Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: Lesson 51 “Zerubbabel”
Featured Passage: Ezra 1-7 The people of Judah had been in captivity for nearly 50 years. Some had longed to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple of God and […]
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Children’s Bible Program – Level 2: Lesson 51 “Moving the Ark”
Featured Passage: 1 Samuel 4-6 When Israel finally came into the land God promised them, under Joshua’s leadership each of the tribes were given different territories where they could build […]
Second Thoughts: Be Yourself (No, Really)
Author: Thomas White | Living Church of God, Editorial Department “Be honest. Don’t hide who you are. Be genuine. Don’t pretend to be someone you’re not. Be yourself.” We’ve heard […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: Lesson 50 “Ezekiel the Watchman”
Featured Passage: Ezekiel 1-11, 33, 40-48 After the Kingdom of Israel was taken into captivity, you’d think it would have been too late for a prophet to warn the people. […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 2: Lesson 50 “Joshua and the Battle of Jericho”
Featured Passage: Joshua 6 After the Israelites made it across the Jordan River, they prepared to meet the next obstacle – the great walled city of Jericho. The men who […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 1: Lesson 50 “David and Abigail”
Featured Passage: 1 Samuel 25 David was on the run from King Saul, and with God’s help he and his mighty men managed to stay at least one step ahead […]
Second Thoughts: Sonder and You (and Everyone Else)
Author: Thomas White | Editorial Department, Living Church of God There’s debate on whether or not it can be called a real word, but if you type “sonder” into Wiktionary, […]
Second Thoughts: Presumption, Assumption, and…Reputation?
Author: William Williams | Editorial Department, Living Church of God Have you ever been in a situation where you knew something you planned to do wouldn’t “look right,” but since […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: Lesson 49 “Jeremiah and the Captivity”
Featured Passage: Jeremiah 39-44, 52 After the death of Josiah, the people returned to their pagan ways. Therefore, God had allowed Egypt to subdue them. Soon, Egypt was conquered by […]