THIS MONTH’S ATTRIBUTE OF GOD IS: Jesus is Lord of all.
Jesus is Lord of all—over rules, nature, people and even time itself. Jesus prioritized people over societal expectations, met earthly needs and broke through household tasks to draw people towards Himself. Alongside His humanity, Jesus also revealed His true divine nature on the mountaintop proving that we can trust Him as our Savior.
THIS MONTH’S UNIT TITLE IS: Extraordinary
Like a good science experiment, Jesus is truly extraordinary—nothing and no one in this world compares to Him! He often surprises us in unexpected ways, showing up in moments we least expect with love, power and grace that go beyond anything we’ve ever known. His words, miracles and compassion set Him apart from everyone else. Jesus isn’t just extraordinary in what He does—He invites us into an extraordinary relationship with Him, one filled with purpose, hope, and unmatched love.
The Feeding of the 5,000 (John 6:1–15)
A large crowd followed Jesus. Jesus asked Philip where they could buy food for the crowd. Andrew mentioned a boy with five loaves and two fish. Jesus had the people sit, blessed the food and distributed it. Everyone ate their fill, and twelve baskets of leftovers were collected. Because of this amazing miracle, the crowd recognized Jesus as the prophet they had been waiting for.
Jesus loved the people so much that He provided food when they were hungry. He knew their need, and He took care of them. Our greatest need was forgiveness for sin so we could be made right with God. Jesus loved us so much that He died on the cross for our sin and then in the greatest miracle of all, He rose again, defeating death and making a way for us to be forgiven.
