Having questions about Jesus or the Bible isn’t something to be afraid of—they're worth asking. This week, we'll see how Jesus welcomed Nicodemus' curiosity and big questions, helping him understand what seemed unbelievable. Nicodemus' story reminds us that no matter what we’re wondering or struggling to believe, when you have questions, trust that Jesus is always listening.

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Some things about faith can feel confusing and shatter what we believe, but that doesn’t change who God is! This week, we’ll see how a royal official begged Jesus to heal his son. Even though it might have been hard to imagine how Jesus could heal from miles away, his faith reminds us that when you don’t understand, you can still trust God's character

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This week, we will take a break from our “Unbelievable” unit to discuss Jesus’ death and resurrection.

Life doesn’t always go the way we hope and sometimes leaves us in the dark wanting more. This week, we’ll see how Jesus’ friends felt lost and afraid when he was arrested, but Jesus knew God's bigger plan. Even in our most challenging moments, Jesus shows us that there's light at the end of the tunnel, so trust God when you’re feeling empty.

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Easter morning reminds us that light and joy come after the darkest nights. This week, we’ll see how the women at the tomb went expecting to find Jesus’ buried body, but instead, they found an empty grave and a brand-new hope. The resurrection changed everything then—and it still changes everything now—because Jesus can give you new life.

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Life-changing moments can strengthen your faith, but people might question your experience. This week, we’ll see how a man who was born blind was healed by Jesus, but the religious leaders pressured him to doubt what happened. His story reminds us that, even when we don’t have all the answers and, when you can't explain God fully, trust what you know for sure.

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Believing the unbelievable things about God isn’t always easy—sometimes, it’s tempting to walk away when things don’t make sense. This week, we’ll see how Peter followed Jesus even when others stopped because he knew that God had a bigger plan. His story shows us that, even when we can’t see the full picture andwhen you want to walk away, trust God isn't finished yet.

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