Category: bible
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Peter and Paul: Two Pillars of the Faith
Peter and Paul, key New Testament figures, were martyred in Rome; their death details are unrecorded in Scripture. June 29 honors them.
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🌿 Biblical Model of Discipleship for Children and Adults
Adults learn similarly to children, emphasizing relationships, modeling, storytelling, participation, conversation, simple truths, and transformation in discipleship.
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📺 “TV Can’t Teach You Everything About God”
TV can entertain and inspire kids about God, but reading the Bible provides true understanding and wisdom.
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⚠️ A Parent Warning About Children’s Christian Programming
Screens can’t replace Scripture; parents should be primary teachers of faith, ensuring their children understand the biblical truth.
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✨ Abraham’s Covenant — What It Is and Why It Matters
The covenant with Abraham is a foundational Biblical promise involving land, nation, blessing, and salvation through Christ.
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🌿 Story‑First Children’s Bible Teaching Method
Teach kids Scripture through stories, connection, and simple truths, mirroring Jesus’ teaching style to foster understanding and faith.
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A Women’s Bible Study Moment: The God Who Makes Space for Your Rest
Leviticus highlights God’s care for women’s needs, emphasizing self-care as essential, not indulgent, affirming their dignity and rest.
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✨ Teaching Outline: From Abraham to Moses — The Covenant Thread
1. Abraham: The Beginning of the Covenant Story Key idea: Moses’ calling is rooted in God’s covenant with Abraham. Guided links: coming soon 2. Abraham’s Children and the Nations Around Israel Abraham’s children shaped the world Moses was born into. A. Isaac → Jacob (Israel) B. Esau (Edom) C. Ishmael D. Keturah’s Sons Guided links:…
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đź“–Scripture Connection Game
The Scripture game enhances discernment and confidence by connecting everyday situations with relevant Bible verses, grounding players in God’s Word.
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Teaching Outline: God Is a God of Order and of Set‑Apart Places
God’s nature is order, reflecting peace and purpose; honoring sacred spaces and structure leads to clarity, stability, and spiritual peace.