The biblical focus in this series is found in several New Testament texts that talk about our individual vocations as part of the one body of Christ. Like many gears working together as part of an active machine, God has made us all a part of one body, the Church, and each of us are giving talents and skills to serve God in our everyday life.

Some people serve out in the world, and some serve within the church itself. This calling to serve God is what we call “vocation.” Some are pastors, some are teachers, some are deacons, some are musicians, some are helpers, and some are workers. Not all of us in the Church have the same job to do, but we all are called to be servants and messengers of Jesus!

Notes on the SEED Lesson Schedule:
The full SEED Curriculum features a four-year cycle of lessons, providing a complete Bible overview from Genesis to Revelation in each school year. This cycle of lessons is not to be confused with the RCL or Sola lectionary calendar for worship. SEED Years are denoted by color and letter: Blue Year (A), Red Year (B), Green Year (C), and Orange Year (D). Click HERE for a list of all the Scripture lessons included in the four year cycle of SEED (primary and secondary readings).

Red Year (B) - Release Schedule:
We will be focusing on the Red Year (B) for the school year of 2025-2026. All four units of Red Year can be accessed above. But since SEED is a subscription service, content is updated each season as it is created and continues to be added throughout the year. Our projected schedule for the release of updated or additional materials is as follows: Unit B1 = May 2025, Unit B2 = August 2025, Unit B3 = October 2025, Unit B4 = December 2025. [For those who may not have finished some lessons from the previous year, you can still access those lessons by clicking on the previous Year button above right.]

FAQ: What age group is SEED meant for?
The SEED Curriculum was designed to provide resources for Lower Elementary (Pre, Kin, 1st, 2nd Grade), Upper Elementary grades (3rd-6th Grades), Youth (Middle/High School), as well as for Adults. Beginning in 2023 we added a number of resources specifically aimed at "pre-reader" and "new-reader" students.