who attend the church regularly) are still more likely to have heard the names of these missionaries and fields before if they are ones that the church supports, as they may have been mentioned from the pulpit, in Sunday School, at prayer meetings, or various other times. This increased familiarity makes the examples stick better in the mind. Finally, we like to have the offering moneys collected at Bible School go to support a missions work outside the local church. We collect offering at Bible School because we want to teach the concept of giving in a concrete way, but imploring children with offering contests and bucket scales and team competitions, especially in a context like Bible School wherein many of the children are from outside the church, might, if the money were going into the local church, raise questions of motivation. We feel that sending the money to a missions work outside the local church eliminates this concern. By using missionaries that the church supports as examples in the missions lessons, it is possible to correlate one or more of the missions lessons with the project that the offering money will go to support.

With that said, we try in our lessons to teach the concept of missions, and various related concepts that go along with it. Indeed, the details of particular missions concerns tend to change over time so that whatever specific things you might teach children at Bible School now will probably be obsolete by the time the children grow up. It is far more important to teach the children to understand and value missions work in general. Consequently, our missions lessons cover conceptual points, and as such parts of them are sure to be reusable, so that when a local church sets out to write up their own missions lessons for Bible School, it is not necessary to start from scratch. It is our hope that many of these lessons we present here, while they may not be suitable as they stand for use in each local church, may be able to be adapted by other local churches for their own needs.

Lastly, we are aware that these missions lessons are not very polished, compared with some of the other materials.

Verses

The table below shows which memory verse presentations we've written so far. As we get more of them online, we'll update this table with more links.

Theme	Day of Week	Verse	Game / Activity
God's Sheep	Monday	Isaiah 53:6	Follow the Shepherd
	Tuesday	Romans 4:25	Every Other Word
	Wednesday	1 Samuel 15:22	Divide and Conquer
	Thursday	John 10:28	Show Your Card
	Friday	Ephesians 2:10	Simon
	Preschool	John 10:14, Jesus said, I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me. (NIV)
Soldiers of God	Monday	Ephesians 2:8-9	Covered Words
	Tuesday	1st John 5:3-4	Popcorn
	Wednesday	Ephesians 6:11	Scrambled Verse
	Thursday	Romans 1:16	Clapping
	Friday	1st Thessalonians 5:16-18	Voice Contest
	Preschool	Exodus 8:10, There is no one like the LORD our God. (NIV)
Fishing for Christ	Monday	Matthew 16:16	Louder
	Tuesday	Romans 6:23	Every Other Word
	Wednesday	1st John 4:10	Covered Words
	Thursday	2nd John 1:6	Faster & Slower
	Friday	Matthew 4:19	Sign Language (Gestures)
	Preschool	Romans 5:8, While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. (NIV)
Following the Footsteps	Monday	1st John 2:5	Footsteps
	Tuesday	James 1:22	Chipmunk Voices
	Wednesday	John 3:14-15	Portion Motions
	Thursday	from James 5:16	Simon
	Friday	Philippians 2:4	Hot Potato
	Preschool	Be people who do what the Bible says, not people who just hear it and fool themselves. James 1:22
Running the Race	Monday	1st John 2:3	Covered Words
	Tuesday	1st Corinthians 15:58	Divide and Conquer
	Wednesday	1st Thessalonians 2:13	Arrange into Order
	Thursday	Matthew 19:29	Show Your Card
	Friday	2nd Timothy 4:7-8	Manly & Ladylike Voices
	Preschool	Luke 11:28, Jesus said, Blessed are those who hear the word of God and obey it. (NIV)
Back to the Beginning	Monday	Acts 17:24	Clapping
	Tuesday	Romans 3:22	Sign Language (ASL)
	Wednesday	1st Corinthians 15:22	Faster & Slower
	Thursday	Hebrews 11:6	Hot Potato
	Friday	Acts 2:32	Popcorn
	Preschool	Acts 17:24, The God who made the world and everything in it is the Lord of heaven and earth... (NIV)

Lessons

The table below shows which Bible lessons we've written so far. As we get more of the lessons online, we'll update this table with more links.

Theme	Day of Week	Elementary	Preschool		Teen
			Bible Lesson	Second Lesson	Bible Lesson	D.Q.
God's Sheep (2007, 2013) (Visuals: 1, 2, [skit], 4, 5)	Monday	Going Astray (Moses and the Rock)	Obey God (Moses and the Rock)	We All Sin	Going Astray	6
	Tuesday	Lamb of God (Isaac and the Ram)	Praising God (David the Shepherd)***	Thanking the Creator	Isaac and the Lamb	6
	Wednesday	Stolen Sheep (Saul and the Spoils) (Alternate Format: Skit**)	Baa, baa, baa! (Saul and the Sheep)	Obey the Shepherd	Stolen Sheep	6
	Thursday	Sheep Security (The Good Shepherd)	Jesus Loves Children (Let the children come.)	The Shepherd Knows His Sheep	Sheep Security	6
	Friday	Shepherded Sheep (Leading and Following)	God Loves Us (The 99 and the 1) (incomplete)	Jesus Wants to Be Your Shepherd	Shepherded Sheep	6
Soldiers of God (2008, 2014) (Visuals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)	Monday	Red Cord of Salvation	Joshua and the Walls	Ball	Red Cord of Salvation	5
	Tuesday	Obey Your Commander	Centurion's Servant (Jesus is God)	Book	Our Commanding Officer	7
	Wednesday	Armor of God	David and Goliath* (Trust in God.)	Heart	Armor of God	5
	Thursday	Good Soldier (Jeremiah and the Cistern) regular version interactive version	The Blind Army	Cross	Good Soldier	6
	Friday	Prayer Warrior	Peter in Prison (prayer)	Crown	Prayer Warrior**	7
Fishing for Christ (2004, 2009, 2015) (Visuals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)	Monday	The Fish with the Coin	The Coin in the Fish's Mouth	Black	The Fish and the Coin**	5
	Tuesday	The Sign of Jonah	Jonah: Obey God	Red	Sign of Jonah	5
	Wednesday	Raised from the Dead	Feeding the Big Crowd	White	Raised from the Dead	5
	Thursday	Following God (Fishing All Night)	Fish in the Net	Gold	Following God	6
	Friday	Fishers of Men	Fishers of Men	Green	Fishers of Men	6
Following the Footsteps (2010) Visuals: coming soon.	Monday	Two Obedient Men (Caleb & Joshua)	Caleb & Joshua Obey	Redeeming a Dog	Two Obedient Men	6
	Tuesday	Do What It Says (Ezra and Nehemiah and the Feast of Booths)	Ezra Reads the Bible	The Misbehaving Doggy	Do What It Says	6
	Wednesday	Look and Live (The Bronze Snake and the Son of Man)	Snakes in the Desert: Trusting God	Doggies Don't Like Baffs	Look and Live	7
	Thursday	Hannah's Prayer	Hannah Prays	Unconditional Love	Hannah's Prayer	6
	Friday	Footsteps of Service (Epaphroditus and the Shunemmite)	Elisha and the Shunnemite: Helping Others**	Associating with a Skunk	Footsteps of Service	6
Running the Race (2011) Visuals: coming soon.	Monday	David and the Lord's Annointed: Jesus should be Lord and Master of our lives.	David and Saul: God is in Charge	Ball	[Coming Soon]	8
	Tuesday	Daniel and the Satraps: God Expects Faithfulness	[Coming Soon]	Book	[Coming Soon]	7
	Wednesday	Josiah and the Book: we should study God's word and apply it to our lives.	Josiah and the Bible**	Heart	[Coming Soon]	9
	Thursday	The Rich Young Man: throw off things that entangle	The Paralytic Man**	Cross	[Coming Soon]	7
	Friday	The Finish Line: Heaven (John on Patmos)	Throw Your Net on the Other Side**	Crown	[Coming Soon]	8
Back to the Beginning (2012) (Visuals are Available upon request for now; we hope to upload updated ones in 2018.)	Monday	Beginning of Creation*	Creation	Black	[Needed]	9
	Tuesday	Beginning of Sin	Adam and Eve Sin*	Red	[Needed]	9
	Wednesday	Beginning of Salvation	Noah and the Big Flood**	White	[Needed]	8
	Thursday	Beginning of the Promise	Abraham's Faith	Gold	[Needed]	9
	Friday	Beginning of the Church	The Church	Green	[Needed]	8

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Footnotes:

* Needs presentational work (such as improved wording, better transitions, formatting, etc).

** Needs substantial work (such as better story-telling, overall tone, illustrations, too long or too short, etc).

*** Needs scripture references.