Welcome, KZNaz Families!
Thank you for taking a moment to invest in your child’s spiritual journey. By checking in here, you’re showing them that what they’re learning about God matters—not just on Wednesday nights, but every day.
Each week, this page will highlight the Bible story, memory verse, and practical ways you can continue the conversation at home. Our hope is that these simple tools spark meaningful moments with your child—whether at the table, in the car, or before bedtime.
We’re so grateful for the opportunity to partner with you as your child discovers what it means to live and love like Jesus.
Kingz Kidz
(Preschool - 4th Grade)
Preschool
This Weeks Focus
Theme / Scripture: The Angel and Mary — Luke 1:26–33, 38
Big Idea: God gave us Jesus.
Why It Matters:Preschoolers are beginning to understand love and giving. The angel’s message to Mary reminds them that God showed His love by giving the best gift ever—Jesus!
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Cuddle your child and say, “Good morning! Christmastime reminds us that God loves us so much that He gave us Jesus.”
Cuddle Time: Pray, thanking God for giving us Jesus and for the joy of celebrating His birth.
Drive Time: Look for hearts and talk about how they remind us of God’s love.
Bath Time: Play Christmas music and sing while reminding them that Christmas is all about celebrating Jesus!
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “Dear God, thank You for showing Your love by giving us Jesus. Help [child’s name] and me to share this good news with others this Christmas.”
Theme / Scripture: The Angel and Mary — Luke 1:26–33, 38
Big Idea: God gave us Jesus.
Why It Matters:Preschoolers are beginning to understand love and giving. The angel’s message to Mary reminds them that God showed His love by giving the best gift ever—Jesus!
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Cuddle your child and say, “Good morning! Christmastime reminds us that God loves us so much that He gave us Jesus.”
Cuddle Time: Pray, thanking God for giving us Jesus and for the joy of celebrating His birth.
Drive Time: Look for hearts and talk about how they remind us of God’s love.
Bath Time: Play Christmas music and sing while reminding them that Christmas is all about celebrating Jesus!
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “Dear God, thank You for showing Your love by giving us Jesus. Help [child’s name] and me to share this good news with others this Christmas.”
Elementary
This Week's Theme
Theme / Scripture: Celebrate the Good News of Jesus’ Birth — Isaiah 9:6–7; Micah 5:2
Big Idea: Jesus is good news for everyone.
Why It Matters: Elementary kids are developing awareness that God’s love extends beyond themselves. The story of Jesus’ birth helps them see that the good news isn’t just for some people—it’s for all people.
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Celebrate something good that happened recently in your family.
Meal Time: Ask, “What are some ways Jesus is good news for you?”
Drive Time: Talk about good things that have happened to others and how that makes them feel.
Bedtime: Pray, “Jesus, thank You for being good news for us—not just at Christmas, but every day.”
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “Dear God, thank You for the good news of Jesus’ birth. Help [child’s name] share this joy with others and remember that Your love is for everyone.”
Theme / Scripture: Celebrate the Good News of Jesus’ Birth — Isaiah 9:6–7; Micah 5:2
Big Idea: Jesus is good news for everyone.
Why It Matters: Elementary kids are developing awareness that God’s love extends beyond themselves. The story of Jesus’ birth helps them see that the good news isn’t just for some people—it’s for all people.
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Celebrate something good that happened recently in your family.
Meal Time: Ask, “What are some ways Jesus is good news for you?”
Drive Time: Talk about good things that have happened to others and how that makes them feel.
Bedtime: Pray, “Jesus, thank You for being good news for us—not just at Christmas, but every day.”
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “Dear God, thank You for the good news of Jesus’ birth. Help [child’s name] share this joy with others and remember that Your love is for everyone.”
Middle School
(5th-8th Grade)
This Weeks Focus
TheTheme / Scripture: Esther’s Courage — Esther
Big Idea: God can help you stand up for others.
Why It Matters: Preteens are beginning to navigate friendship, fairness, and standing for what’s right. Esther’s story helps them understand that courage and compassion often go hand in hand.
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Share a time you saw them stand up for someone.
Meal Time: Ask, “When has someone stood up for you?”
Drive Time: Talk about how it feels to take a stand for what’s right.
Bedtime: Pray together for courage to love and defend others.
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “God, thank You for being with us when things feel hard. Give [student’s name] the courage to stand up for what’s right and show others Your love.”
TheTheme / Scripture: Esther’s Courage — Esther
Big Idea: God can help you stand up for others.
Why It Matters: Preteens are beginning to navigate friendship, fairness, and standing for what’s right. Esther’s story helps them understand that courage and compassion often go hand in hand.
**Engagement Ideas**
Morning Time: Share a time you saw them stand up for someone.
Meal Time: Ask, “When has someone stood up for you?”
Drive Time: Talk about how it feels to take a stand for what’s right.
Bedtime: Pray together for courage to love and defend others.
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “God, thank You for being with us when things feel hard. Give [student’s name] the courage to stand up for what’s right and show others Your love.”
High School
(9th-12th Grade)
Good News for the Outcasts – Luke 2:8–20
Theme / Scripture: The Shepherds and the Angels — Luke 2:8–20
Big Idea: The good news of Jesus is for everyone—especially those who feel unseen, unworthy, or out of place.
Why It Matters: High schoolers often wrestle with belonging and worth. The story of the shepherds reminds them that God chose the outcasts to be the first to hear the news of Jesus’ birth. The gospel is not about status—it’s about grace.
**Engagement Ideas**
Conversation Starter: “Why do you think God chose shepherds to hear about Jesus first?”
Supportive Action: Encourage your teen to reach out to someone who might feel left out this week.
Faith Connection: Share a story of when God reminded you that His love includes everyone, even when you felt overlooked.
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “God, thank You that the good news of Jesus is for everyone. Help [teen’s name] see that Your love reaches the forgotten and the outcast. Teach them to live with open eyes and open arms toward others.”
Theme / Scripture: The Shepherds and the Angels — Luke 2:8–20
Big Idea: The good news of Jesus is for everyone—especially those who feel unseen, unworthy, or out of place.
Why It Matters: High schoolers often wrestle with belonging and worth. The story of the shepherds reminds them that God chose the outcasts to be the first to hear the news of Jesus’ birth. The gospel is not about status—it’s about grace.
**Engagement Ideas**
Conversation Starter: “Why do you think God chose shepherds to hear about Jesus first?”
Supportive Action: Encourage your teen to reach out to someone who might feel left out this week.
Faith Connection: Share a story of when God reminded you that His love includes everyone, even when you felt overlooked.
Prayer for Parents to Pray: “God, thank You that the good news of Jesus is for everyone. Help [teen’s name] see that Your love reaches the forgotten and the outcast. Teach them to live with open eyes and open arms toward others.”
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