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The goal of Next Gen's Ministry at Freedom Church of the Coastal Bend is to teach the children to live out the word of God through knowing and applying the Gospel of Jesus!

10/18/2026

What did the disciples learn from Jesus’ transfiguration?
1. God and His prophets all confirm that Jesus is the Messiah: Old Testament passages written hundreds of years before detailed the things that would help identify the Messiah
when he finally came. The transfiguration provided additional confirmation to the disciples.
2. Jesus has the authority of God, because He is God: “Listen to him,” God announced to the disciples. There could be no confusion over Jesus’s superiority. He is the one to hear, and He is the one to fulfill every promise God makes to man.
3. Jesus was committed to suffer and die according to the redemptive plan of God: Jesus laid aside the glory of being God and all the privileges of being the Creator of the world in order to suffer and die for the sins of the world. He discussed this future with Moses and Elijah.

How can Jesus’ transfiguration “transform” us?
1. Trust Jesus as the Messiah: Since Jesus has been identified as the Messiah, as the Savior of the world, we can trust in His perfection instead of our own ability to keep God’s laws. He
came to free us from the bo***ge that these rules presented, and give us life.
2. Trust Jesus’ words as the final authority: Jesus says He is the way, the truth, and the life; there is nothing that can exist without Him. To understand God, we must know Jesus.
3. Trust in Jesus’ committed love for you: Jesus never gave up on God’s plan of redemption. He even sweat drops of blood in anguish, because He knew the suffering He would have to
endure; but He willingly chose to bear our sorrows, die for our sins, and bring us complete healing and forgiveness. “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for
his friends.” (John 15:13).

“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God,” Peter had recently confessed to Jesus, but now as they walked up the mo...
10/18/2026

“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God,” Peter had recently confessed to Jesus, but now as they walked up the mountain
to pray, his heart was heavy. Jesus had just revealed to them that He would soon suffer and die. The disciples could not understand how the King of glory would have to be subjected
to such things. When they arrived at the top of the mountain, the disciples fell asleep. Moments later, they awoke to a brilliant display of God’s glory emanating from Jesus. On either side of Jesus stood the prophets Moses and Elijah, who were also shining because of the brightness of Jesus. Peter impulsively suggested capturing this glory and housing it in three tabernacles. As he makes the suggestion, he is interrupted by the voice of God: “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased; listen to him.” The disciples fell to the ground in
fear, but when they looked up, Jesus was left standing alone before them. Jesus gave them comfort, then asked them not to speak of the things they saw until after His resurrection.

We love and appreciate our Pastors!
10/13/2026

We love and appreciate our Pastors!

I John 4:19: Jesus loved us when we were still sinners, and he made the ultimate sacrifice of dying for our sins. His gr...
10/05/2026

I John 4:19: Jesus loved us when we were still sinners, and he made the ultimate sacrifice of dying for our sins. His great sacrifice and love moved us to love him back. No matter what
happens, his love will never change and we will forever remain in his heart.

This is the story about a religious leader named Simon, who invited Jesus over for a meal. He had questions for the Rabb...
10/05/2026

This is the story about a religious leader named Simon, who invited Jesus over for a meal. He had questions for the Rabbi, the teacher. The usual customs that would make a guest feel welcome, such as washing and drying travel-worn feet, greeting
with a welcoming kiss on the cheek, and anointing the guest’s sun-parched head with healing and fragrant oils, were all overlooked. But Jesus was there to answer questions and
took no offense at the oversight. Then something unusual happened that interrupted the conversation. A woman known in town as a great sinner fell at the feet of Jesus, wiped his feet with her tears, dried them with her hair, and anointed them with the healing and fragrant oil she brought with her. In turn, Simon questioned Jesus’ integrity because he allowed a sinful woman to touch his feet. Jesus, knowing the thoughts of Simon, addressed Simon’s judgment of him and of the woman by telling a story. The lesson was to show Simon that this woman loved much because she was forgiven much. Jesus forgave her. She was no longer an unclean sinner, but now his humble and loving servant, and he commended her for her tender act of love and devotion.

Matthew 8:22-27: As Jesus and the disciples sailed across the Sea of Galilee, a furious storm threatened to sink their b...
09/22/2026

Matthew 8:22-27: As Jesus and the disciples sailed across the Sea of Galilee, a furious storm threatened to sink their boat. Terrified, the disciples sought help from Jesus, who was so unconcerned about the storm that he was sleeping. Jesus controlled this violent storm simply by telling the wind and the waves to be still. When we face difficult or scary situations in life, we should remember Jesus’ command to the storm: “Peace! Be still!” 1. Peace: We can find peace through any life- or weather-related storm we encounter in life because Jesus is always with us, and He has the power to help us. 2. Be still: Stillness means we cease looking for ways to fix the problem on our own. We need to stop acting according to our own plans. We need to seek God’s guidance, and start acting according to His will.

A crowd of people hoping that Jesus would heal their sick loved one, followed Jesus to where He was. As Jesus healed the...
08/24/2026

A crowd of people hoping that Jesus would heal their sick loved one, followed Jesus to where He was. As Jesus healed the sick and taught the crowd of people, it grew late. The disciples realized that they were pretty much out in the middle of nowhere,
and the people must be getting hungry. They asked Jesus to tell the people to leave so they could find food in nearby villages, but Jesus told the disciples to feed all of the people there. The only food they could find was five loaves of barley bread and two fish given to them by a boy, nowhere nearly enough food for a crowd of well over 5,000 people. Jesus took the loaves and fish, thanked God for it, and gave it to the disciples to distribute to everyone there. After everyone ate enough food to make them full, there were 12 baskets of leftover food. All things are possible with God!!!

Matthew 6:33: But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.
08/18/2026

Matthew 6:33: But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.

We had an awesome time in class digging in the book of Matthew! “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth,” Jesus...
08/18/2026

We had an awesome time in class digging in the book of Matthew! “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth,” Jesus taught, “where moth and rust destroy and thieves break in a steal. But store up treasures in heaven!” He urged the people who had come to hear Him teach to see how short-lived the treasures on earth are compared to the vast and infinite riches of His kingdom. He comforted the poor and sick, who were anxious about an uncertain future, telling them not to worry about what they would eat or drink, or what they would wear. If God cares enough about the birds of the air and the flower of the field, to feed them and clothe them, how much more would He take care of those who trust Him? “Don’t be anxious,” He said, “Your heavenly Father knows what need, and He will take good care of you.”

This story begins with Jesus praying. The disciples had witnessed Him praying for others and had often seen Him steal aw...
08/10/2026

This story begins with Jesus praying. The disciples had witnessed Him praying for others and had often seen Him steal away to pray alone. On this particular occasion, one of the disciples approached Jesus and asked Him to teach them how to
pray. Jesus provided a pattern to use in prayer, often referred to as The Lord’s Prayer. In it, He addressed the types of things to include when communicating to God. He taught His disciples to worship Him as the one true God and as their Father; He also taught them to surrender to His Kingdom and His will, trust Him for daily provision, ask for forgiveness, and to use prayer in battle against temptation. To check this lesson out and to grab activity sheets, scan the QR code in the comments!

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