All God’s Promises (BULK version for church use)

Help your church families experience an interactive and meaningful Christmas season with their kids without prepping complicated crafts. “All God’s Promises” explores God’s amazing promises through the Old Testament and how they lead up to the birth of Jesus Christ.

Through this Advent devotional guide, families will:

⭐️ READ ABOUT GOD’S PROMISES: Read 3-5 verses from the Bible. (16 passages in total)
⭐️ CONNECT WITH GOD’S PROMISES: Connect with God through the thought-provoking discussion questions and prayer suggestions, appropriate for ages 3+.
⭐️ PLAY THROUGH GOD’S PROMISES: Cement each passage into your child’s heart through fun, no-prep activities.
⭐️ MEMORIZE GOD’S PROMISES: Spend the month memorizing one crucial verse about God’s promises.

The downloadable study includes:

– A family craft idea for each of the 4 weeks
– 16 Scripture readings, each with a short devotion, discussion questions, prayer and play ideas. (designed to be done 4x per week for 4 weeks but could be done quicker)
– A daily ornament and printable Jesse tree in 2 formats: colored and b&w
– A verse poster of 2 Corinthians 1:20 (in NIV, NLT, ESV, and NKJV translations) in both colored and b&w formats

This download includes:

– Beautifully formatted 21-page Family Devotion – simply print and deliver! (PDF)
– Each page as an individual file (for posting to private forums or social media groups or sharing via email – .png & PDF)
– Leader’s guide (.docx)
– Unformatted Word doc of the entire guide for easy customization (.docx)
– Sample parent email or letter (.docx)
– Social media graphics and caption suggestions (.docx)

This product is a digital download, which means you will receive a link to download the files after completing the check-out process. Please note: It is too large of a file to view on a mobile device.

**Once your order is complete, you will receive an email with the downloadable resource. If the email does not come to your inbox, please check your spam/junk or promotions folder, as the email with your downloads will sometimes show up there instead of your inbox.