For students
Read the Scripture directly within each lesson, work through the teaching, and bring your questions. No separate Bible is required. The downloads include all the readings for offline study.
Sunday School · A Scripture-centered course
Follow the biblical story from God’s gift of life through Christ to resurrection and restoration. Learn together, ask thoughtful questions, and put faith into service.
Learn together
Designed for adults and older teenagers, each lesson begins with Scripture and draws on the Cornerstone Journal as companion reading. Use it in a Sunday school class, a small group, or your own study.
Read the Scripture directly within each lesson, work through the teaching, and bring your questions. No separate Bible is required. The downloads include all the readings for offline study.
Follow a 50-minute class plan with opening prayer, guided teaching, discussion, application, and a closing prayer. Suggested responses appear in expandable teacher notes.
Take one act of care into your community. Return ready to reflect on what you learned through serving others.
The course journey
All twelve lessons are available now, in order from creation to resurrection and restoration. Each includes full KJV readings and teacher and student downloads.
Lesson 01 · Available now
Who made us, and what were we created for?
Genesis 1:26–31; 2:7–25
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What happened when humanity turned from God?
Genesis 3; Romans 5:12–19
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How does God call His people to live and return to Him?
Genesis 12:1–3; Deuteronomy 30:1–10
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What does the temple teach us about His presence?
2 Chronicles 6:18–21; 7:12–16; John 1:14
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How did Jesus meet the temptation humanity failed to resist?
Luke 4:1–21; Romans 5:12–19
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Why must death come before new life?
John 12:20–33; Romans 6:1–11; 1 Corinthians 15:3–4
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What must change as we follow Christ?
Romans 6:12–23; Luke 9:23–25
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How does God teach us to think and live differently?
John 14:15–27; Romans 8:5–14; 1 Corinthians 2:9–16
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How does inward faith become visible?
John 15:1–12; Luke 17:20–24; Matthew 5:14–16
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How should belonging to God shape our speech and conduct?
James 3:1–12; Proverbs 15:1–4; Exodus 20:7; Matthew 12:33–37
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How does God build a people who practice reconciliation and love?
1 Peter 2:4–10; 2 Corinthians 5:17–21; Romans 12:3–13
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What is the completion of Christian hope?
1 Corinthians 15:20–28; 1 Corinthians 15:42–58; Revelation 21:1–5; Revelation 22:1–5
Begin Lesson 12 →Prepare for class
Print a guide for the teacher and one handout for each student. Choose a lesson below, or use the editable Word versions to prepare for your group.
Companion essay: A Living Soul · Course foundation: Faith expressed through service