August 2026 Overview
Indescribable: Your Creator has No Limits
Creativity is imagining what you could do because you were made in God’s image.
Creativity is imagining what you could do because you were made in God’s image.
Creation
Genesis 1—2:3
Where do you see God’s creativity?
We Are God’s Creation
Ephesians 2:10
How are you creative?
Esther
The Book of Esther
What do you think your purpose could be?
Four Friends Who Helped
Mark 2:1-12
How can working with others make you more creative?
Salt and Light
Matthew 5:13-16
Who first told you about God’s story?
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV
Write a note on your preteen’s door or mirror, “I am so grateful God made you! Take some time today to notice all of the other wonderful things God has made. Make a mental list and share it with me later.”
DRIVE TIME
While in the car, ask your preteen, “Who is it easy for you to get along with? Who makes it difficult?” Offer to pray for them to get along with others, even when it is difficult to show God’s love.
Q & A FOR KIDS: What is the coolest thing God made that you’ve either seen in real life, or that you’d like to see? (Think: Grand Canyon, the Northern Lights, etc. )
Q&A FOR PARENTS: When you were a kid, what was the craziest thing you imagined yourself being as an adult?
God has created you for a purpose. He’s created you to do things that no one else on this entire planet can do in the same way as you! Share with each other if you have any ideas what some of your purpose might be. Parents, you can encourage your kids with what you see in them. Pray that God will show you both something new about your purpose this week.
Creation
Genesis 1—2:3
Conversation starter: Where do you see God’s creativity?
There’s no limit to God’s creativity.
Write a note on your preteen’s door or mirror, “I am so grateful God made you! Take some time today to notice all of the other wonderful things God has made. Make a mental list and share it with me later.”
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV
We Are God’s Creation
Ephesians 2:10
Conversation starter: How are you creative?
God created you, so you can be creative.
DRIVE TIME
While in the car, ask your preteen, “Who is it easy for you to get along with? Who makes it difficult?” Offer to pray for them to get along with others, even when it is difficult to show God’s love.
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV
Esther
The Book of Esther
Conversation starter: What do you think your purpose could be?
God created you for a purpose.
Q & A FOR KIDS: What is the coolest thing God made that you’ve either seen in real life, or that you’d like to see? (Think: Grand Canyon, the Northern Lights, etc. )
Q&A FOR PARENTS: When you were a kid, what was the craziest thing you imagined yourself being as an adult?
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV
Four Friends Who Helped
Mark 2:1-12
Conversation starter: How can working with others make you more creative?
God created you to work with others.
God has created you for a purpose. He’s created you to do things that no one else on this entire planet can do in the same way as you! Share with each other if you have any ideas what some of your purpose might be. Parents, you can encourage your kids with what you see in them. Pray that God will show you both something new about your purpose this week.
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV
Salt and Light
Matthew 5:13-16
Conversation starter: Who first told you about God’s story?
God created you to share His story.
Write a note on your preteen’s door or mirror, “I am so grateful God made you! Take some time today to notice all of the other wonderful things God has made. Make a mental list and share it with me later.”
“Lord, you are great. You are really worthy of praise. No one can completely understand how great you are.”
Psalm 145:3, NIrV