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BELT for Kids

“Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of God.” Jesus (Luke 18:16)

BELT for Kids

With more than 2.2 billion children on earth (Humanium, 2018), God wants us to learn what it means to think generationally and invest in those who will come after us. He wants the next generation to truly know and love their Creator and learn what it means to live life trusting Him in all regards. Let’s leave a godly legacy that spans the globe.

Topics

  • Our Guidebook
    The Bible is the most important map in life, which can only help us when we read and follow it.
  • Spectacular God
    Be awed by the greatness of God who is the only One fit to watch over us.
  • God’s Big Heart
    We are extremely loved by our Maker and can trust His loving heart to do what is right in every situation.
  • Amazing You
    We are all of equal and incredible value, having been made in God’s image.
  • God’s Smart Instructions
    Each command of God is based in wisdom and love. It’s a smart thing to obey Him.
  • Breaking God’s heart
    Sin is based in selfishness and devastates God. Let’s not break God’s heart by sinning.
  • The Best Gift
    The solution God provides for our selfishness was the willing sacrifice of His flawless Son. Let’s turn to Him, with regret for our sin and trust in His love.
  • I Can Be a Close Friend of God
    We were made to be close friends with God. Through habits of talking, listening and appreciation, we can enjoy Him.
  • Gifting Our Lives
    We can use our lives to bring joy to God by expanding His family.

Curriculum

“The beginning is the most important part of any work, especially in the case of (the) young…; for that is the time at which the character is being formed and the desired impression more readily taken.”

Plato