Great song telling the story about Jonah.
It is to the tune of "Jesus Loves Me."
You can hear the song at the following:
www.lnwhymns.com/Hymn.aspx?ID=228
This page is for teachers. Parents check out ekidzministry.blogspot.com for parent resources
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Teacher Note (05.01.14)
The Jesus Storybook Bible is a good resource to connect this story of Jonah
with the Gospel of Jesus. Remember last week: death, burial and resurrection.
If you do use this Bible,
realize it does not have the section on the vine and the worm
with the Gospel of Jesus. Remember last week: death, burial and resurrection.
If you do use this Bible,
realize it does not have the section on the vine and the worm
Friday, May 30, 2014
Jonah is the story of a BIG
Jonah is the story of a BIG
GOD!!!
While you may have thought the statement should have read "Jonah is the story of a BIG fish," that is not the focus of the lesson.
The amazing fact that a great fish swallows Jonah reveals God's great power. Do you know what is even more amazing in this story. God's mercy is shown to the wicked city of Nineveh.
This truth about God is emphasized in this week's verse...
"As a father shows compassion to his children so the LORD shows compassion to those who fear him." Psalm 103:13
Monday, May 26, 2014
Five Fascinating Facts about Single Parent Families for Church Leaders
http://thomrainer.com/2014/05/26/five-fascinating-facts-single-parent-families-church-leaders/
To read more click on the link above.
- Nearly three out of ten families with children today are headed by a single parent.
- Four out of ten children in American are born to single women.
- Hispanics and whites have the largest percentage increase in single parent births.
- Males are the fastest growing category of single parents.
- The vast majority of single parents are gainfully employed.
What can we do to help these parents make disciples of their children?
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Review week
Here are a couple of ideas for review week,
BIBLE MEMORY VERSES
Look at the memory verses and how they encourage us to trust in God and not self.
The selfless act of the perfect king leads to salvation.
The selfish act of the sinful kings leads to problems.
KINGS
review all the kings from Solomon to last week's kings.
Line up students to be each of the kings (smiley face good and frown face bad)
Talk about the reasons for and results of the change.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Not sure how to teach from such a large passage of scripture?
Pastor Dave here. I wanted to share a couple of ideas about this week's lesson.
The passage of scripture is 5 chapters from 2 Kings.
It is also a passage many probably are not familiar with.
So I have decided to share some of my basic notes here.
By clicking on the picture, you will go to a pdf form of the notes.
The passage of scripture is 5 chapters from 2 Kings.
It is also a passage many probably are not familiar with.
So I have decided to share some of my basic notes here.
By clicking on the picture, you will go to a pdf form of the notes.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
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