It’s time to practice what we’ve learned. This is a race against the clock, Bible Drill for Kids (Sword Drill) style. You’ll need a regular Bible (not a story Bible). Our kids’ Bible book memory plan uses repetition and visual memory techniques that are crazy enough to stick. Also included are brief summaries of each…
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Looking for a fun way to memorize the books of the Bible? Here’s a silly trick to remember the last three books of OT History. Our kids’ Bible book memory plan uses repetition and visual memory techniques that are crazy enough to stick. Also included are brief summaries of each book and ways to quickly…
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Looking for a fun way to memorize the books of the Bible? Here are some silly tricks to remember the books of OT History. Our kids’ Bible book memory plan uses repetition and visual memory techniques that are crazy enough to stick. Also included are brief summaries of each book and ways to quickly find…
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This video for kids works on memorizing John 3:30, the Key Passage for Volume 7, Unit 20 of the Gospel Project for Kids. We also talk about what it means. Finally, we will review 1 Pet 5:10 and Jn 1:1. Gospel Project for Kids: https://www.gospelproject.com/kids/ For more videos specific to this curriculum, subscribe to our…
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Looking for a fun way to memorize the books of the Bible? Here are some silly tricks to remember the books of OT History. Our kids’ Bible book memory plan uses repetition and visual memory techniques that are crazy enough to stick. Also included are brief summaries of each book and ways to quickly find…
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This video for kids works on memorizing 2 Chron 7:14, Acts 16:31, and 1 Thess 5:16-18. These verses are from the Gospel Project for Kids, Volume 5 and 6. https://www.gospelproject.com/kids/ For more videos specific to this curriculum, subscribe to our channel and hit the notification button. We have growing playlists with these and other…
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Looking for a fun way to memorize the books of the Bible? Here are some tricks to remember the books of OT Law. Our kids’ Bible book memory plan uses repetition and visual memory techniques that are crazy enough to stick. Also included are brief summaries of each book and ways to quickly find Bible…
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Are the parables of the Bible old and out of date? No, but in order to relate to them, we might need to think about them in our own context. As I write this, I am sitting with my dad at the gate for our flight from Louisville to Oklahoma City (by way of Charlottesville).…
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Easter celebrations are behind us and summer planning is in full swing. Many of these events happen yearly (like vacations, field trips, Vacation Bible School, camp, etc.). This post explains how to save yourself a lot of trouble the next time around. The key to minimizing mounting stress and trouble when planning major events is…
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Don’t you love it when kids discover the answers to their own questions? A second grade child recently asked me a great question: “What does ‘love the world’ mean?” Soon the class helped answer her question. Our Sunday school that week actually combined two lessons. (We were making up for a week church-wide Sunday school…
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