Happy Constitution Week! Americans and others around the world may ask: How do I live for Christ and still respect the government leaders in charge? The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments of the constitution of the United States of America. These amendments were adopted at the same time the constitution was ratified…
A few weeks ago, I helped my sister decorate her public school classroom. Each year, her school picks a fun theme that the teachers use to decorate their rooms, doors, and hallways. It is so much fun walking the hallways just before school starts to see what each teacher has done. As part of this…
Last week I taught the Bible lesson rotation for the first through fifth graders at Vacation Bible School (VBS). My nephew came from Houston to join another youth from my church as my assistant teachers. We had a blast! I was greatly encouraged by all the feedback on those lessons. We looked at the book…
Welcome to Summer Silliness. Now and then through the summer, we’ll look at a holiday you may not know about and see how it can remind us of what the Bible says. May 21, 2015, is National Waiter and Waitress Day. Be sure to thank your server if you go out to eat. You can…
Today is Earth Day. On Earth Day, people talk about conservation and the environment. Why should we take care of the Earth? A worldview is like a pair of glasses. It helps us see the world more clearly and make decisions easier. Whether they know it or not, everyone has a worldview—kids, adults, and teenagers.…
It’s US Financial Literacy Month. How can you teach kids to manage money? Parents and teachers can incorporate math skills, spelling, and Bible memory into a budgeting lesson with their kids.
Today is tax day and everyone is thinking about money. What does God say about money? What is “steward” and what does that have to do with me? Let’s take a look.
On Good Friday, we remember Jesus’ crucifixion. Did Jesus really die on the cross? Jesus really died and He really came back to life again. Why does it matter?
This Friday is a special day. Do you know why we call Good Friday “good”? It’s not an April Fool’s Day joke.
What do bunnies and eggs have to do with what really happened Easter morning? They used to be pictures that helped people remember what happened when Jesus rose from the dead. Let’s look at a few.
