Gather as a family and read Hebrews 10:24-25

 Ask:

• What does it mean to be encouraging?
• How can encouraging words help others?
• Who is someone you can encourage today?

Make a chart with everyone’s names and a space to list acts of kindness. 

Let kids decorate it with hearts, crosses, and smiley faces.

Together, come up with simple, age-appropriate ways to serve one another. Examples:

• Make someone’s bed
• Draw a picture for a neighbor
• Let a sibling go first
• Help with dishes
• Say something kind

Write or draw them on sticky notes or directly on the chart.

Challenge each family member to do at least one act of kindness per day during the week. When they do, they can:

• Add a sticker/star next to their name
• Share about it at dinner or bedtime

At the end of the week, thank God for helping your family show love and humility. Ask Him to help you keep putting others first, just like Jesus did.

Gather as a family and read Philippians 2:4, Luke 6:6-11

 Ask:

• What does it mean to look out for one another?
• How did the pharisees look out for themselves 
• What did Jesus do that we can do too? Think of some ways you can look out for others.

Make a chart with everyone’s names and a space to list acts of kindness. 

Let kids decorate it with hearts, crosses, and smiley faces.

Together, come up with simple, age-appropriate ways to serve one another. Examples:

• Make someone’s bed
• Draw a picture for a neighbor
• Let a sibling go first
• Help with dishes
• Say something kind

Write or draw them on sticky notes or directly on the chart.

Challenge each family member to do at least one act of kindness per day during the week. When they do, they can:

• Add a sticker/star next to their name
• Share about it at dinner or bedtime

At the end of the week, thank God for helping your family show love and humility. Ask Him to help you keep putting others first, just like Jesus did.

Gather as a family and read ROMANS 12:18, Acts 9:1-28

 Ask:

• What does it mean to have peace with others?
• How did we see peace happen in these stories?
• How did Jesus make peace?

Make a chart with everyone’s names and a space to list acts of kindness. 

Let kids decorate it with hearts, crosses, and smiley faces.

Together, come up with simple, age-appropriate ways to serve one another. Examples:

• Make someone’s bed
• Draw a picture for a neighbor
• Let a sibling go first
• Help with dishes
• Say something kind

Write or draw them on sticky notes or directly on the chart.

Challenge each family member to do at least one act of kindness per day during the week. When they do, they can:

• Add a sticker/star next to their name
• Share about it at dinner or bedtime

At the end of the week, thank God for helping your family show love and humility. Ask Him to help you keep putting others first, just like Jesus did.

Gather as a family and read Philippians 2:1–8 NIrV Ask:

• What does it mean to be humble?
• How did Jesus show love and put others first?
• How can we be like Jesus today?

Make a chart with everyone’s names and a space to list acts of kindness. 

Let kids decorate it with hearts, crosses, and smiley faces.

Together, come up with simple, age-appropriate ways to serve one another. Examples:

• Make someone’s bed
• Draw a picture for a neighbor
• Let a sibling go first
• Help with dishes
• Say something kind

Write or draw them on sticky notes or directly on the chart.

Challenge each family member to do at least one act of kindness per day during the week. When they do, they can:

• Add a sticker/star next to their name
• Share about it at dinner or bedtime

At the end of the week, thank God for helping your family show love and humility. Ask Him to help you keep putting others first, just like Jesus did.

Bottom Line Week 4:  Look for ways to tell others about Jesus.

Bible Story: John 1:35-45

Memory Verse: “NONE OF YOU SHOULD LOOK OUT JUST FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. EACH OF YOU SHOULD ALSO LOOK OUT FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS.” PHILIPPIANS 2:4, NIRV

1. When you have good news, who are some people you most want to share it with?
2. Who first told you about Jesus?
3. How can you look for ways to tell others about Jesus this week?

Bottom Line Week 3:  Look for ways to use what you’ve been given.

Bible Story: Matthew 25:14-30

Memory Verse :“NONE OF YOU SHOULD LOOK OUT JUST FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. EACH OF YOU SHOULD ALSO LOOK OUT FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS.” PHILIPPIANS 2:4, NIRV

1. What's the greatest gift you've been given?
2. What are some things you feel like you are good at? (If they need help, tell them some.)
3. How can you help someone else this week?

Bottom Line Week 2:  Look for ways to help the people you love.

Bible Story: Exodus 2:1-10

Memory Verse:  “NONE OF YOU SHOULD LOOK OUT JUST FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. EACH OF YOU SHOULD ALSO LOOK OUT FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS.” PHILIPPIANS 2:4, NIRV

1. What is something you need help with? 
2. What’s something kind you remember doing for someone or someone doing for you?
3. What does it look like to look out for others?

Bottom Line Week 1: God took care of our greatest need.

Bible Story: John 3:16-17

Memory Verse: “NONE OF YOU SHOULD LOOK OUT JUST FOR YOUR OWN GOOD. EACH OF YOU SHOULD ALSO LOOK OUT FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS.” PHILIPPIANS 2:4, NIRV

1. What is one thing you wish you had?
2. Who have you helped lately? Who has helped you?
3. Who do you talk to when you need something?
4. What does it mean that God took care of our greatest need?

Bottom Line Week 4: Whatever happens, remember God is bigger than your questions.

Bible Story: John 20:19-29

Memory Verse: “IN THIS WORLD YOU WILL HAVE TROUBLE. BUT BE ENCOURAGED! I HAVE WON THE BATTLE OVER THE WORLD.” JOHN 16:33B, NIRV

1. Who do you talk to about your questions?
2. Where can we go to get answers to our questions about God? What can we do?
3. What are some questions you have for God? After everyone has shared, say: “God isn’t scared of our questions. God wants us to ask any question we may have.”

Bottom Line Week 3: Whatever happens, remember Jesus is alive.

Bible Story: John 18–20:1-18; 1 Peter 1:3

Memory Verse: “IN THIS WORLD YOU WILL HAVE TROUBLE. BUT BE ENCOURAGED! I HAVE WON THE BATTLE OVER THE WORLD.” JOHN 16:33B, NIRV

1. What is your favorite part of celebrating Easter?
2. What are some things that seem impossible?
3. Why does Easter give us hope?