Youth Group: LAST HAVEN! April 29th (6:30-8:15pm)

Sunday School: April 26th (9-10am)

• Communicants Class will be held in Room A on the second floor of the Main Building where the Wellspring offices are located.

High School Game Night: Friday, April 24th (hosted by the Rivera’s—Registration and details below!)

Parent Vision Meeting: Sunday, April 26th (Right after service in Zeigler Hall—lunch provided—Register below!)

Parent Edge Meeting: Sunday, May 3rd (During Sunday School hour — Breakfast Provided— Register below)

Youth Worship Night: Friday, May 15th (Davis Chapel — Registration and Details below!)

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Our Sunday School lesson for this week is based off of Ephesians 5:15-6:9.

Verse of the Week:

"Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil.” Ephesians 5:15-16

Here are a few questions you can ask your students to help engage with them throughout the week:

1. Are there any relationships in your life that are not informed by your relationship with Christ? What do you need to do to transform those relationships to keep Christ at the center? Who is someone you can invite to support and encourage you as you do this?

2. Were any commands listed in this passage hard or challenging for you? Why do you think that is? Walk through why they were hard, and encourage your student to pray about it and listen for what the Holy Spirit has to say to them.

Main Takeaway:

The gospel changes everything about the life of the believer. No longer do we walk as unwise, but through being filled with the Spirit, we have new fellowship and transformed relationships.

We're here to come alongside you as you disciple your children!

Here is one resource that might be helpful to you this week:

This article from Summit Ministries “Your Identity in God’s Story” is really helpful for navigating one of the biggest questions your students have. In a culture that often separates identity from God, this piece helps you understand the messages your kids are hearing regarding sexuality and identity, and gives you a clear, biblical framework for responding. It also equips you to have thoughtful, grace-filled conversations; not just reacting to culture, but proactively discipling your student in truth and love.

The Haven team hopes and prays that this helps you as you disciple your students. Remember, we are here for you and your kids. Please feel free to reach out if you're facing any challenges.