{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was fearless. Jesus was not afraid to speak out against the oppression, hypocrisy, corruption, and injustice he saw around him. He was a disturbing personality
As we mentioned in the introduction to our How-To series, we will be sharing a new question each month with suggestions/ideas from sisters from different stages of life and geographical locations. We are not intending
This is Part 3 of 4 in the series titled, “The Joy of Bible Marking” by Josh Hodge. This episode discusses the usefulness of Bible marking themes. Tune in next week for the last part
We are continuing on with our focus on Ecclesial Family Days. Our idea this week is a Bible Scavenger Hunt. There are so many ways to run a scavenger hunt. This one was held at
These “Field Day Games” were originally organized for Virtual Manitoulin Youth Camp. In Paul’s time, the victor of the ancient athletic games didn’t receive a trophy or medal, they received a crown – called a
This is part 2 of 4 in a series by Josh Hodge titled, “The Joy of Bible Marking.” How do we personalize our Bibles? How do we make it so that our Bibles become who
“Who crucified Jesus? Who is responsible for his death?… Did the Jews crucify Jesus?… Who actually put him there?… The question is a lot more complex than we might initially think it is. It is
Thanks to Lindsay B. for today’s post! This is the sixth “Letter from Israel: The Ancient Stone Walls of Hevron.” For more information on the Letters from Israel series, read our first
If you would like ideas for activities and extensions for your Bible Readings, this Bible Reading Challenge is for you! Below you will find a challenge sheet filled with a variety of activities. Some activities
This is Part 1 of 4 in a new series by Josh Hodge titled, “The Joy of Bible Marking.” 100 million Bibles are printed every year… yet only 50% of Americans can name the first
