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JH/HS Small Group
Feb. 1
Original Sin and Our Seperation
Sin can be a difficult topic to address, especially when you do not have a clear understanding of what it is or where it came from. Not only will this lesson examine the origin of sin, but it will also go over the implications of that sin and why it still affects every human being today. Sin is when we miss the mark of God’s way for us. And you absolutely can not talk about the Gospel of Jesus Christ without first understanding how our sin has separated us from God.

SPRING EVENTS

Summer Events

San Marcos Mission TripMon, Jun 15San Marcos
Youth CampMon, Jul 20Heart of Texas Baptist Camp & Conference
2 / Making Your Home Safe for Hard Conversations
In the average home, we find a lot of tools to keep those homes safe. We install alarm systems, multiple locks, and cameras in hopes to protect the ones we love. However, are we making our homes safe for our kids to face doubts and fears and ask hard questions? In other words, are you making your home a safe place for hard conversations?
3 / A Parent Guide to 2026
It’s the dawn of a new year—but also, a new technological era. In 2025, AI crossed a critical threshold, moving beyond novelty and becoming nearly inescapable. This past year, adults began to see what many young people have understood their whole lives: these technologies will likely be the defining issue of our time.
The year 2025 shed light on how streaming, music, and social media trends will be shaped by generative AI. The influencer economy weakened. The cost of living went up, while it became harder to get an entry-level job. Sports betting skyrocketed. Mental health diagnoses rose. TikTok was banned—and then it wasn’t. The Dodgers, powered by a player who can pitch as well as he hits, took a second World Series. Oh, and people still talked about Taylor Swift and Sydney Sweeney—a lot.
Bonus Content: Afterschool Conversation Guide
Parents, here are some after school conversation starters you can use to engage with your kids!