Fun and depth,
Where is there a doctrinal study that catches two rabbits?

The most basic requirement for an athlete is to develop basic physical strength.
The saying 'stick to the basics' didn't just come about.
When children are young, they are led by their parents to church and Sunday school, where they learn about the Trinity, the Bible, prayer, and the church.
However, there are several limitations to fully teaching all of this to young children whose cognitive abilities are not yet developed.
Children who grow up differently every day will soon become elementary school students and advance to middle and high school.
Meanwhile, children learn at school and through various media about various subjects and knowledge that are far from religious beliefs.
Even before the biblical worldview was properly established.

So, pastors, teachers, and parents who feel a sense of crisis in this reality try to teach basic doctrines, but that is not easy either.
First of all, because doctrine is never easy.
If you know it properly, it will become clear, but to do that, you have to study.
However, even adult Christians often become confused and hesitate to answer when asked about the core of doctrine.
This short Bible study is a practical Bible study material created by a pastor who meets children in the field every week, wondering how to teach doctrine to children without sacrificing depth or fun.