Worship Zone

This is Karl's 'Super Hero' song that is referenced in several Kids Church lessons.

A Collection of Wake Up Routine Songs for Parents to use to start the day our right. For young kids.

Here are some fun and easy Easter songs written for children that are easy to sing using familiar tunes.  

Children can learn and sing about the liberty we have in serving Jesus to a familiar tune.

This is a cute song kids will have fun with as they express the loving relationships of their family. You may also omit mom or dad if family configuration merits this.  

This is a rap to chant as you clap on the 2nd and 4th words of the rap. You will clap on words 1 and 3 of any line that has only three words.  

Music has a way of getting into the depths of a person’s emotions and affecting their thinking, actions, and moods. God has given us the gift of music, so let us use it wisely for Him.

This is a song to a familiar tune that is easy for children to learn and sing. It will also re-enforce the parable that Jesus shares with us in the book of Matthew.

A simple song sung to the tune of "If You're Happy and You know It"  

The purpose of this session is to help students get in their minds that worship is all about God. This is our starting place because, apart from that understanding, we just don’t get worship and can’t go any further. The key is to emphasize to your students how foundational and absolutely essential this is.

The purpose of this session is for students to get a better grasp of what worship actually is and what kind of worship is acceptable to God. The major emphases are (1) we all worship something, (2) we worship what we value and (3) true worship is the only worship acceptable to God.

The purpose of this session is for students to understand that worship actually requires something. We don’t worship God on our own terms but on His terms. We must be saved, we must be holy and we must take worship seriously in order to be true worshipers.

The purpose of Session 4 is to challenge students to take up the practices of true worshipers. The major emphases here include personal worship, corporate worship and living an overall lifestyle of worship. We are really beginning the transition from what worship is to what worship looks like on a daily basis.

The purpose of Session 5 is for students to understand that true worship happens even in the most difficult of circumstances. More than that, we are refined and made better worshipers as a result of the things we suffer if we continue to worship during tough times. The major emphases in this session are: 1) True worshipers aren’t immune to tough times, 2) True worshipers worship even in the tough times, and 3) Worship is an all-the-time way of living, not an occasional event.

This is a simple song that children can learn and sing for Children's Sunday at church or for a Sunday school presentation. You can also divide into four groups and have each group learn a verse to sing.