Under God - Teaching Notes
Under God - Teaching Notes
In a culture that is increasingly hostile to traditional values and biblical truth, it can be challenging to hold fast to our faith and to engage with the world around us. But as Christians, we are called to be salt and light in the world, and to stand firm in our convictions, even when the culture is hellbent on destruction.
Take your church through this thought-provoking series that tackles the most controversial and divisive issues of our time. With expert insights and biblical guidance, you’ll explore how to navigate today's challenges while staying true to God's Word and His will for our lives.
This Teaching Notes pack includes everything you will need to teach this 8-week series at your church, from editable teaching notes.
**Are you interested in teaching this series at your church? Check out the Under God - Creative Series Pack.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Teaching Series Guide (PDF + MS Word)
Teaching Notes (PDF + MS Word)
SAMPLES
Series Topics
Week 1 – The Tower of Babel: The Bible and Secular Humanism
Contrasting the Tower of Babel story, we explore the clash between Biblical and Secular Humanist worldviews, examining their beliefs' implications on our lives and cultural challenges.
Week 2 – The Ten Commandments: The Decent and Profane
Analyzing the Ten Commandments against secular counterparts, we probe the distinction between moral and immoral, freedom, and truth, also discussing "woke" culture and virtue signaling.
Week 3 – Cain and Abel: Critical Race Theory and the Dangers of Resentment
Reflecting on Cain and Abel's narrative, we dissect Critical Race Theory's divisive nature, exploring its modern manifestations and biblical warnings against envy and resentment.
Week 4 – The Parable of the Talents: Equality vs. Equity
Through the Parable of the Talents, we examine the equity vs. equality debate, assessing its societal impact and aligning biblical principles with economic systems.
Week 5 – Romans 1: Family, Sex, and LGBTQI Ideology
Unpacking Genesis and Romans, we discuss the biblical stance on family, sex, and LGBTQI issues, highlighting concerns about sexualization and secular philosophies.
Week 6 – Genesis 1-2: Abortion
Focusing on abortion, we blend biblical narratives with contemporary debates, urging adherence to sanctity of life principles and discussing related issues like assisted suicide.
Week 7 – The Babylonian Exile: Parents, Education & Public Schools
Drawing parallels between the Babylonian Exile and modern education, we caution against cultural assimilation, advocate for parental involvement, and critique current trends in public schooling.
Week 8 – John 1: Pastors, Politics & Government
Investigating the intersection of faith and politics, we cite biblical examples to assert Christians' duty to challenge oppressive systems, urging proactive engagement against injustice.