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YOUNG TEEN(Grades 7-9)
HIGH SCHOOL(Grades 10-12)
King James Version•
Quarterly themed Bible lessons•
Available in Spanish•
3-year study cycle•
Can be used for Sunday School, Sunday evening or Wednesday night classes
SCOPE & SEQUENCE(2019-2022)
Young Teen LeafletsYoung Teen TeacherYoung Teen Visuals
•Jóvenes Victoriosos:Manual del alumnoManual del maestro
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QUARTERLY SCHEDULE
Young Teen Three Year Scope At a GlanceFall Quarter 2019 Winter Quarter 2019-2020 Spring Quarter 2020 Summer Quarter 2020
CAN YOU FIND YOUR CHURCH IN THE BIBLE?
Quarterly Objective: Young teens will see the importance of the church and give it a prominent place in their lives.
(Unit 1) Jesus’ Church Exists in the
Twenty-first CenturyYoung teens will love the church and honor it in
faithful service.
(Unit 2) Scriptural Organization and
Government of True ChurchesYoung teens will learn to recognize scriptural
principles of local church organization and administration.
(Unit 3) The Ordinances and Characteristics of the Church Are Set Forth in the Bible
Young teens will study the Scriptures to learn biblical principles which identify a true church.
WOW! GOD CHOSE TO BECOME A MAN!
Quarterly Objective: Young teens will realize that God left Heaven and came to earth in the person of Jesus Christ and that Jesus was all God and man.
(Unit 1) God the Son Came into the World in the Flesh of a Man That He Might Redeem
Man from SinYoung teens will explain the necessity of the incarnation of
Christ in the scheme of man’s redemption.
(Unit 2) The Son of God Became Our Example
of Godly Behavior in Our Relationships with God and Our Fellowman
Young teens will explain principles which should determine the basis of a Christian’s relationship with God and other
people.
(Unit 3) Jesus Christ, the God-man, Died To
Reconcile Sinful Man to the Holy God Young teens will explain how Jesus lived as a man so that He could die as God to bring sinful man into the presence of God.
LIFE AFTER THE NEW BIRTHQuarterly Objective: Young teens will manifest the evidences of salvation as they live by the standards established in the Word of God.
(Unit 1) Worship
Young teens will offer acceptable worship to God in private and in public.
(Unit 2) Biblical Family Values
Young teens will discover biblical family values that should be practiced in every home.
(Unit 3) We Are Saved To Serve
Young teens will discover ways Christians serve God by serving others.
CREATIONQuarterly Objective: Young teens will utilize their knowledge of God’s creation as an effective witnessing tool.
(Unit 1) A Look at the Universe
Young teens will gain logical facts that show true science always agrees with God’s Word.
(Unit 2) A Look at Planet Earth
Young teens will compare the earth’s pre-flood environment with its environment after the flood
and will learn the proper Christian principles of environ-mental stewardship.
(Unit 3) A Look at Ourselves
Young teens will recognize that they are special creations of God and will make plans to practice stewardship of their bodies to honor and glorify
God.
Fall Quarter 2020 Winter Quarter 2020-2021 Spring Quarter 2021 Summer Quarter 2021
WORLD RELIGIONS, CULTS AND FALSE RELIGIOUS PRACTICES
Quarterly Objective: Young teens will understand that they should worship only the true and living God and should worship Him as He desires to be worshiped.
(Unit 1) World Religions
Young teens will contrast the worship of the true and living God with that of false religious systems.
(Unit 2) Cults
Young teens will learn to identify cults and understand the dangers of their teachings.
(Unit 3) False Religious Practices
Young teens will observe some organizations that practice corrupt forms of Christianity.
SWIMMING UPSTREAM Quarterly Objective: Young teens will recognize hindrances to spiritual growth and discover the Christian’s source of strength.
(Unit 1) Starting the Race
Young teens will identify some of the hindrances to spiritual maturity and recognize the source of strength
needed to reach spiritual maturity.
(Unit 2) Turning Aside
Young teens will discuss problems that hinder them from living a life that pleases God.
(Unit 3) Drifting Downstream
Young teens will recognize sins that hinder Christian maturity.
JESUS SAID—LESSONS ON THESERMON ON THE MOUNT
Quarterly Objective: Young teens will recognize the power in the words of Jesus and apply them to their lives.
(This study does not contain units)
GETTING TO KNOW MEQuarterly Objective: Young teens will be able to make right decisions in life because they have a better understanding of themselves.
(Unit 1) Getting To Know
My Spiritual DimensionYoung teens will identify and discuss the three
attributes of a human being.
(Unit 2) Getting To Know
My Emotional DimensionYoung teens will examine the value of learning
about their emotions.
(Unit 3) Getting To Know
My Social DimensionYoung teens will discuss why it is better to live by
Bible principles than by the theories of men.
Fall Quarter 2021 Winter Quarter 2021-2022 Spring Quarter 2022 Summer Quarter 2022
BIBLE HEROESQuarterly Objective: Observing character traits of great Bible personalities.
(Unit 1) The Lives of Enoch, Noah, Abraham,
and Moses
(Unit 2) The Lives of Joshua, Deborah, David,
Solomon, and Elijah
(Unit 3) False Religious Practices
The Lives of Isaiah, Daniel, Nehemiah, and John the Baptist
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR GOD Quarterly Objective: Learners will recognize God as described in the Bible as the only living and true God.
(Unit 1) God Is!
Learners will recognize the existence of the eternal God of love.
(Unit 2) God Is Awesome!
Learners will recognize the greatness of Almighty God and be instilled with a desire to obey Him.
(Unit 3) God Is Three in One!
Learners will give biblical evidence that God is triune and describe each person of the Godhead.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLEQuarterly Objective: Young teens will know that the Bible is God’s Word, and there is no other book like it.
(Unit 1) Getting Acquainted with the Bible
Young teens will appreciate how the Bible came to us.
(Unit 2) The Bible for Today
Young teens will explore Bible answers to everyday problems.
(Unit 3) The Bible for Tomorrow
Young teens will examine what the Bible says about the future.
THE WORLD WAITSQuarterly Objective: Young teens will first confirm their own salvation then understand that all the people on earth deserve to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.
(Unit 1) Man’s Sin and God’s Remedy
Young teens will understand that all have sinned and are separated from God, but salvation through Christ
reconciles man to God.
(Unit 2) God’s Simple Plan of
SalvationYoung teens will discover that churches must teach
people how to be saved through repentance and faith.
(Unit 3) The Church’s Role in Missions
Young teens will conclude that as churches work to get other churches organized, God’s plan for world
evangelism may be accomplished.
Fall Quarter 2019 CAN YOU FIND YOUR CHURCH
IN THE BIBLE?If God Did It, It Must Be Something Big!Bible Text: Matthew 4:19; 16:18Bible Principle: Jesus Christ started His church
while He was on earth.
You Can See the Church of Jesus Christ Bible Text: Acts 8:1; 13:1Bible Principle: Jesus’ church is visible in every
aspect of its existence.
Let’s Glorify God Now! Bible Text: Ephesians 3:21; Hebrews 10:25Bible Principle: It is through a local
congregation of saved people that God’s glory will be shown to the world.
My Church: What We Should Be DoingBible Text: Matthew 28:18-20Bible Principle: A person’s standing with God is
his most important relationship.
Getting Instructions from God Bible Text: Acts 13:1-3Bible Principle: Each church is accountable to
God for all its actions.
The Man Who Represents God Bible Text: Acts 20:28; 1 Timothy 3:1-7Bible Principle: God always makes provision for
His people.
The Peacemakers! Bible Text: Acts 6:1-6Bible Principle: Members of a church may work
together as fellow servants of the Lord.
Associational Baptists Bible Text: 2 Corinthians 8:18, 19; Jude 3Bible Principle: A church may associate with
other churches that believe the Bible as it does.
Baptism Doesn’t Save, but It’s Important!Bible Text: Matthew 28:18-20Bible Principle: Baptism is a picture of the
death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This Do in Remembrance of Me Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26Bible Principle: The Lord’s Supper is a memorial
to the death of the Lord Jesus Christ.
In Search of the Right Church Bible Text: Matthew 16:18Bible Principle: God does not want the human
race to be ignorant about His church.
But It Seems So Christian! Bible Text: Revelation 2:4, 5; Matthew 7:21-23Bible Principle: Not every religious group is a
New Testament church.
A Bright Light for a Dark Night Bible Text: Matthew 5:14-16Bible Principle: All men and women need to
hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Winter Quarter 2019-2020 WOW!
GOD CHOSE TO BECOME A MAN!The Invisible God Bible Text: 1 Timothy 1:17; Hebrews 11:27Bible Principle: A spirit is invisible; therefore, it
must take on a physical form if it is to be seen.
The Invisible God Became a Visible Man Bible Text: Colossians 1:15; 2 Corinthians 4:4Bible Principle: The only begotten Son of God
became Jesus of Nazareth.
Humanly Speaking, It’s Impossible! Bible Text: Genesis 3:15; Micah 5:2Bible Principle: Old Testament prophets foretold
great truths that glorified God.
A Virgin Gives Birth to a Baby Boy! Bible Text: Isaiah 7:14; Luke 2:1-7Bible Principle: God must be the Father of His
own children.
The Perfect Man Bible Text: Philippians 2:5-8Bible Principle: Jesus was absolutely both God
and man.
Me? Forgive That Guy? Bible Text: Mark 11:25, 26; 1 John 1:9Bible Principle: Forgiveness is a must for every
child of God.
Honor to Whom Honor Is Due Bible Text: Matthew 19:19; John 19:27Bible Principle: Human parents should receive
love and respect from their children.
Following the Steps of Jesus Bible Text: Luke 10:30-37; 1 Peter 2:20, 21Bible Principle: Gentle compassion and loving
care were seen in the life of Jesus, and He expects believers to follow His example.
Only God Has the Right To Judge MenBible Text: Matthew 7:1-5Bible Principle: Judgment upon men is reserved
for Almighty God.
Oh! How He Loved Us! Bible Text: Hebrews 9:11-14; John 19:13-18Bible Principle: God required the offering of a
sinless sacrifice for the atonement of sin.
Death Couldn’t Hold Him! Bible Text: Matthew 28:1-6; 1 Peter 1:3-5Bible Principle: For Jesus to fulfill His Father’s
will, He had to overcome death.
A Body Went to Heaven! Bible Text: Acts 1:3, 9-11; Ephesians 4:8-10Bible Principle: The Heavenly Father cannot be
separated from His Son.
You Have an Advocate! Bible Text: Romans 8:27, 34; 1 John 2:1Bible Principle: Because Satan continues to
accuse man after salvation, believers need a powerful advocate.
Spring Quarter 2020 LIFE AFTER THE NEW BIRTH
Position Number 1Bible Text: Luke 10:38-42Bible Principle: The worship of God is to be in the first
place position in our lives.
Worship Is More Than Just Being There! Bible Text: John 4:19-24; 17:17Bible Principle: God established acceptable principles
of worship.
Don’t Even Think About It! Bible Text: Malachi 1:6-14Bible Principle: God will not accept worship that He
does not require.
Now, That’s the Way To Do It! Bible Text: Psalm 95; Psalm 100Bible Principle: Self-examination is essential before
a worshiper can please God through the three elements of singing, praying and listening to God’s Word.
Respecting Dad and Mom Bible Text: Ephesians 6:1-3; Proverbs 15:5Bible Principle: How one shows respect to parents is a
reflection of his respect to God.
That Doesn’t Belong To Me! Bible Text: Ephesians 4:28; Exodus 20:15Bible Principle: Respect for another person’s
belongings is another evidence that man is a higher order of creation than animals.
But If We Love Each Other, Why Not?Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 6:18-20; 1 Thessalonians 4:3, 4Bible Principle: Sexual relationships are forbidden
until after marriage.
Till Death Alone Shall Part UsBible Text: Matthew 19:1-9Bible Principle: Man should not separate what God
has joined together.
Honesty Is BestBible Text: 1 Thessalonians 4:11, 12; Proverbs 28:10;
1 Peter 2:12Bible Principle: Acquiring anything by dishonest
means is wrong.
Profanity — Verbal Toxic WasteBible Text: Ephesians 4:29-31; Proverbs 18:7Bible Principle: Profanity is not acceptable speech for
a child of God.
Love from the Ground Level Bible Text: Ephesians 4:31, 32; Romans 12:9-21Bible Principle: Mutual love among God’s people
is necessary if His work is to be carried out satisfactorily.
Living a Good Life in a Bad World! Bible Text: Philippians 2:15, 16; 1 Peter 2:21Bible Principle: Saved people should reflect the love of
God toward others.
Me? A Servant?Bible Text: Romans 12:6-21Bible Principle: Only as we faithfully use our God-
given talents will we be effective servants.
Summer Quarter 2020 CREATION
The Big Bang Is a Big Bust! Bible Text: Genesis 1; 2Bible Principle: God is the purposeful and sole
Creator of all things that make up our universe.
A Problem in Paradise Bible Text: Genesis 3Bible Principle: As a result of sin, all things age,
die, fall apart or decay.
A New Creation—the Problem SolvedBible Text: Romans 8:18-25Bible Principle: Our faith lies in the fact that Jesus
is our Savior, and our hope is in the fact that He will some day return for us.
To Every Man an Answer—a Belief Defended
Bible Text: Psalm 33:6, 9; Romans 1:19, 20; Colossians 1:16, 17; 1 Peter 3:15.Bible Principle: The Bible offers proof that God is
the Creator of the universe.Jurassic Park, Planet of the Apes or
Paradise? Bible Text: Genesis 1:6-29; 2:6Bible Principle: The changes in the earth’s original
perfect environment are the result of man’s sin.
Whatever Happened to the Good Life? Bible Text: Genesis 6—9:3Bible Principle: Sin radically affects the condition
of man and his environment.Environmental Stewardship—Worshiping
“Mother Earth” or Honoring God the Father?
Bible Text: Genesis 1:26-31Bible Principle: Good stewardship shows respect
for our Creator.
The Bible Says It—That Settles It! Bible Text: Romans 1:16-23Bible Principle: Conservation and good
management of creation is a biblical principle because God who created all things has instructed us to practice good stewardship.
The Second Law of Thermowhat? Bible Text: 2 Timothy 3:13Bible Principle: Sin produces a degrading of man,
his environment and his relationship with other human beings.
Zits, Arthritis and WrinklesBible Text: Genesis 3—5Bible Principle: Disease, deformities, pain and
suffering are all the result of the original sin, but death is sin’s ultimate consequence.
It May Not Look Like Much to You, but God Says My Body Is a Temple
Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 6:12-20Bible Principle: I will respect my body as the
temple of the Holy Spirit.Accountability Is Not a Course in
Economics! Bible Text: Luke 16:19-31Bible Principle: Failure to recognize one’s
accountability to God is spiritually disastrous.
A Narrow Look at the Broad Way Bible Text: 2 Peter 3:1-18Bible Principle: God’s Word is truth and our
ultimate authority in the battle against error._______________________Young Teen • Scope & Sequence
Fall Quarter 2020 WORLD RELIGIONS, CULTS AND
FALSE RELIGIOUS PRACTICESThe True and Living GodBible Text: Isaiah 44:6-20Bible Principle: There is only one God.
Did Someone Say There Is No God?Bible Text: Psalm 14:1Bible Principle: Belief that God does not exist
qualifies one to be called a fool.
Buddhism—a Peaceful Deception Bible Text: Ephesians 2:3-9; John 8:12Bible Principle: Worldly wisdom and vain
philosophies are spiritually dangerous.
Judaism Bible Text: John 1:11; Galatians 3:22-25Bible Principle: Any religion that rejects Jesus is
worshiping in error.
HinduismBible Text: Exodus 20:1-7; Hebrews 9:27; Titus 3:5Bible Principle: Salvation is through repentance
and faith in Christ, not through meditation and oneness with the universe.
IslamBible Text: Genesis 17:18-22; Ephesians 2:8, 9Bible Principle: The God of the Bible is not the
god worshiped by Muslims.
Animism: Old Practices in Modern TimesBible Text: Romans 1:18-25Bible Principle: Any worship not scripturally
directed toward God is idolatry.
The New Age—the Old Lies Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 15:1-4; Galatians 1:6-9; 1 Timothy 2:5, 6; 4:1, 2Bible Principle: Satan is the instigator of New
Age teachings.
HumanismBible Text: Deuteronomy 4:9, 15, 16; Romans
1:25; Proverbs 14:12Bible Principle: Man is by nature a sinner and
must be redeemed from sin by the blood of Jesus Christ.
Astrology—Help or HoaxBible Text: Isaiah 47:13, 14; Matthew 6:24Bible Principle: All occult and false religious
practices originated with Satan.
MormonismBible Text: Matthew 16:17, 18; Galatians 1:6-9Bible Principle: Error often disguises itself by
using biblical expressions.
Jehovah’s WitnessesBible Text: Galatians 5:1; Revelation 1:7; 7:9Bible Principle: Those who are truly God’s
witnesses will teach the same things Jesus taught.
Catholicism: a Corrupted Christianity Bible Text: Mark 7:7-9; Colossians 2:18-23Bible Principle: The Lord’s true New Testament
churches will teach only the things Christ taught.
Winter Quarter 2020-2021 SWIMMING UPSTREAM
Rules for the SwimmerBible Text: 2 Timothy 2:5; Colossians 3:20; 1 Peter 2:13, 14; Heb. 13:17; Matthew 10:24Bible Principle: God is the ultimate authority in
all matters in time and in eternity.Instructions from the Wrong Coach! Bible Text: Genesis 3:1-5; Matthew 24:4; 1
Corinthians 14:10Bible Principle: Believers should yield their
bodies only to the Lord Jesus Christ.Use Your Best Stroke! Bible Text: 1 Peter 4:10, 11; Matthew 5:16;
Ephesians 2:10Bible Principle: A child of God is given a certain
talent or ability from the Heavenly Father and is accountable to Him for how it is used.
Enlist Others To Join the RaceBible Text: Matthew 4:19; Jude 23; Psalm 126:6;
Proverbs 11:30Bible Principle: Christian young people are
obligated to share their faith in Christ.Fibs, Lies and Other Deceptive PracticesBible Text: Exodus 20:16; 2 Timothy 2:22; Psalm 24:3, 4Bible Principle: Lying and cheating are not
characteristics of a Christian life.Team UnityBible Text: Proverbs 1:7-19; Psalm 133:1; Romans 15:5, 6Bible Principle: Christian unity is the will of
the Lord Jesus, but never at the expense of the truth.
Choose LifeBible Text: Deuteronomy 4:40; 30:19, 20;
Genesis 9:6; Ezekiel 18:4; John 10:10; Isaiah 42:5Bible Principle: All human life is sacred because
God has created it and ordained it.Ever Get the Blues?Bible Text: Deuteronomy 1:21; John 8:31; 2 Timothy 3:14Bible Principle: Satan uses discouragement to
defeat God’s children.Beware of Hypothermia!Bible Text: 1 John 2:15, 16; Romans 13:14Bible Principle: A child of God should shun the
very appearance of evil.Watch for the Rocks! Bible Text: Exodus 32:15-21Bible Principle: Since music affects the spirit of
man, Christians should use caution as to the kind of music they listen to.
Whirlpools, Swift Current and Undertow Bible Text: Galatians 5:16-21; Proverbs 20:1Bible Principle: Only the Holy Spirit should
control what we think and do.Swimming Straight AheadBible Text: 1 Peter 1:15, 16; Psalm 51:10; 1 Thessalonians 4:3, 4; 1 Corinthians 6:18-20Bible Principle: Pure and holy living is a spiritual
issue before it is a physical one.He May Look Like a Winner, but . . . Bible Text: 2 Peter 2:1-3; 2 Timothy 3:1-5Bible Principle: Every practice or program of a
church is not necessarily acceptable by God.
Spring Quarter 2021 JESUS SAID—LESSONS ON THE
SERMON ON THE MOUNTA Flavor Enhancer or a Grass Killer?Bible Text: Judges 9:45; Matthew 5:13; Colossians 4:6 Bible Principle: The dedicated life of a child of
God will have a positive influence on others.
A Beacon or a Firefly? Bible Text: Matthew 5:14-16; 2 Corinthians 3:18Bible Principle: The earth is covered in spiritual
darkness, and only the light of Jesus Christ can dispel it.
Mark It Fulfilled!Bible Text: Matthew 5:17-19; Colossians 2:14Bible Principle: The Law of Moses was given to
the people of Israel to lead them to Jesus Christ.
Heart Trouble Bible Text: Matthew 5:21-28Bible Principle: Some sins are not physical acts.
Revenge—Victory Without HonorBible Text: Matthew 5:38-42; Romans 12:19Bible Principle: Believers should leave
retribution in the hands of our just God.
Playing to the GrandstandBible Text: Matthew 6:1-4; 1 Peter 2:12Bible Principle: The only reward received for
good deeds done for the praise of men will be men’s praises.
The Model PrayerBible Text: Matthew 6:5-13; Luke 11:1-4Bible Principle: The Model Prayer, commonly
called the Lord’s Prayer, is the example Jesus gave for how we should pray.
To Get Even—ForgiveBible Text: Matthew 6:14, 15Bible Principle: The power to forgive is one of
the many blessings we received when we were saved.
I Will Take Care of You!Bible Text: Matthew 6:25-34Bible Principle: God will provide our daily needs
through Jesus Christ.
Marriage: A Lifetime CommitmentBible Text: Matthew 5:31, 32; 19:5, 6; Genesis 2:24Bible Principle: God intends for a marriage to
last a lifetime.
The Golden RuleBible Text: Matthew 7:7-12; Luke 6:31Bible Principle: How we treat others should be
determined by what they need, not by what they deserve.
Walk the Walk If You Talk the Talk! Bible Text: Matthew 7:21-23; Luke 6:46; Colossians 3:6Bible Principle: God is displeased when a person
talks like God’s child but lives like a child of the devil.
My House Will Stand! Bible Text: Matthew 7:24-27Bible Principle: Jesus Christ is the foundation
upon which our lives should be built.
Summer Quarter 2021 GETTING TO KNOW ME
Who Am I?Bible Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:23; Hebrews 4:12Bible Principle: A human being has a spirit, a
mind and a body.Where Did I Come From?Bible Text: Genesis 5:1, 2Bible Principle: Man’s origin is the result of
divine action.Why Am I Here? Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 10:31; 2 Thessalonians 1:11, 12Bible Principle: God created man to worship and
serve Him.Why Do I Want To Know About God?Bible Text: Acts 17:23-32; John 17:3Bible Principle: Every human being has a
natural desire to know God.Why Should I Read My Bible and Pray? Bible Text: Romans 7:14-25Bible Principle: A saved person can be either
carnal or spiritual.Why Do I Sometimes Have Bad Thoughts? Bible Text: Romans 7:15-25Bible Principle: Man’s twofold nature causes a
multitude of problems.Why Do I Have Those Troubling Thoughts
About the Opposite Sex?Bible Text: 1 Thessalonians 4:3, 4; Hebrews 13:4Bible Principle: Attraction for the opposite sex
is a normal human emotion that God has given to man.
Why Do I Sometimes Become Proud, Selfish and Angry?
Bible Text: John 18:10; Matthew 26:69-75; Proverbs 1:19; 6:16, 17
Bible Principle: A believer’s emotions are under God’s control if Christ is the Lord of that person’s life.
Why Do I Sometimes Think About Dying? Bible Text: Hebrews 9:27Bible Principle: Death is the result of sin, and
every human being has sinned.Why Do I Sometimes Feel Lonely and
Depressed?Bible Text: Psalm 142; Hebrews 13:5Bible Principle: God’s presence should bring joy
to a child of God in spite of Satan’s attempts to make the believer unhappy, lonely and depressed.
Why Should I Choose My Friends Carefully?Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9, 10; Proverbs 17:17Bible Principle: Friends influence our lives in
many ways; therefore, we should choose them with caution.
Why Am I Sometimes Confused About What I Should Do?
Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 10:31; Ephesians 2:10; Matthew 5:16
Bible Principle: A saved person’s every activity should honor and glorify God.
Why Should I Respect My Family? Bible Text: Genesis 18:19Bible Principle: God instituted the family as the
cornerstone of society._______________________Young Teen • Scope & Sequence
Fall Quarter 2021 BIBLE HEROES
Enoch — The Man Who Walked with God Bible Text: Genesis 5:22-24; Ephesians 2:10;
Hebrews 11:5Bible Principle: God desires continual fellowship
with His children.Noah — The Man Who Found Grace in the
Eyes of the LordBible Text: Genesis 6:8, 9; Hebrews 11:7Bible Principle: God desires that His children
live righteously even in the midst of sinful surroundings.
Abraham — The Friend of God Bible Text: Genesis 12:1-3; Romans 4:3; James 2:23; Hebrews 11:8-12Bible Principle: God’s friends are those who
believe in Him and trust Him completely.Moses— The Deliverer of Israel Bible Text: Exodus 3:1, 2, 9, 10; Hebrews
11:24-29Bible Principle: God can do great things with
people who will allow Him to use them.Joshua — The Courageous HeroBible Text: Joshua 1:8; 3:7; Numbers 32:12;
Hebrews 11:30Bible Principle: God needs strong and courageous
leaders who can encourage the people they lead to continue doing God’s will.
Deborah — The Effective EncouragerBible Text: Judges 4:4, 5; 5:1-3Bible Principle: There are positions of service for
men and women in God’s work.David — The Man After God’s Own Heart Bible Text: 1 Samuel 16:7, 13; Hebrews 11:32-34Bible Principle: When God chooses people for
leadership, He looks on the heart, not on outward appearances.
Solomon — The Wise KingBible Text: 1 Kings 1:47, 48; Nehemiah 13:26;
Romans 7:21Bible Principle: An individual’s free will may
sometimes overrule godly wisdom to follow natural desires.
Elijah — The Mighty ProphetBible Text: 1 Kings 18:21-40Bible Principle: God desires His people to stand
boldly for Him and to confront evil wherever they encounter it.
Isaiah — God’s Willing MessengerBible Text: Isaiah 6:8; Romans 1:15Bible Principle: God has many opportunities of
service for those who are available and are willing to be used by Him.
Daniel — God’s Dedicated RepresentativeBible Text: Daniel 1:8; Hebrews 11:33Bible Principle: Circumstances should not
determine the degree of one’s dedication to God.
Nehemiah — God’s Capable Motivator Bible Text: Nehemiah 1:3, 4; 2:17, 18; 6:15Bible Principle: God needs more strong leaders
who are willing to work in His service.John, the Baptist — God’s HeraldBible Text: John 1:15, 20, 23, 27; 3:30Bible Principle: To have an effective ministry, an
individual must be willing and humble even if he is chosen by God for a specific task.
Winter Quarter 2021-2022 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR GOD
God Has No BirthdayBible Text: Jeremiah 10:10; Deuteronomy 4:39Bible Principle: Almighty God has no beginning
and no ending.
Introducing the One and OnlyBible Text: Deuteronomy 33:26; 1 Thessalonians 1:9Bible Principle: Man has a natural instinct to
worship.
Where Does God Live?Bible Text: Psalm 33:13, 14; Deuteronomy 4:39;
Ezra 7:15; 1 John 4:15Bible Principle: Learners will discuss the
dwelling place of God.
Has Anyone Seen God? Bible Text: John 14:8-11Bible Principle: Man has a desire to look upon
his Creator.
God Is Love!Bible Text: John 3:16; 1 John 3:16; Romans 5:8Bible Principle: Calvary is the ultimate picture of
God’s warmest and most personal expression of love, concern and devotion.
God Is All-powerful Bible Text: Isaiah 40:12-31Bible Principle: God’s greatness is demonstrated
in His ability to do what needs to be done.
God Is Everywhere Bible Text: Psalm 139:6-12Bible Principle: God is present everywhere.
God Knows All Bible Text: Job 37:16; 1 John 3:20Bible Principle: God is limited only in matters in
which He chooses to limit Himself.
Hard Work, Little Pay, Big Rewards Bible Text: Luke 10:25-37; 1 Corinthians 3:8-15Bible Principle: God expects His children to
faithfully serve Him.
God, the FatherBible Text: Matthew 6:26; 1 Corinthians 8:6Bible Principle: God has revealed Himself as
Father and Creator, Son and Savior and as Holy Spirit and Comforter.
God, the Son Bible Text: Matthew 16:13-17; 2 Corinthians 5:18, 19Bible Principle: Jesus Christ is revealed as the
only begotten Son of God and, therefore, potentially the Savior of all men.
God, the Holy Spirit Bible Text: John 14:16-20; 1 John 5:7Bible Principle: The Holy Spirit is the Third Person
in the Trinity of God.
Pleasing God with Worship and Praise Bible Text: John 4:23, 24Bible Principle: The kind of worship God accepts
is described in the Bible.
Spring Quarter 2022 AN INTRODUCTION
TO THE BIBLEA Divinely Revealed Book! Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 2:6-10Bible Principle: Accurate information about God
and His will came to us through revelation.
It’s No Ordinary Book! Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 2:12; 2 Timothy 3:16, 17Bible Principle: God reveals Himself to mankind
through His infallible Word, the Bible.
Shedding Divine Light on the SubjectBible Text: 1 Corinthians 2:9-14; 2 Timothy 2:7Bible Principle: God always chooses appropriate
means to reveal the meaning of His Word to mankind.
Preserved but Not Pickled Bible Text: Matthew 5:18; 24:35Bible Principle: God reveals His person and plan
to people in every generation.
School DazeBible Text: Proverbs 9:9-12; 11:3Bible Principle: God’s solutions to common
problems are always the best.
Friends. . .Choose Them Carefully! Bible Text: Proverbs 1:10-18; John 15:12-17 Bible Principle: Strong friendships can either
help or hinder.
Is That in the Bible? Bible Text: Joshua 1:8; Psalm 119:41-45; James 1:5Bible Principle: The Bible helps young teens
make wise choices about every situation.
Uncle Charlie, Monkeys, God and You! Bible Text: Genesis 1:26-28; Matthew 19:4Bible Principle: God created all things.
Substance Abuse—What’s in It for You?Bible Text: 1 Corinthians 6:12; 10:31Bible Principle: God’s Word warns of the
dangers of harmful habits.
The Last Days Bible Text: 2 Peter 3:3-12Bible Principle: God’s Word tells of signs that
point to the end of the age.
Get Ready for the Judgment Day! Bible Text: John 5:27-29; 2 Peter 2:9 Bible Principle: Everyone will one day stand
before God.
Hell—a Very Uncool Place Bible Text: Luke 16:19-31; Psalm 9:17Bible Principle: As there is a literal Heaven for
believers, there is a literal hell for the lost.
A Place Better than Cloud Nine! Bible Text: 2 Corinthians 5:1-11Bible Principle: Believers will live eternally with
God in Heaven.
Summer Quarter 2022 THE WORLD WAITS
The Beginning of Sin As We Know It Bible Text: Genesis 3:1-10Bible Principle: The sin of Adam and Eve
alienated them and their posterity from God.
God Did That for Me?Bible Text: 2 Corinthians 5:18-21Bible Principle: God prepared and furnished His
own plan to redeem fallen man.
It’s Not Always the Other Guy! Bible Text: Luke 12:35-48; Romans 14:12Bible Principle: Every individual is personally
accountable to God for how he responds to God’s plan of redemption.
Look What You Get!Bible Text: John 5:24; 10:27-30; Romans 8:1;
Ecclesiastes 3:14; 1 John 3:9Bible Principle: When God saves a soul, it is for
eternity.
Reach Out and Help Someone! Bible Text: Romans 3:9-12Bible Principle: Every person needs to be saved
because every person has sinned against God.
God’s Simple Plan of SalvationBible Text: John 3:1-21; Luke 23:39-43; Romans 4:3-5; Acts 16:30, 31Bible Principle: God made His plan for man’s
redemption simple; therefore, there can be no excuse.
He Works AloneBible Text: Isaiah 64:6; Titus 3:5; Ephesians 2:1-3, 8-10Bible Principle: God’s plan of redemption came
into being without the help of man.
We Have a Job To Do!Bible Text: Matthew 16:18, 19; Mark 16:15Bible Principle: Jesus gave the responsibility of
taking the gospel to the waiting world to His churches.
One-on-one!Bible Text: Acts 2:46, 47; 20:20, 21Bible Principle: The witness of the individual is
included in the church’s commission to “go.”
At Home and Abroad!Bible Text: Acts 1:8; Matthew 24:12-14Bible Principle: The message of salvation
through Jesus Christ must be preached to every race of people in every nation on the earth.
Brother, Give Me a Hand! Bible Text: 2 Corinthians 8:18-24Bible Principle: Churches may work together in
taking the gospel to all the world.
Who? Me? A Missionary?Bible Text: Acts 13:2; Matthew 9:38Bible Principle: God calls individuals to be
missionaries.
Missionary Helpers Bible Text: Romans 16:3; 1 Corinthians 16:15, 16Bible Principle: Missionaries sometimes need
assistance from other churches._______________________Young Teen • Scope & Sequence
High School Three Year Scope at a GlanceFall Quarter 2019 Winter Quarter 2019-2020 Spring Quarter 2020 Summer Quarter 2020
HOW IT ALL BEGANThe Book of Genesis
Where did everything come from? How did we get here? These are not trivial questions, and the answers we find can have a great influence on all of our lives. If we make a mistake about the beginning of life, we can easily be mistaken about the end. Throughout this quarter, we will be studying from the book of Genesis about the beginning of things. The Bible is not a historical book, a scientific book or a geological book; when we read about such things, we are reading the truth. Our study is based on the fact that the Word of God is true. The Bible does not need to be proven; it needs to be believed. As we look into what the Bible teaches about the beginning of the world and the creatures that live on it, we will see the truth.
WHAT BAPTISTS BELIEVEDoctrines That Make a Difference
Our perspective greatly influences everything we see. If you were on a mountaintop looking down, you would get quite a different view than if you were deep in a valley looking up. This is as true spiritually as it is physically. What we believe influences our perspective on the world. In this study, teens will see what Baptists believe by looking at the topics that set Baptists apart and define who they are. We call those teachings, doctrine. Doctrine influences perspective or how we view the world around us. Your viewpoint makes a real difference in your life. It will influence how you treat Christ and how you treat other people.
JESUS OUR LORD Building a Strong Relationship with Christ
During His ministry, Jesus established the principles of the kingdom of God. Jesus instituted His church, and He proved repeatedly that He was the Son of God. In the short time Jesus was on the earth, He permanently changed the world. Literally, the world has never been the same since Jesus came, but among all the wonderful things Jesus did, there was one overriding purpose in His life. Jesus came to seek and to save that which was lost. His primary mission was the salvation of men. This is the reason Jesus lived, was buried and rose again. As we learn all we can from the Scriptures about Christ, we can develop a deeper and more meaningful relationship with Him. Since Jesus wants us to know Him, we are given significant information about Christ in the Bible.
WORSHIP GONE WRONG A Bible Study of False Doctrines
Taking a different approach to false doctrines this study looks at some of the underlying causes and conditions of false doctrine. Satan is a deceiver. He keeps telling the same old lies over and over. If we can learn how he works, we can avoid his lies no matter how they maybe presented. One thing is certain, as long as this present age continues, there will be false doctrine. This has happened throughout the church age and it is still happening today. Consequently, what you believe makes a real difference in your life. Satan might try to sell you on the idea that it really doesn’t matter what you believe as long as you are sincere. This is an outright lie. These false concepts will change the way you behave. It is important that you know the truth and that you believe the truth. What you believe does make a difference.
Fall Quarter 2020 Winter Quarter 2020-2021 Spring Quarter 2021 Summer Quarter 2021
CHRISTIAN JOYHappiness in the Lord
God wants us to be happy. It is not God’s will that anyone perish, and it is not God’s will that we live spiritually deficient lives. God’s will is for His children to have spiritually abundant lives. But there are other wills at work in our world. There is the will of the devil. Then, there is the will of mankind. God wants us to have full joy, and He offers us these profound rules that will lead to real happiness. This joy is not the temporary laughter of a foolish world. There are many things that can make us laugh for a moment, but the things mentioned here will bring us permanent joy. These are spiritual things. Too often our world tends to think of Christians as hypercritical people who do not enjoy life. It seems as if the Bible forbids anything that most people think of as fun. The truth is that no one has more potential for happiness than a Christian, and no one is more miserable than those who do not know Christ.
THE BIBLE IN TODAY’S WORLD Beliefs for Everyday Life
Many seem to think of the Bible as a book of history that deals with people and events long ago or as a book of mysteries that no one can really understand. Still others regard it as a book about life in the future, about Heaven and hell and the things that will happen to us when we die. Although the Bible does refer to all these subjects, it is also a practical book that helps us deal with the people and problems we face each day. Not only will we see the practicality of the Scriptures, but we will also see how the real problems we face haven’t changed significantly over the years. No matter how bad our circumstances may be, we can serve the Lord, and the Lord can use us as His witnesses.
APPLIED CHRISTIANITY Studies in James
As we study the life of James, we will see how he applied many of the lessons God gave him in his own personal life. We will also learn some things about the process of inspiration. This study from the book of James focuses on the application of the principles of Christianity to real-life situations. In many ways this is the real goal of all our beliefs. Jesus knows that we will encounter troubles and problems in our lives. He alone gives us the truth that we need to deal with these challenges. This study encourages students to take an honest look at the circumstances of the world and of their lives. Trials will come to all of us, and we need to know how to handle them. Only God’s Word provides this information for us.
MORAL PURITY Behaving According to God’s Standards
You will learn some practical ideas that you can put into practice in your everyday living. As there are standards for the physical things in our lives, there are also standards for our behavior. Right is right and wrong is wrong. It’s never right to do wrong and it’s never wrong to do right, but, to do right, we must know what the standards are. We need to know for ourselves how we should behave. The Bible is our only reliable and never-failing guide to our personal and corporate behavior. Ultimately, we will not be judged by others. Judgment is not a jury trial. We will be judged by the standards of God’s Word. This is why we need to learn what is right as well as what is wrong. We all have choices to make, and, when we have the proper understanding of morality, we can make the right choice.
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MAKING MY CHOICESA Life Governed by the Holy Spirit
In this study we will be looking at good and bad choices and learning how to make our choices within the will of God. God has given each of us the power of choice. Choice is the essence of intelligence and wisdom. It is the determiner for our future. What we are today is the product of the choices we have made in the past, and our future will depend on the choices we make today. The really sobering point here is that we must live with the choices we make. We all enjoy reaping the benefits of wise choices, but we must also live with the consequences of foolish choices. Often these consequences will involve others who themselves had no part in our particular choices. We will see many Bible characters who made choices, some of them good and some of them bad. Evaluate these examples and consider how your choices can change you and the world around you.
THE BIBLEWhat It Is, Where It Came From,
How To Understand ItAn introduction to the study of the Bible
In the minds of most people everything has a beginning, a middle and an end. This is the way we think. It helps us organize our thoughts and our lives. We can define confusion as not knowing these things. We see this easily when we are getting ready for school or studying for a test, but we might not see that God has a plan for our lives and that His plan is revealed through His Word. The plan of God has a beginning, a middle and an end. In all parts of His plan the Bible, the Word of God, is vital. The Word of God was in the beginning, and it will be in the end. We are wise if we will see that it is also in the middle. God’s Word is a message for you and me, and we need it right now. We can know what it says, and we can follow where it leads.
ATTAINING WISDOM Gaining the Foundations for Choice
Every day of your life you make choices and decisions. Some of these are small, and the consequences of the decisions are also small. However, some of your decisions will change your life permanently. First, you need to know what kind of decision you are making. Sometimes it’s not easy to tell; therefore, you need good information no matter what size decision you are making. This is where the Word of God comes in. Good things happen to bad people, and bad things happen to good people. Some people are crushed when trouble comes, but they don’t have to be. We can understand the place trouble has in our lives and accept the dark days for what they are, lessons to be learned so that we can help others. Understanding makes all the difference, and God wants us to understand His will, His Word and His way.
LIVING FOR CHRIST Your Life as a Disciple
Christians are to live as disciples of Christ. When a person is saved, it represents the beginning of the Christian life. Jesus compared being saved to being born again. Like the physical birth is the beginning of our earthly life, being saved is the beginning of our spiritual or eternal life. This study focuses on many of the basic and fundamental principles of applied Christianity. Students are encouraged to compare the things taught in the Bible with your own ideas about church work. We have many notions about how things are and about how they ought to be, but whenever the ideas of men conflict with the teachings of God, we must discard our ideas and accept the teaching of God’s Word.
Fall Quarter 2019HOW IT ALL BEGAN
The Book of Genesis
The Creation of the WorldScripture: Genesis 1:1-25; 2 Peter 3:1-4Aim: The student will understand that God
created the world.
The Creation of MankindScripture: Genesis 2:7-18Aim: The student will understand that human
life originated with God.
The Introduction of Sin into the WorldScripture: Genesis 3:1-13; Romans 5:12Aim: The student will understand how man
became a sinner and how he is redeemed.
The Great FloodScripture: Genesis 6:1-13Aim: The student will discuss the reality of the
flood and the changes it brought.
The Father of NationsScripture: Genesis 12:1-8Aim: The student will understand how
Abraham came into covenant relationship with God.
The First Son of Promise Scripture: Genesis 21:1-12Aim: The student will discuss the relationship
of God with the children of Abraham.
The Offering of IsaacScripture: Genesis 22:1-14Aim: The student will understand the principle
of an intercessory sacrifice.
Jacob and EsauScripture: Genesis 25:27-34; 27Aim: The student will understand the
importance of a birthright.
Joseph and His BrothersScripture: Genesis 37:3-11, 23-33Aim: The student will discuss how to solve
family problems.
Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife Scripture: Genesis 39:7-20Aim: The student will understand the
importance of morality in difficult situations.
Joseph and Pharaoh Scripture: Genesis 41:14-25, 37-41Aim: The student will see how God can deliver
us from trouble.
Israel Comes to EgyptScripture: Genesis 42:1-20Aim: The student will learn to follow the
leadership of God.
God’s Eternal PurposeScripture: Genesis 45:3-15Aim: The student will discuss how God can use
all situations to work His will.
Winter Quarter 2019-2020WHAT BAPTISTS BELIEVE
Doctrines That Make a Difference
Sinful ManScripture: Romans 3:9-23; 5:12, 14Aim: The student will see and understand the
sinful nature of man.HeavenScripture: 2 Corinthians 12:1-5; Romans 18:18Aim: The student will understand that Heaven
is a real place and that real people can and do go there.
HellScripture: Luke 16:19-31Aim: The student will understand that hell is a
real place and that real people can and do go there when they die.
RedemptionScripture: Ephesians 1:7-14; 4:30; Luke 21:28Aim: The student will discuss the necessity
of redemption, understand the concept of redemption and realize the price of redemption.
Saved and Secure Scripture: John 3:36; 5:24Aim: The student will understand that we serve
the Lord from a position of security and with a motive of love, not from fear and uncertainty.
What Happens After We Trust Jesus? Scripture: Ephesians 2:10Aim: The student will be able to see that there is
a purpose in life and in living; Jesus has saved us so that we can serve Him.
Why Join a Church?Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16Aim: The student will understand the benefits
and blessings of church membership.What Churches Are Supposed To DoScripture: Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8Aim: The student will understand the biblical
duties given to the Lord’s churches. This will also help him define the role of his church.
Churches and GovernmentScripture: Romans 13:1-3; 2 Peter 2:11-17Aim: The student will understand the biblical
relationship between churches and governments.
Churches Working TogetherScripture: 2 Corinthians 8:16-24Aim: The student will understand the scriptural
place of associations and inter-church organizations.
Are There Lost Books of the Bible? Scripture: Revelation 22:19; 1 Corinthians 13:10Aim: The student will understand the complete
nature of the Scriptures and God’s revelation to man.
Spiritual Gifts and MiraclesScripture: 1 Corinthians 13Aim: The student will understand that miracles
to confirm God’s Word have ended and will know which spiritual gifts remain.
What Will Happen to Me When I Die? Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18Aim: The student will be able to discuss how a
believer’s faith will help him deal with death and dying.
Spring Quarter 2020JESUS OUR LORD
Building a Strong Relationship with Christ
Preparation for Christ Scripture: Matthew 3:1-12Aim: The student will understand and discuss the
ministry of John the Baptist.
The Birth of ChristScripture: Luke 2:8-20Aim: The student will discuss the virgin birth and
the prophecies of Jesus’ coming.
Jesus as a BoyScripture: Luke 2:41-52Aim: The student will understand the need for
service to God even in youth.
Jesus Is Baptized Scripture: Matthew 3:13-17 Aim: The student will see the need to follow
Christ in baptism.
Jesus Is TemptedScripture: Luke 4:1-13Aim: The student will understand that
temptation will come to all of us and will know how to deal with temptation when it comes.
Jesus and MiraclesScripture: John 2:1-11; 20: 30, 31Aim: The student will see why Jesus performed
miracles and will know the biblical place of miracles.
Jesus and the LostScripture: John 4:4-14; Luke 19:10Aim: The student will understand the importance
of witnessing and will be motivated to personally witness for Christ.
Jesus and DiscipleshipScripture: Luke 14:25-35Aim: The student will realize the cost and
commitment of being a disciple of Christ.
Jesus and the ChildrenScripture: Luke 18:15-17; Matthew 19:13-15Aim: The student will know what attitude
servants of God should have and will be challenged to have that attitude in his own heart.
Jesus and His ChurchesScripture: Matthew 16:13-20Aim: The student will realize that Jesus began
His church during His ministry and learn that the church was not started on the day of Pentecost.
The Ultimate Power of ChristScripture: John 11:33-44Aim: The student will discuss the power Jesus
has over death itself.
Jesus Dies for Our SinsScripture: John 19:16-37; Luke 23:27-49Aim: The student will understand the
intercessory death of Christ and will see how His death is the sacrifice for our sins.
The Promise for the AgesScripture: Luke 24:1-48Aim: The student will place his personal hope for
the future in the promise of the resurrection.
Summer Quarter 2020WORSHIP GONE WRONG
A Bible Study of False Doctrines
Satan’s Lie Scripture: Genesis 3:1-13Aim: The student will identify the source of all
false doctrine.
Idol Worship Scripture: Exodus 32:15-26Aim: The student will explain how idol
worship of any kind turns us away from God.
God and Other Gods Scripture: 1 Kings 11:1-11Aim: The student will explain why the worship
of God excludes worship of any other god.
The PhariseesScripture: Matthew 23:13-33Aim: The student will discuss the error of the
Pharisees.
The SadduceesScripture: Matthew 22:23-33Aim: The student will discuss the error of the
Sadducees.
Personal MoralityScripture: Acts 5:1-11Aim: The student will discuss the relationship
between doctrinal purity and personal honor.
Jews and GentilesScripture: Acts 15:12-29Aim: The student will identify racial and
cultural differences that can divide churches.
How We WorshipScripture: 1 Corinthians 1:10-25Aim: The student will compare the importance
of unity in worship with the danger of division.
Spiritual GiftsScripture: 1 Corinthians 12:1; 13:1-13Aim: The student will discuss the modern
healing and tongues movement.
Law and Grace Scripture: Galatians 5:1-18Aim: The student will explain the difference
between Law and grace concerning salvation.
The Second ComingScripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13—5:8Aim: The student will discuss errors relating to
the second coming.
The Universal ChurchScripture: Ephesians 3:10-21Aim: The student will discuss the error and
harm of the universal church heresy.
Protestants and Their Children Scripture: Matthew 16:13-18Aim: The student will explain why Baptists are
not Protestants._______________________High School • Scope & Sequence
Fall Quarter 2020CHRISTIAN JOYHappiness in the Lord
Walking in the LightScripture: 1 John 1:1-7Aim: The student will explain why the truth of
God’s Word is the foundation for all joy in life.
Dealing with Everyday SinScripture: 1 John 1:8—2:2Aim: The student will discuss ways to have sins
forgiven on a daily basis.
Rules That Lead to JoyScripture: 1 John 2:3-6Aim: The student will explain why keeping
Christ’s commandments leads to joy.
The Joy of LoveScripture: 1 John 2:7-14Aim: The student will discuss the role of biblical
love in his happiness.
Avoiding Dangers to JoyScripture: 1 John 2:15-27Aim: The student will discuss the roadblocks that
Satan puts in the way of one’s joy.
Living in JoyScripture: 1 John 2:28—3:24Aim: The student will discuss the biblical rules for
a joyful life as a believer.
Joy and the Right SpiritScripture: 1 John 4:1-6Aim: The student will discuss the different spirits
in our world.
Doing As Jesus DidScripture: 1 John 4:7—5:3Aim: The student will discuss how he can
emulate the love of Christ in his life.
The Joy of AssuranceScripture: 1 John 5:6-13Aim: The student will discuss why the assurance
of salvation is a foundation for joy.
Joy Through PrayerScripture: 1 John 5:14-17Aim: The student will discuss the joys of
intercessory prayer.
Joy and a Thankful SpiritScripture: Philippians 1:1-11Aim: The student will understand how to be
thankful in spite of circumstances.
Joy and HumilityScripture: Philippians 2:1-30Aim: The student will discuss how a humble
spirit can lead to joy.
Joy and PeaceScripture: Philippians 4:1-23Aim: The student will explain why spiritual joy
is related to spiritual peace.
Winter Quarter 2020-2021THE BIBLE IN TODAY’S WORLD
Beliefs for Everyday Life
Loving the HatedScripture: Matthew 9:9; Luke 19:1-10Aim: The student will discuss ways to deal with
difficult people and situations.
Being a Good NeighborScripture: Luke 10:29-37Aim: The student will define the scope and
responsibility of neighborly love.
Learning to PrayScripture: Luke 11:1-13Aim: The student will discuss the biblical way
to pray.
Serving God in Hard TimesScripture: 2 Kings 5:1-19Aim: The student will explain how he can be an
effective witness in difficult situations.
Honesty in a Dishonest WorldScripture: Proverbs 11:1-4; 12:19-23Aim: The student will discuss the basic need for
intellectual and spiritual honesty.
Getting the Chip Off Your ShoulderScripture: Proverbs 17:13-19Aim: The student will list reasons why a good
attitude can lead to a blessed life.
You and Your ParentsScripture: Proverbs 10;1; 13:1; 17:25; 19:13, 26;
Ephesians 6:1-3Aim: The student will discuss the principles of
biblical parenting.
Watch Your LanguageScripture: Proverbs 8:8; 26:18-28; 15:1-4, 12, 18Aim: The student will discuss the power of words
to help or to harm others.
Choose Your FriendsScripture: Proverbs 17:17; 18:24; 27:6-10Aim: The student will discuss the influence
his friends have on him and why he should choose friends wisely.
Stay SoberScripture: Proverbs 20:1; 23:29-35Aim: The student will discuss the damage that
can be caused by substance abuse of any kind.
Watch Your TemperScripture: Proverbs 15:18; 14:29; James 1:19-27Aim: The student will discuss ways to control
anger and unreasoned response to temptation.
Living in the SunshineScripture: Proverbs 15:13-17; Philippians 4:6-9Aim: The student will explain how he can live a
positive life in a negative world.
Making Life ChoicesScripture: Ecclesiastes 12:1-14Aim: The student will understand how to choose a
life-style that will please God.
Spring Quarter 2021APPLIED CHRISTIANITY
Studies in James
The Life of JamesScripture: Mark 6:3; Acts 15:13; 1 Corinthians 15:7; Galatians 2:9Aim: The student will under stand the
background of James, the man God used to write this book.
The Essential Qualities of a Good AttitudeScripture: James 1:1-4Aim: The student will discuss the value of a good
attitude in dealing with life problems.
Dealing with DifficultyScripture: James 1:5-12Aim: The student will be able to employ spiritual
resources in difficult situations.
Where Will Trouble Come From?Scripture: James 1:13-18Aim: The student will identify the ultimate
source of good and of evil.
Preparing for Trials and TemptationsScripture: James 1:19-27Aim: The student will implement the biblical
plan of positive action in dealing with sin.
Should We Play Favorites?Scripture: James 2:1-13Aim: The student will follow the example of
Jesus and regard all men equally.
Faith Without Works Scripture: James 2:14-26Aim: The student will discuss how faith without
works is a worthless imitation of real Christianity.
The Pitfalls of Speech: Misusing the Tongue
Scripture: James 3:1-12Aim: The student will realize the great power of
words to help or to heal.
Twisted WisdomScripture: James 3:13-18Aim: The student will appropriate a biblically
based lifestyle for himself.
Overcoming TemptationScripture: James 4:6-10Aim: The student will discuss the biblical ideals
of prayer.
Living with Other PeopleScripture: James 4:11-17Aim: The student will be able to relate individual
behavior to the plans of God.
Making a LivingScripture: James 5:1-6Aim: The student will discuss the biblical
perspective of physical wealth.
The Focus of LivingScripture: James 5:7-11Aim: The student will discuss the value of
patience in dealing with trouble.
Summer Quarter 2021MORAL PURITY
Behaving According to God’s Standards
The Source of BehaviorScripture: Matthew 5:27, 28, 33, 34, 44Aim: The student will discuss the condition of
the heart that is reflected in living.
The Principles of RighteousnessScripture: Matthew 5:13-16; Ephesians 2:10Aim: The student will be able to realize that
God has a purpose for every Christian.
The One True GodScripture: Exodus 20:2-4Aim: The student will be able to identify false
gods and false religions.
Recognizing the False WorshipScripture: Exodus 20:5, 6Aim: The student will discuss and identify
spiritual adultery.
Bad LanguageScripture: Exodus 20:7Aim: The student will discuss how language
can be used improperly.
One Day in SevenScripture: Exodus 20:8-11Aim: The student will realize the importance
of regular, faithful worship.
Treating Your Loved Ones WellScripture: Exodus 20:12; Ephesians 6:1-4Aim: The student will discuss the importance
of maintaining good family relationships.
Respect Human LifeScripture: Exodus 20:13Aim: The student will discuss the morality
involved in taking a human life.
Adultery and FornicationScripture: Exodus 20:14Aim: The student will understand the proper
place of sexual relationships.
Things That Aren’t YoursScripture: Exodus 20:15Aim: The student will discuss the ownership
and respect of property.
Watching What You SayScripture: Exodus 20:16; Prov. 15:1-4; 12-18Aim: The student will discuss the importance
of telling the truth.
Wanting What Others HaveScripture: Exodus 20:17Aim: The student will understand
the consequences of uncontrolled covetousness.
Positive MoralityScripture: 2 Peter 1:4-8; Philippians 4:6-8Aim: The student will discuss how a positive
approach to morality offers the greatest reward.
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Fall Quarter 2021
MAKING MY CHOICESA Life Governed by the Holy Spirit
Adam’s Choice Scripture: Genesis 3:6; Romans 5:12-14Aim: The student will discuss the
consequences of Adam’s choice to sin.
Abraham’s Choice Scripture: Genesis 12:4, 5; Hebrews 11:8-10Aim: The student will be able to comprehend
the life-changing power of a choice of faith.
Moses’ ChoiceScripture: Hebrews 11:23-29Aim: The student will realize the importance
of being identified with the people of God.
Joshua’s Choice Scripture: Joshua 24:14, 15Aim: The student will discuss how his choices
involve the others in his life.
Vashti’s ChoiceScripture: Esther 1:9-12, 19Aim: The student will realize that his morality
is not to be sacrificed.
Jonah’s Choice Scripture: Jonah 1:1-3; 3:1-10Aim: The student will comprehend the
importance of obeying the Lord in all things.
Daniel’s ChoiceScripture: Daniel 6:4, 5, 10, 16, 17Aim: The student will discuss the blessings of
lifelong commitment to God.
Martha’s Choice / Mary’s ChoiceScripture: Luke 10:38-42Aim: The student will understand the eternal
value of spiritual matters.
Peter’s Choice Scripture: Matthew 26:33-35, 69-75Aim: The student will realize that I should
think and consult God before he make a choice.
Jesus’ ChoiceScripture: Matthew 26:37-41Aim: The student will understand that Jesus
deliberately chose to die for his sins.
Barnabas’ ChoiceScripture: Acts 4:32-37Aim: The student will discuss the importance
of total commitment to Christ.
Paul’s ChoiceScripture: Acts 26:11-20; Philippians 1:20-23Aim: The student will realize that the
direction of his life is determined by his choices.
Your ChoiceScripture: Proverbs 1:29-33Aim: The student will discuss the personal
choices that he should make in the Lord.
Winter Quarter 2021-2022
THE BIBLEWhat It Is, Where It Came From,
How To Understand ItAn introduction to the study of the Bible.
God’s Word and Our GuideScripture: Psalm 119:11; 1 Peter 1:18, 24, 25; 2 Peter 1:21Aim: The student will be introduced to Bible
study.
The Beginning of WisdomScripture: Proverbs 1:7-9; 1 Corinthians 1:21-25Aim: The student will understand how Bible
knowledge is a foundation.
Rightly Dividing the WordScripture: 2 Timothy 2:11-16Aim: The student will discuss good Bible study
techniques.
Where It All BeginsScripture: John 3:1-16Aim: The student will discuss how salvation is
necessary to Bible knowledge.
Second Steps Scripture: 1 Corinthians 2:9-16Aim: The student will discuss spiritual
development.
The Way God SpeaksScripture: John 16:1-16; Acts 16:7-9Aim: The student will discuss the work of the
Holy Spirit.
What on Earth Is a Parable?Scripture: Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23Aim: The student I will discuss biblical figures
of speech.
What Came First? More on Right Division Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:1-14Aim: The student will understand the scope and
sequence of Scripture.
God’s Great GiftsScripture: 1 Corinthians 13Aim: The student will discuss the abiding
spiritual gifts.
New Things in the Old TestamentScripture: 2 Timothy 3:16; 1 Corinthians 10:1-12Aim: The student will use the Old Testament in
decision making.
Taking It Personally— The Bible and Me Scripture: John 8:1-12Aim: The student will understand how Bible
truth changes lives.
I Want To Know MoreScripture: Daniel 1:1-8, 17, 20Aim: The student will use Bible study to aid in
making right decisions.
God’s Purpose in Bible Education Scripture: Acts 8:26-40Aim: The student will know how to use Bible
knowledge to teach others.
Spring Quarter 2022
ATTAINING WISDOM Gaining the Foundations for Choice
The Road Map for LivingScripture: Matthew 5:1-12Aim: The student will discuss morality as the
foundation for choice.
You’re Not a JudgeScripture: Matthew 7:1-8Aim: The student will understand the harm of
a judgmental attitude.
You Can’t Fake ItScripture: Matthew 7:15-29Aim: The student will discuss the two
foundations for life decisions.
How To Say NoScripture: Proverbs 2:10-22; 5:1-23; James 1:5Aim: The student will understand life from
God’s perspective.
When Friends Hurt YouScripture: Proverbs 1:10-19; 4:14-19; 6:23-25Aim: The student will know to avoid friends
who encourage wrong behavior.
Enjoying a Long LifeScripture: Proverbs 3:1-8; 9:1-6Aim: The student will discuss principles of
physical and spiritual health.
Get Rich NowScripture: Proverbs 3:9-12Aim: The student will discuss the nature of
real wealth.
Don’t Be Afraid!Scripture: Proverbs 3:13-26Aim: The student will understand the nature
of courage.
Are You Generous?Scripture: Proverbs 3:27-35; 11:23-27Aim: The student will discuss sharing material
wealth in God’s service.
The Best Life Can OfferScripture: Proverbs 4:1-13Aim: The student will understand wisdom as a
source of continuing well-being in life.
The Amazing Power of WorkScripture: Proverbs 6:6-11; 2 Thessalonians 3:10-12Aim: The student will discuss independence
through individual initiative.
Things To HateScripture: Proverbs 6:16-19Aim: The student will discuss the things God
hates and the feelings toward them.
Real ContentmentScripture: Proverbs 17:1-5; 1 Timothy 6:6Aim: The student will understand the
relationship between material and spiritual satisfaction.
Summer Quarter 2022
LIVING FOR CHRIST Your Life as a Disciple
SalvationScripture: Ephesians 2:8-10; Acts 16:29-32Aim: The student will understand and apply the
plan of salvation.
Security of the BelieverScripture: John 5:24; 6:37-40; Romans 8:33-39Aim: The student will understand that believers
are safe in Jesus.
Saved To ServeScripture: Acts 1:89; Ephesians 2:10; Philippians 2:3-9Aim: The student will understand that salvation
is a beginning, not an end.
BaptismScripture: Matthew 3:13-17; 28:18-20Aim: The student will discuss the meaning and
relevance of baptism.
The Lord’s SupperScripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23-34Aim: The student will understand the solemnity
of the ordinance of the Lord’s Supper.
The Origin of the ChurchScripture: Matthew 16:18, 18:20Aim: The student will understand that Jesus
personally began His church.
The Nature of the ChurchScripture: Revelation 2:1, 8, 12; 3:1, 7, 14; 1 Corinthians 1:2Aim: The student will understand that the church
is a local, visible body.
Church GovernmentScripture: Acts 1:14-26; Luke 22:24-27Aim: The student will understand and discuss
equality of church membership.
Church OfficesScripture: 1 Timothy 3:13; Titus 1:5-9Aim: The student will discuss the duties of
pastors and deacons.
The First ChristiansScripture: Acts 11Aim: The student will understand the results of
witnessing.
The First Mission WorkScripture: Acts 13 Aim: The student will understand the biblical
teaching of mission work.
Churches in All AgesScripture: Matthew 16:18; 28:20; Jude 2Aim: The student will see how truth has been
preserved and error introduced.
A Christian’s FutureScripture: John 14:1-10Aim: The student will discuss death and the
second coming of Christ._______________________High School • Scope & Sequence
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