Learninglabs Understandingfaith Part4.

A guide to the five faith catalysts and how to use them.

Learninglabs Understandingfaith Part4

What Does God Use To Grow My Faith?

Paul wrote to the Philippians with thanksgiving and encouragement. He was confident that God would be faithful despite his imprisonment and the persecution, division, and questions the Philippians faced. God began a good work when we received Jesus, and he continues it through the five faith catalysts. Practical teaching means finding the way you learn best. Providential relationships are built intentionally. Private disciplines start with a rhythm that fits you.

What this looks like in practice

During a learning lab, you might see children gathered on a rug while a teacher reads a Bible story. Then they move to tables to work with their hands—perhaps a workbook page or a simple craft. Parents can expect to see children listening, asking questions, and sharing what they remember. The teacher guides the group through one faith catalyst at a time, keeping the pace calm and steady.

At home, you might notice your child talking about a Bible story at dinner or asking to pray in a different way. Those small moments are signs that the learning is taking root. When you practice a private discipline together, like a short bedtime prayer, your child sees faith as part of daily life. Over time, these habits build confidence and a deeper sense of belonging in your family's faith.

Two girls wearing green headbands and dark shirts stand outdoors and reach toward a woman holding a large green gift bag across a white table with boxed food items.

Three women walk toward the camera on a paved path lined with grass and trees, with other people and parked cars visible in the background.

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