Resources for Teachers
I’m a big proponent of life-long learning. I know I don’t know everything and I’ve heard senior adults say the same thing about themselves. It’s Scriptural too.
Ephesians 4:14-16 (ESV)
14 so that we may no longer be… Continue reading
What to Expect This Summer
What are some fun ways you can keep kids thinking about spiritual matters this summer? We have some ideas.
Hello, everybody!
Are you glad summer is here? Part of me says “YES!” while part of me says “Already?!” I know… Continue reading
Are We Prepared?
What would you do if someone verbally attacked you for your faith in Christ? How should we respond or should we even be concerned about such possibilities? Let’s explore the Bible together for direction/answers to these questions.
“Finally,… Continue reading
Getting By or Giving Our Best?
Why should I do my best when I can get by with doing less? Giving my best would require giving more time and energy towards the project goals, which would take away time and energy available for ”enjoying life.”… Continue reading
4 Tips for New Bible Study Leaders
What do you need to know when starting to lead Sunday school, kids programs, family worship, family devotionals, or family Bible study?
Last week the high school juniors and seniors of my church were guest teachers in my… Continue reading
Tips for At-Home Family Bible Study
Do you know the importance of family worship and Bible study but are not sure how to start? Have your family worship and Bible study become stale? How do you engage your kids and make your family worship and Bible… Continue reading
Bible History Song
This song hits the highlights of Bible history from creation to Christ’s return, including the four hundred years of silence between the Old and New Testaments.
I originally wrote it for my Sunday school class, but I think the… Continue reading
Do New Year’s resolutions work?
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A resolution by definition is something you firmly decide to do. Is that true of your New Year’s resolutions? It wasn’t always true of mine.
This time of year people are thinking about New Year’s resolutions.… Continue reading
How to Talk to Your Kids About the Election Results
People across the nation are still reeling from last week’s election results. This affects children too. Children have been listening for months to parents, the media, and other sources engage in passionate comments and arguments regarding Donald Trump and Hillary… Continue reading
Worship Joyfully
Advent begins November 27, 2016. (Click here to learn what Advent is.) In preparation for Advent, Ruth Frost has written this guest post. Ruth taught elementary music for 25 years. She has two children, two step-children, and nine… Continue reading
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