Kids
Revelation for children, in four age-tiered tracks. Each is a full set of Sunday-school lesson plans — an opening activity, the Bible story, an application, a memory verse, a prayer, and an appendix of prep ideas for the leader: games, crafts, discussion questions and song suggestions.
| Track | Ages | Sessions | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Childhood — Jesus Wins, and He Loves Us | 4–7 | 16 | about 10 minutes |
| Elementary — Who Is Really in Charge? | 8–12 | 16 | about 15 minutes |
| Teens Prep — Before You Open Revelation | 13–18 | 11 | about 15 minutes |
| Teens — Bring Your Questions | 13–18 | 17 | about 15 minutes |
Teens Prep is the run-up, not a fourth age group. It covers the Roman world, the Daniel visions and the Old Testament patterns Revelation assumes you already know — the same ages as the Teens track, run before it. A group short on time can skip it and start with Teens.
Elementary is the core track. Early childhood takes one picture per session and stays there; teens handles the genuinely difficult material — doubt, pressure, and the arguments about what Revelation means — directly.
All four run straight through Revelation in the same order: the background and the opening vision, the seven churches, the throne room and what comes out of it, the great conflict, and the ending. What changes between tracks is depth, not the story.
No scary movie-style predictions, no timelines to memorise, no dates to calculate. Just Jesus, the Church, and the dragon who always loses.
These are plans for preparing and leading a group, not pages for quiet personal reading. Matching full sermon manuscripts for adult audiences live under Sermons.