Teenagers and the Doctrine of the Trinity
Knowing God as the Father means knowing he has made us, knows us, and actively pursues us. He doesn’t wait for our students to fix themselves; rather, he’s been chasing them from the beginning.
Knowing God as the Father means knowing he has made us, knows us, and actively pursues us. He doesn’t wait for our students to fix themselves; rather, he’s been chasing them from the beginning.
Our goal is that our babies in the nursery would return to the Church as adults. Rooted Children’s Curriculum supports that mission.
As we consider Peter’s life, both his great successes and utter failures, let it shape us to look to Jesus’ all-encompassing grace for us.
When we enter into Christ by faith, we are now united to him. We exist in him. This changes everything. Indeed, this union with Christ is the work of the Holy Spirit who binds us to him.
Whether you are a parent discipling your kids at home or a youth minister equipping students and their families, the following resources are historically proven and doctrinally vetted.
We live in what some have referred to as “the golden age of children’s Bibles.” This is a wonderful time to be training up our children to love God and his Word.
We see that when the Father looks at our lives, he justifies us on the basis of Jesus’ obedience and law-keeping and zeal for God, not on ours.
The reality is that our students do not simply want community; they need it. Yet they don’t need our manufactured versions. Our students need the community of the church the way God created it.
Year after year, the Rooted content team considers our annual book awards one of the highlights of the year!
