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
Many of our readers are familiar with the “Time-To” books series by S. J. Knight. We are excited to share with you today that the first book in the series has been adapted for the
This episode, on The Sons of Thunder, is the fifth part of the series titled, “Discipleship for Disciples” by Caleb Osborn. Jesus wants us to aspire to service. Tune in again next week for the
Dear Reader, This week marks the two-year milestone since this website began. For this milestone, we’ve replaced the website banner graphic with an original banner that has been specifically created to incorporate spiritual themes that
“And so those who can rejoice in that name, those who can recognize that those characteristics deserve praise, are those who are blessed.” End of Week Encouragement Episode 33 by Jason Hensley is taken from
For earlier object lessons see: Video Object Lesson: The Lost Coin Video Object Lesson: Let This Mind be in You Video Object Lesson: Filled With the Word of God Video Object Lesson:
{Thank you to Lori F for this Bible School lesson plan!} This PDF file (Bible School_Ages 3-4) gives the overview schedule for the week including topics, schedule, crafts, sensory bins, snacks, and printable transition signs.
God’s Silent Witness is a fun series of books for children by M. J. Abel and J Snobelen. You can find more details about the books and where to obtain them here: God’s Silent Witness
Over the past few months, we uploaded some beautiful Kingdom artwork by Sis. Karen P (Part 1, Part 2). We have now put verses on a number of these pictures. They make lovely greeting cards,
“And Yahweh God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof; And the rib, which Yahweh God had
What if we never looked up at the sky with a telescope – never saw the craters on the moon, the rings of Saturn, or the gas clouds of the Orion Nebula? What if we
