CHRISTWAY K!DS

Jesus is Fully God and Fully Man.

This month, all our stories reveal the hypostatic union, or how Jesus is both God and man. Jesus grew up as a human kid learning about God but also amazing everyone with His godly wisdom. Jesus faced temptations just like any human, but He resisted them and proved His divine strength and authority. Jesus explained to Nicodemus that to have eternal life, Nicodemus needed to believe in Him as God’s Son. Jesus forgave sins and healed a paralyzed man, demonstrating His divine power and authority, while also showing His compassion and care as a human. 

Our Memory Verse is:

And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen His glory.
John 1:14a

Week 1  

Boy Jesus  |  Luke 2:41-52

When Jesus was a boy, He was with His family in Jerusalem. Mary and Joseph traveled home, thinking He was with them. It took them three days to find Him in the temple. 

Brite* Idea: Jesus is fully God and fully man.

Week 2 

Jesus’ Temptation  |  Luke 4:1-15

Jesus, at around age 30, began teaching about God after being baptized by John. In the wilderness, He resisted the devil’s temptations, staying true to God’s Word and emphasizing worshiping God alone. He then continued teaching about God’s kingdom.

Brite* Idea: Jesus never sinned but He understands our temptation.

Week 3  

Nicodemus  |  John 3:1-21

Nicodemus, a Pharisee, met Jesus after being impressed by His miracles. Jesus spoke of being “born again” spiritually. Nicodemus, valuing good deeds, was puzzled. Jesus said one needed faith in Him for renewal and eternal life.

Brite* Idea: Jesus gives eternal life.

Week 4

Friends Bring a Man to Jesus  |  Mark 2:1-12

Jesus forgave a paralyzed man’s sins after his friends lowered the man through the roof. Some questioned Jesus’ authority to forgive sins, as only God can do that. Jesus proved His authority by healing the paralyzed man, leaving the crowd amazed and praising God.

Brite* Idea: Jesus forgives and heals.

For more details about The TreeHouse, email us.

Here are some resources that will help you as you lead your children to know just how amazing Jesus is:

ChristWay K!DS Facebook Group

Spotify Playlist for  Songs from the TreeHouse

Parent Cue App

Jesus is Fully God and Fully Man.

This month, all our stories reveal the hypostatic union, or how Jesus is both God and man. Jesus grew up as a human kid learning about God but also amazing everyone with His godly wisdom. Jesus faced temptations just like any human, but He resisted them and proved His divine strength and authority. Jesus explained to Nicodemus that to have eternal life, Nicodemus needed to believe in Him as God’s Son. Jesus forgave sins and healed a paralyzed man, demonstrating His divine power and authority, while also showing His compassion and care as a human. 

Our Memory Verse is:

And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen His glory.
John 1:14a

Week 1  

Boy Jesus  |  Luke 2:41-52

When Jesus was a boy, He was with His family in Jerusalem. Mary and Joseph traveled home, thinking He was with them. It took them three days to find Him in the temple. 

Brite* Idea: Jesus is fully God and fully man.

Week 2 

Jesus’ Temptation  |  Luke 4:1-15

Jesus, at around age 30, began teaching about God after being baptized by John. In the wilderness, He resisted the devil’s temptations, staying true to God’s Word and emphasizing worshiping God alone. He then continued teaching about God’s kingdom.

Brite* Idea: Jesus never sinned but He understands our temptation.

Week 3  

Nicodemus  |  John 3:1-21

Nicodemus, a Pharisee, met Jesus after being impressed by His miracles. Jesus spoke of being “born again” spiritually. Nicodemus, valuing good deeds, was puzzled. Jesus said one needed faith in Him for renewal and eternal life.

Brite* Idea: Jesus gives eternal life.

Week 4

Friends Bring a Man to Jesus  |  Mark 2:1-12

Jesus forgave a paralyzed man’s sins after his friends lowered the man through the roof. Some questioned Jesus’ authority to forgive sins, as only God can do that. Jesus proved His authority by healing the paralyzed man, leaving the crowd amazed and praising God.

Brite* Idea: Jesus forgives and heals.

For more details about The Escape, email us.

Here are some resources that will help you as you lead your children to know just how amazing Jesus is:

ChristWay K!DS Facebook Group

Spotify Playlist for  Songs from the TreeHouse

Parent Cue App

At ChristWay, we believe that baptism is an outward expression of an inward change; it is symbolic of salvation and not a part of salvation. Only those who have made a decision to accept Jesus Christ as Lord should be baptized.  We recommend that children be eight or older before they are baptized because by that age they are more likely to be able to understand and articulate for themselves their need for salvation and their decision to accept Christ.

ChristWay K!DS takes safety very seriously when it comes to your children. Before children even arrive, every toy and environment gets cleaned and sanitized and every volunteer is screened with an interview and federal background check.

When you arrive on campus, all children are checked in and parents receive a tag with a unique code that matches only to their child. This tag must be shown upon checkout.  There is  only one way in and one way out of each environment, and adults are not allowed in after the gathering starts.

In addition, both The Big Wahoo and The TreeHouse are able to lock down in just a few seconds with trained safety personnel and their leaders who know the plan for any of emergency. We also have a trained medical volunteer on call every Sunday.

Our whole team — from staff members to small group leaders to safety personnel — are trained to keep your kids safe.

ChristWay loves kids and has an amazing ministry for them; however if your child is still young or just not feeling up to being away from you, we have an area called the Retreat Zone. It’s located in the Worship Center, directly in front of the Sound Booth, and a Frontline Volunteer can help you get seated there.  Should you find your child needs your attention, we encourage you to slip out quickly and allow a Frontline volunteer to assist you, if needed.

Our check-in system can alert you if your child needs attention. Located within The Big Wahoo, we have a Mother’s Room where you can comfort or nurse your child  in a private environment and still watch the worship gathering via a television.

Yes! The goal of the special needs ministry is to create an environment for everyone to safely participate on Sunday morning, as well as in LifeGroups and all ministry events that the church offers, so that each individual has an equal opportunity to be presented with the Gospel and grow in his or her relationship with Christ.

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