Lessons: High School
Lesson 12
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August 17, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will talk about “deepfake” internet videos and then discuss why it’s harder than ever to get reliable information.
Lesson 11
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August 10, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will discuss what advice they would give to their former selves and consider how the Bible gives them advice for life.
Lesson 10
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August 03, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will watch video clips about the importance of sleep and see that the created world reveals the Creator.
high school
Students will learn about some of the algorithms determining college admission outcomes.
Lesson 08
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July 20, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
After watching a video about recent wildfires, students will reflect on God’s answer to our prayers when it may not be the answer we expect or desire.
Lesson 07
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July 13, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will consider the necessity of interceding in prayer for others.
high school
Students will consider their experience with apologies as a way to move into the topic of confession.
Lesson 05
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June 29, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
As a way to introduce the lesson topic of praise, students will discuss the hype surrounding influencer culture.
Lesson 04
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June 22, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will consider what it means to accept all people as equals after watching a news story about a group of teens that embraced a boy with autism.
Lesson 03
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June 15, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will discuss confrontation as they learn how to speak the truth in love.
Lesson 02
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June 08, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
Students will consider the most important qualities we look for in a presidential candidate as a way of introducing them to the high standards God sets for leaders.
Lesson 01
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June 01, 2025
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Summer 2025
high school
As an introduction to the lesson on how we are joined together in Christ, students will learn about the architectural features of the Notre Dame Cathedral—and discuss how the stones were designed to withstand destruction.