There are few men in the Bible we know as much about as we do David. Through God’s Word we are given a deep and penetrating look at his childhood, his calling to be king of Israel, his years on … Continue reading →
I hope you are enjoying this series of Bible story resource roundups! This week, let’s look at the life of Moses. Here are some computer-animated videos that go through the life of Moses from his birth through the story of … Continue reading →
Whenever I hear the word “legacy,” I always think of children. What legacy is each of us leaving to our children and the children of others? A stroll through the pages of Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder reveals that … Continue reading →
{This post contains affiliate links.} “What is the Trinity?” I could not believe I had heard him right. How had he known to ask that question today? You see, I had the lesson already figured out. The week’s topic, according … Continue reading →
{This post contains affiliate links.} I don’t know about you, but whenever I teach Sunday School, no matter how perfect the curriculum is, there is always at least one missing piece—something that just won’t connect with your kids or something … Continue reading →
Apparently, I have been missing one of the tastiest ways to do Bible study ever invented. It’s called a Scripture cake, and I discovered the idea in an American history book I was writing a review for. In the book … Continue reading →
