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VBS 2019: Reviews Are In!
2019 VBS review booklet is available! Updated annually, we review brand new curricula & old favorites on the basis of theology, age-appropriateness & fun.
Reading Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Romans is the first letter we come across in the Bible, but it isn’t the easiest to read, nor was it Paul’s first epistle. Some key notes to remember while reading.
The Book of Acts With Children: 5 Teaching Points
“Of all the books of the Bible, this is perhaps the most evocative of an adventure tale. Really, who doesn’t like chase scenes and picnics
The Gospel of Luke With Teenagers: 5 Teaching Points
The Gospel of Luke is filled with powerful teaching and exciting parables. Teens and youth can get in on the fun as well. Mindy Boynton offers teaching tips and ways to engage your youth group with Luke.
Luke With Children: 7 Godly Play Stories for Lent
Many churches are reading Luke with The Good Book Club. How to offer this program for children? Godly Play curriculum includes stories from the Gospel of Luke. Here is a selected series for Lent along with ideas for special work time.
Choosing a Children’s Bible: 11 Options
Looking for the right children’s Bible for home, church, or for a gift? We’ve reviewed 11 options for various ages. Strengths, weaknesses, top picks.
Lectio Divina with Children
Lectio Divina is the ancient practice of praying with Scripture in four steps: reading, meditation, prayer, contemplation. Using a children’s Bible and modified questions, lectio can successfully help children listen to God speak through His Word.
On Ash Wednesday, The Power of Scripture
From Joel to Matthew, the Scripture in the Ash Wednesday service resonates with power. Here are our top 5 favorites.
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