God Makes Adam and Eve is a free Sunday school lesson for High School (Ages 15-18), covering Genesis 2:4-25.
Theme: God made us to walk with Him
Genesis 2 presents the design for human flourishing: meaningful work, genuine community, and intimate fellowship with God. God didn’t just create humans — He walked with them. The Hebrew concept of ‘walking with God’ implies ongoing, intimate relationship. Sin destroyed this pattern, introducing shame, isolation, and death. The entire biblical narrative moves toward restoration. Galatians 3:28 te
Gospel Connection: God breathed life into Adam, but sin broke that walk. Jesus came to restore our friendship with God (2 Corinthians 5:18).
What’s Included in This Lesson
This printable PDF includes everything a volunteer teacher needs to walk in on Sunday morning and teach with confidence — no preparation time required beyond reading the lesson once:
- Complete supply list — all items available at any dollar store or craft store
- TEACHER SAY scripts — word-for-word guidance so volunteers know exactly what to say
- Age-appropriate activities: an opening discussion question, in-depth Bible study with theological context, application questions for real life, and a memory verse
- Discussion questions written specifically for High School (Ages 15-18)
- Memory verse with suggested memorization activity
- Missions spotlight connecting the lesson to the global church
- “To the Cross” reflection connecting the lesson to the gospel
- Family take-home page for continued learning at home
Designed for Small Churches
This lesson is part of the Rescue: God’s Story of Redemption series — a chronological journey through the Bible’s grand narrative of redemption, from Creation through the early church. Each lesson connects the biblical story to the gospel: God rescues His people through Jesus Christ.
Every lesson is designed for small classes of 3-10 students with mixed ages. No teaching experience required. Download, print, and teach.
Format: Printable PDF | Price: Free | Age Group: High School (Ages 15-18)
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