- Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6
The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), Compassion (Colossians 3:12)
Help others, even when it’s inconvenient.
One sunny day in the city, Jamal was dribbling his basketball down the block, feeling fly in his new high-tops. Suddenly, he saw little Keshia sitting on the stoop, crying. One of her sneakers was missing, and her sock was all dirty from hopping around. Jamal could’ve kept bouncing his ball—after all, he was late for the park—but he remembered how Jesus taught us to love our neighbors.
“Hey, Keshia, what’s up?” he asked.
“My sneaker fell off by the corner store, and I can’t find it!” she sniffled.
Jamal didn’t think twice. He ran to the store, dodging bikes and skateboards, and spotted that tiny purple sneaker stuck under a bench. He grabbed it, dusted it off, and hustled back. “Here
you go, fam!” he said, smiling big. Keshia hugged him tight, and Jamal felt warm inside—like
Jesus was proud of him.
Just like the Good Samaritan in the Bible, Jamal stopped to help someone in need. Jesus shows us how to be kind, and we can follow Him by looking out for others!
Bible Inspiration: Generosity (Acts 20:35), Sharing (Hebrews 13:16), Elisha and the Widow’s Oil (2 Kings 4:1-7)
Sharing makes everyone happy.
Tasha was chilling at the playground with her new pack of fruit snacks—mango flavor, her fave! Her little cousin Malik rolled up on his scooter, eyeing those snacks with big, hungry eyes. “Tasha, can I have one? Pleeease?” he begged. Tasha wanted to keep them all—she’d been waiting all week for these! But then she thought about Jesus, who always shared love and hope
with everyone.
She remembered a story from the Bible about a lady who shared her last bit of oil, and God made it enough for everyone. “Okay, Malik,” Tasha said, ripping open the pack. “Let’s split it!”
She gave him half, and then her friend Aaliyah walked by. Tasha waved her over and gave her some too. Soon, they were all giggling and munching together. Tasha didn’t run out—she had
just enough, and her heart felt full.
Jesus teaches us to share, like Tasha did! When we give with a happy heart, God makes sure we all have enough joy to go around.
Bible Inspiration: Forgiveness (Ephesians 4:32), David’s Repentance (Psalm 51), The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)
Saying sorry and forgiving makes things right.
Jesus shows us how to forgive, like Dre forgave Jaylen. When we say sorry and let go of mad feelings, we’re following Jesus—and that’s the best way to be!
Bible Inspiration: Forgiveness (Ephesians 4:32), David’s Repentance (Psalm 51), The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)
Helping Others (Galatians 6:2), Noah’s Care for Animals (Genesis 6:19-20), The Golden Rule (Matthew 7:12)
Treat others the way you want to be treated.
Jesus teaches us to help others, like Nia helped Puddles and Zoe. When we treat people (and even pets!) with love, we’re following His golden rule!
Bible Inspiration: Forgiveness (Ephesians 4:32), David’s Repentance (Psalm 51), The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)
Keeping Your Word (Matthew 5:37), Integrity (Proverbs 11:3), Joshua’s Covenant (Joshua 24:15)
Do what you say you’ll do.
Carlos was hyped for the block party—music, barbecue, and a bounce house! His grandma
asked him to help set up chairs before he ran off to play. “I got you, Abuela!” he promised, but
then his crew rolled up with a kickball. Carlos almost ditched the chairs—kickball was way more
fun—but he remembered Jesus always kept His promises, like coming to save us.
So Carlos grabbed the chairs, stacking them fast with a big grin. “Work first, play later,” he told
himself. When he finished, Abuela gave him a high-five and a plate of ribs. “You’re a man of
your word, mijo!” she said. Carlos felt proud, and the kickball game was even sweeter after that.
Jesus shows us how to keep promises, like Carlos did for his grandma. When we stick to our word, people trust us—and God smiles too!
Honesty (Exodus 20:16), Zacchaeus’ Change (Luke 19:1-10), Peacekeeping
(Romans 12:18)
Keeping Your Word (Matthew 5:37), Integrity (Proverbs 11:3), Joshua’s Covenant (Joshua 24:15)
Tell the truth and fix your mistakes.
Shay was in the cafeteria, starving for pizza day. She accidentally cut in front of her classmate
Tyrese in line, and he got mad. “Yo, Shay, that’s my spot!” he said. Shay shrugged, “I didn’t
mean to!”—but deep down, she knew she’d rushed on purpose. Her tummy twisted, not just
from hunger. She thought about Jesus, who loved truth and helped people make things right,
like that tax guy Zacchaeus.
Shay took a deep breath and turned back. “Tyrese, my bad. I cut you. You go first.” Tyrese
blinked, then smiled. “For real? Thanks, Shay!” They grabbed their pizza slices and ate
together, laughing about how gooey the cheese was. Shay felt light—like Jesus was giving her a
fist bump from Heaven.
Jesus teaches us to be honest, like Shay was with Tyrese. When we own up and make peace, we’re following Him—and it feels good!
Courage (Joshua 1:9), Helping the Weak (Isaiah 35:3-4), Jesus Calms the
Storm (Mark 4:35-41)
Keeping Your Word (Matthew 5:37), Integrity (Proverbs 11:3), Joshua’s Covenant (Joshua 24:15)
Be brave and help someone who’s scared.
Brianna was shredding the skate park, zooming on her board like a pro. She spotted little Jamal
sitting on the ramp, gripping his helmet tight. “I’m too scared to slide down!” he whimpered.
Brianna could’ve kept skating—those ramps were calling her name—but she thought about
Jesus, who was brave for His friends, even calming a wild storm.
She rolled over and sat next to Jamal. “Yo, I got you, lil’ man. Let’s do it together!” She held his
hand, and they slid down slow—laughing when they landed safe at the bottom. Jamal jumped
up, shouting, “I did it!” Brianna grinned, feeling strong inside, like Jesus was cheering her on.
Jesus shows us how to be brave, like Brianna was for Jamal. When we help someone who’s afraid, we’re following His fearless love!
Responsibility (Genesis 2:15), Restitution (Leviticus 6:4-5), The Lost Sheep (Luke 15:4-7)
Take care of your messes.
Malik was at the corner store, sneaking an extra gummy worm from the candy bin when the
clerk wasn’t looking. He stuffed it in his pocket and bolted outside—sweet victory! But then he
remembered Jesus’ story about the shepherd who cared enough to find one lost sheep. Malik’s
sneaky snack didn’t feel so sweet anymore.
He marched back inside, head low. “Uh, Mr. Tony, I took this gummy worm. I’m sorry—here’s my
quarter for it.” Mr. Tony smiled. “Thanks for being real, Malik. Keep the quarter—this one’s on
me.” Malik felt lighter than air, like Jesus was proud he owned up.
Jesus teaches us to fix our mistakes, like Malik did at the store. When we take responsibility, we show God’s love—and that’s better than candy!
Encouragement (1 Thessalonians 5:11), Ruth’s Loyalty (Ruth 1:16-17), Jesus Heals (John 9:1-7)
Lift others up when they’re down.
Kyla was waiting at the bus stop, jamming to her tunes, when she saw old Mrs. Jackson
hobbling up with a heavy grocery bag. Mrs. J looked tired, muttering, “This bag’s gonna break
me!” Kyla could’ve stayed in her music bubble, but she thought about Jesus, who stopped to
help people feel better, like the blind man He healed.
Kyla popped out her earbuds. “Mrs. J, let me carry that for you!” She grabbed the bag, and while
they waited for the bus, she said, “You’re the strongest lady I know—carrying all this!” Mrs.
Jackson chuckled, standing taller. When the bus came, they rode together, chatting like besties.
Jesus shows us how to encourage, like Kyla did for Mrs. Jackson. When we lift others up, we’re following His way of spreading hope!
Teamwork (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10), Serving Others (Philippians 2:4), Jesus Washes Feet (John 13:1-17)
Work together to make things better.
Jaden was swinging at the playground when he noticed trash all over—candy wrappers, juice
boxes, yuck! He wanted to keep swinging, but the mess bugged him. Then he thought about
Jesus, who washed His friends’ dusty feet to show love. Jaden grabbed a bag from his
backpack and started picking up. His buddy Tasha saw him and yelled, “Yo, Jaden, need help?”
Soon, Tasha, Carlos, and even shy little Nia joined in, turning it into a game—who could grab
the most trash? They laughed and raced around, and in no time, the playground sparkled.
“Teamwork makes it fly!” Jaden said, feeling like Jesus was high-fiving them all.
Jesus teaches us to serve, like Jaden and his crew cleaned up. When we work together, we follow Him and make our world awesome!
Welcoming Others (Hebrews 13:2), Love Your Neighbor (Leviticus 19:18), Jesus and the Children (Mark 10:13-16)
Be friendly to everyone.
Aaliyah was chilling by the school steps, sipping her juice box, when a new kid, Marcus, shuffled
up. He looked nervous, tugging his backpack straps, and nobody said hi. Aaliyah could’ve
stayed with her squad, but she remembered how Jesus welcomed little kids with big hugs, even
when others tried to shoo them away.
She hopped up and waved. “Hey, Marcus! I’m Aaliyah. Wanna sit with us at lunch?” Marcus’
face lit up like a streetlamp. “For real? Yeah!” At lunch, Aaliyah introduced him to her crew, and
by recess, Marcus was laughing and tossing a ball with them. Aaliyah felt warm inside, like
Jesus was smiling down.
Jesus shows us how to be friendly, like Aaliyah was to Marcus. When we welcome others, we’re following His love for everybody!
Fairness (Micah 6:8), Giving (2 Corinthians 9:7), The Widow’s Offering (Mark 12:41-44)
Be fair and give from your heart.
Tyrese was trading toys at the park—his bouncy ball for Dre’s toy truck. But when Dre handed
over a beat-up truck with a missing wheel, Tyrese frowned. “Man, this ain’t fair!” he said, ready
to bounce. Then he thought about Jesus, who watched a poor lady give her last coins and said
it was a big deal because she gave with love.
Tyrese took a breath. “Okay, Dre, keep your truck. I’ll give you my ball anyway—it’s more fun to
share.” Dre’s jaw dropped. “You sure?” Tyrese nodded, and they ended up playing catch
together, giggling like crazy. Tyrese felt good, like Jesus was proud of his heart.
Jesus teaches us to be fair and give happily, like Tyrese did with Dre. When we share with love, we’re following Him—and that’s the best trade ever!
Perseverance (James 1:12), Helping Hands (Nehemiah 2:17-18), Jesus Feeds 5,000 (John 6:1-14)
Don’t give up—help out!
Zion zipped his bike down the block. Chain popped—bam! Bike’s down. He kicked the tire,
ready to quit. Then he saw lil’ Keshia, stuck with her trike, wheel wobbling. Zion could’ve
bounced, but Jesus didn’t quit—He fed a whole crowd with scraps! Zion grabbed his tools. “Hold
up, Kesh, I got this.”
Fixed her trike in a flash. Then—boom—Keshia’s big bro rolled up, fixed Zion’s chain.
“Teamwork, yo!” Zion grinned. Jesus was like, “That’s my dude!”
Jesus keeps going, like Zion fixing Keshia’s ride. Don’t stop—help somebody, and good comes back!
Kindness (Ephesians 4:32), Sharing Wealth (Deuteronomy 15:11), Jesus and the Tax Collector (Luke 19:1-10)
Give with a big heart.
Sanaa had the hookup—two cookies, fresh from the oven. Her girl Nia? Zero snacks, looking
salty. Sanaa could’ve munched solo, but Jesus chilled with a tax dude and shared love. “Yo,
Nia, take one!” Sanaa tossed a cookie. Nia’s eyes popped—pure gold!
Then Nia split hers with shy Jamal. Cookies everywhere, fam! Sanaa vibed hard—Jesus was
smiling, for real.
Jesus shares big, like Sanaa with her cookies. Drop kindness, and it spreads—sweet like that!
Patience (Psalm 37:7), Peace (Colossians 3:15), Jesus and the Storm (Matthew 8:23-27)
Chill out, don’t flip out.
Rico’s crew was loud—yelling, bumping on the block. His little sis, Tasha, dropped her ice
pop—splat! She wailed; Rico’s temper flared. “Quiet, y’all!” he almost snapped. But Jesus? He
hushed a storm, cool as ice. Rico took a breath.
“Easy, Tasha, I got another pop.” Grabbed one from the freezer, handed it over. Crew chilled
too, vibing to his calm. Rico felt it—Jesus was the boss of peace.
Jesus stays cool, like Rico with Tasha. Patience wins—keep the peace, fam!
Honesty (Proverbs 12:22), Returning What’s Lost (Exodus 22:1-3), Jesus and the Lost Coin (Luke 15:8-10)
Do the right thing, even when it’s hard.
Lamar was at the library, flipping through a dope comic book about superheroes. He slipped it
into his backpack—nobody would miss it, right? On the way home, he passed the basketball
courts, feeling sneaky but not so great. Then he thought about Jesus’ story of a lady who
searched high and low for one lost coin—she didn’t stop till it was back where it belonged.
Lamar stopped walking. “Man, this ain’t me,” he mumbled. He turned around, jogged back to the
library, and slid the comic onto the counter. “I almost took this, Miss Kim. My bad.” Miss Kim
smiled. “Takes guts to bring it back, Lamar. Pick another one—on me.” Lamar grabbed a new
comic, feeling clean inside, like Jesus was nodding at him.
Jesus loves when we’re honest, like Lamar returning that book. Doing right feels way better than hiding wrong!
Generosity (Luke 6:38), Caring for the Poor (Psalm 41:1), Jesus and the Rich Young Man (Mark 10:17-22)
Give to others, not just yourself.
Jazmin set up a sidewalk sale with her old toys—dolls, a scooter, even a beat-up skateboard.
She was saving for new headphones, counting every dime. Then her neighbor, little Tony, rolled
up on wobbly sneakers, staring at the scooter. “I ain’t got no money,” he said, kicking a pebble.
Jazmin could’ve said “tough luck,” but she remembered Jesus telling a rich guy to share with the
poor.
“Hey, Tony, this scooter’s yours—free!” she said, handing it over. Tony’s grin was brighter than
the sun. Jazmin didn’t get her headphones that day, but watching Tony zoom around felt like
music in her heart. She knew Jesus was happy too.
Jesus shows us how to give, like Jazmin did for Tony. Sharing beats keeping stuff just for us!
Patience (Galatians 5:22-23), Trusting God (Habakkuk 2:3), Jesus Waits Out the Storm (Mark 4:35-41)
Wait with a good attitude.
Keisha was pumped for recess—kickball with her crew was the plan! But then rain started
dripping, then pouring, and the teacher said, “Inside today, kids.” Keisha groaned, flopping into
her chair. She wanted to complain—rain was the worst! Then she thought about Jesus, stuck on
a boat with His friends, waiting out a crazy storm. He didn’t fuss; He trusted God’s timing.
Keisha took a deep breath. “Okay, let’s draw instead,” she told her bestie, Sanaa. They made
comics about superheroes saving the day, laughing till their sides hurt. When the rain stopped,
recess was even sweeter. Keisha felt calm, like Jesus was chilling with her through it all.
Jesus teaches us to wait, like Keisha did during the rain. Patience turns a bummer into a blast!
Integrity (Proverbs 10:9), Restoring What’s Taken (Numbers 5:7), Jesus and the Dishonest Manager (Luke 16:1-13)
Be truthful, even when no one’s watching.
Trey was at the corner store, grabbing a soda with his crumpled dollar bill. The cashier, Ms.
Rosa, handed him change—two quarters instead of one by mistake. Trey’s eyes lit up—extra
money for candy! He stuffed the coins in his pocket and headed for the door. But halfway down
the block, he slowed down. He thought about Jesus’ story of a sneaky manager who got caught
messing with money—and how Jesus said to be real instead.
Trey turned back, his sneakers squeaking on the pavement. “Ms. Rosa, you gave me too
much,” he said, sliding the extra quarter across the counter. She winked. “Honest kid like you
deserves a treat—pick a candy, on me.” Trey grabbed a gummy pack, feeling taller than the
streetlights, like Jesus was proud of him.
Jesus loves when we’re straight-up, like Trey giving back that coin. Being honest makes us shine!
Forgiveness (Matthew 18:21-22), Reconciling (Philemon 1:10-16), Jesus and Peter’s Restoration (John 21:15-17)
Forgive and fix friendships.
Mia was shooting hoops in the alley when her big brother, Jay, borrowed her ball without asking.
He threw a wild shot—CRACK—the rim bent, and the ball rolled flat with a hole. “Jay, you broke
it!” Mia yelled, stomping off. She didn’t talk to him all day, steaming mad. But that night, she
remembered Jesus forgiving Peter after he messed up big, even giving him a fresh start.
Mia grabbed some tape and marched to Jay’s room. “I’m still mad, but let’s fix the hoop
together,” she said. Jay nodded, grabbing tools. They patched the rim and blew up a new ball,
laughing as they played one-on-one. Mia’s heart felt light again, like Jesus was dribbling right
beside her.
Jesus shows us how to forgive, like Mia did with Jay. Letting go of mad fixes more than just hoops—it fixes friends!
Duty (Colossians 3:23), Helping Family (1 Timothy 5:8), Jesus and the Wedding Wine (John 2:1-11)
Do your job with a happy heart.
Dante’s mom asked him to walk their pup, Scrappy, after school. “Aw, man, I just wanna play
video games!” Dante groaned, slumping on the couch. Scrappy whimpered by the door, tail
wagging slow. Then Dante thought about Jesus at a wedding—He didn’t have to make wine, but
He helped anyway, making everyone happy.
Dante grabbed the leash. “C’mon, Scrappy, let’s roll!” They hit the block, chasing squirrels and
splashing puddles. When they got back, Mom smiled. “Thanks, Dante—you’re my MVP!” Dante
plopped down with his game controller, feeling good inside, like Jesus was giving him a
player-one high score.
Jesus teaches us to help out, like Dante walking Scrappy. Doing your part with a smile follows His way!
Compassion (1 Peter 3:8), Seeking the Lost (Ezekiel 34:16), Jesus Feeds the Crowd (Matthew 14:13-21)
Care for someone who’s hurting.
Lena was munching her sandwich at lunch when she saw her classmate, Rico, poking at an
empty tray. “Forgot my lunch,” he mumbled, looking down. Lena could’ve kept eating—her PB&J
was hitting the spot—but she remembered Jesus feeding a big crowd with just a little bread and
fish.
“Hey, Rico, want half?” she asked, splitting her sandwich. Rico’s face brightened. “For real?
Thanks, Lena!” They chowed down together, and Lena even tossed him her extra apple. It
wasn’t a feast, but it felt big—like Jesus was sitting at their table, smiling.
Jesus shows us how to care, like Lena sharing with Rico. A little kindness goes a long way!
Humility (Philippians 2:3), Making Amends (Leviticus 5:16), Jesus and the Pharisee’s House (Luke 7:36-50)
Own up and clean up.
Kai was painting a mural in art class—bright blues and yellows, dope vibes! He got wild with the
brush, and—splat!—paint hit the floor and splashed Tasha’s new kicks. “Kai, watch it!” she
snapped. Kai shrugged, “My bad,” but kept painting. Then he thought about Jesus, humble at a
fancy dinner, washing feet instead of acting big.
Kai grabbed a rag. “Hold up, Tasha, let me fix this.” He wiped her shoes clean and mopped the
floor too. “Sorry for real,” he said. Tasha grinned. “All good, Kai—nice mural!” Kai felt chill, like
Jesus was brushing a thumbs-up on his heart.
Jesus teaches us to stay humble, like Kai cleaning up. Saying sorry and fixing it follows His vibe!
Respect (1 Peter 2:17), Giving Up Your Spot (Mark 10:43-45), Jesus and the Last Supper (John 13:1-17)
Put others first.
Zara snagged the last seat on the bus, ready to chill with her music. Then an old man with a
cane shuffled on, looking wobbly. Zara wanted to stay put—her legs were tired from gym—but
she thought about Jesus, who gave up His spot to serve His crew at supper.
Zara popped up. “Sir, take my seat!” she said, helping him sit. He tipped his hat. “Bless you,
young lady.” Zara stood the whole ride, but her heart felt comfy, like Jesus was holding her up.
Jesus shows us how to serve, like Zara giving her seat. Putting others first is His way!
Self-Control (Galatians 5:22-23), Avoiding Anger (Proverbs 15:1), Jesus in the Temple (John 2:13-17)
Stay cool, don’t lose it.
Jalen was deep in his video game—level 10, so close to winning! Then—beep!—the screen
froze. “No way!” he shouted, ready to chuck the controller. His little sis, Kyla, peeked in, scared
of his yelling. Jalen remembered Jesus flipping tables but staying in control—mad for a reason,
not just mad.
He took a deep breath. “It’s just a game,” he told himself, setting the controller down. “Kyla,
wanna play something else?” They grabbed checkers instead, laughing as she beat him twice.
Jalen felt steady, like Jesus was leveling him up.
Jesus teaches us self-control, like Jalen calming down. Keeping cool keeps the fun alive!
Trustworthiness (Psalm 15:4), Keeping Vows (Numbers 30:2), Jesus and His Promise (John 14:2-3)
Keep your word.
Tiana told her bestie, Aaliyah, “Meet me at the park—I’ll bring my kite!” But when the wind died
down, Tiana almost bailed—she’d rather watch cartoons. Then she thought about Jesus
promising a place for us and never backing out, no matter what.
Tiana grabbed the kite and ran to the park. Aaliyah was waiting, bouncing on her toes. “You
came!” she cheered. They ran around, giggling, even without wind—just chasing each other
was enough. Tiana felt solid, like Jesus was flying high with her.
Jesus shows us how to keep promises, like Tiana did for Aaliyah. Sticking to your word builds trust!
Kindness (Luke 6:31), Caring for Strangers (Deuteronomy 10:19), Jesus and the Samaritan Woman (John 4:1-42)
Be nice to someone new.
Nico was kicking a soccer ball in the yard when he saw a kid, Mateo, wandering the block with
one sock—bare foot all dusty. “Lost my other one,” Mateo said, shy. Nico could’ve kept playing,
but he remembered Jesus chatting with a lady nobody liked, making her feel seen.
Nico ran inside. “Hold up, Mateo!” He grabbed an extra pair of socks from his drawer—bright
green ones—and handed them over. “These are yours now!” Mateo beamed, slipping them on.
They kicked the ball together, new pals. Nico felt warm, like Jesus was kicking it with them.
Jesus teaches us kindness, like Nico helping Mateo. Being nice to someone new follows His love!
Cooperation (1 Corinthians 12:20-21), Cleaning Up (Haggai 1:8), Jesus and the Disciples’ Boat (Mark 6:45-51)
Work together to fix stuff.
Amari and her crew were drawing a giant hopscotch on the sidewalk with chalk—stars, hearts,
wild colors! Then a bike zoomed through, smearing it into a dusty mess. “Ugh, who did that?”
Amari groaned. She wanted to ditch it, but she thought about Jesus jumping in a boat with His
crew, working together through a storm.
“C’mon, y’all, let’s redo it!” Amari called. Her friends grabbed chalk, and they sketched it
bigger—better than before. They hopped and laughed till sunset. Amari felt strong, like Jesus
was hopping right there with them.
Jesus shows us teamwork, like Amari fixing the chalk mess. Together, we make things awesome!
Effort (2 Thessalonians 3:10), Doing Your Best (Ecclesiastes 9:10), Jesus and the Parable of Talents (Matthew 25:14-30)
Try hard, don’t slack.
Sasha forgot her math homework—oops! She could’ve told the teacher a fib, like “My dog ate
it,” but she remembered Jesus’ story about guys who worked hard with what they got, not
burying it lazy-style. Sasha stayed up, grabbed her pencil, and tackled those subtraction
problems—five minus two, no sweat!
Next day, she handed it in, a little late but all done. “Good hustle, Sasha,” her teacher said,
sticking a star on it. Sasha grinned, tired but proud, like Jesus was giving her a gold sticker too.
Jesus teaches us to give our best, like Sasha with her homework. Hard work pays off!
Gratitude (1 Thessalonians 5:18), Community (Acts 2:44-47), Jesus Thanks God (John 11:41-42)
Say thanks—it’s a party starter.
Bryce was at the block party—burgers sizzling, music bumping, kids racing. He loaded his plate,
ready to dig in, when his grandma said, “Bryce, let’s pray first.” Bryce rolled his eyes—food was
calling! But he thought about Jesus thanking God before raising His friend Lazarus, making it a
big moment.
Bryce bowed his head. “Thanks, God, for this food and fam!” he said loud. Everyone joined in,
clapping after. The burgers tasted better, and Bryce felt the love—like Jesus was chilling at the
table with them.
Jesus shows us gratitude, like Bryce at the party. Saying thanks makes everything sweeter!
