This script invites your family into the story of Jesus via the Gospel according to Mark. The Gospel of Mark is a 3-act story that begins in the wilderness and then invites us to follow Jesus through Galilee, his journey to Jerusalem, and then to Jerusalem itself. Along the way, it invites us to consider who is Jesus? And how will each of us respond to him?

For 3 or more voices.

This script invites your family into the story of Ruth. The book of Ruth is a 4-act story that begins with great loss and then highlights God’s faithfulness to provide, both to and through His people.

OneStory’s curricula and family guides include worksheets designed to either help students remember what they are learning or directly interact with the Bible.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed at helping your family follow Jesus and explore the Bible? This lesson is designed to act as an advance organizer for discipleship.

These eight lessons explore how God reveals Himself as “a God (who is) compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with loyal love and faithfulness.”

This curriculum offers families an opportunity to explore the biblical story through the Shema, the Jesus Creed, and the Lord’s Prayer.

This curriculum offers families an opportunity to explore the character of God through the Torah, the first five books of the Bible.

God describes Himself as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with loyal love and faithfulness. The story of the Bible is deeply connected to the promises that God has made.

From the very beginning, God had a plan to partner with humans in bringing the goodness of the Garden of Eden to the rest of the world. The Garden of Eden was a place where heaven overlapped with earth and where humanity could live at rest in God’s presence.

This Bible study invites students into the story of the birth of Jesus, his exile to Egypt, and his move to Nazareth. The script is for 2 to 8 voices.

Just as Adam and Eve’s original job was to reflect God’s character and ways, Jesus invites us to introduce people to God by showing people what He is like. God describes Himself as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with loyal love and faithfulness.

God describes Himself as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with loyal love and faithfulness. God demonstrates these characteristics throughout the story of the Bible as He interacts with His people and invites them to rest and walk in His ways.

This Bible study invites students into the story of Jesus’ baptism. The script is for 4 to 8 voices.

While Moses worshiped God on top of the mountain, his brother, Aaron, led the Israelites in worshiping a pretend god at the bottom of the mountain.

God is committed to partnering with people of all ages. The Bible begins with God partnering with humans in cultivating earth’s goodness. When we decide to partner with Jesus, we get to join Jesus in renewing all creation.

This Bible study invites students into the story of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness. The script is for 3 to 5 voices.

Everything Jesus did connected to how he understood his purpose. He began understanding his purpose at a very young age.

Priests show other people what God is like. But the Bible is full of priests who have a hard time doing this. This lesson explores how all of these failures point to our need for Jesus as the ultimate high priest.

This Bible study invites students into the story of Jesus’ early days of announcing the Kingdom around the region of the Sea of Galilee. The script is for 3 to 5 voices.

This Bible study invites students into the story of how Jesus shows people the love of the Kingdom of God right after the Sermon on the Mount. The script is for 2 to 8 voices.