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    Do you really want to be a swallow?

    June 21, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Psalm 84 A Bird’s Eye View God created the birds to fly above the earth and across the expanse of the sky.  The timid swallow feeds upon the wing across the expanse of the sky to catch insects.  It prefers the habitats of men, where insects are plentiful, and often chooses the most extraordinary places for its nests.  The psalmist reflects that in the Temple, this wee bird found a protected refuge high above in the sheltered eaves, where it had the privilege of a ‘bird’s eye view.’  He can see the comings and goings and hear the words spoken at the altar and the songs of the choirs as…

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    Using OT stories to teach life principles

    May 5, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Using the story of Job: Long ago, in a land far away, a man lived with his family of ten children.  He taught them well and prayed for them each day, especially when they got together.  He was a faithful father, a faithful praying father.  Days came, days went, and the life they had together was happy and joyful.  But, while this devoted father was doing what was right, there was a bad angel named Lucifer who hated this man.  He wanted to destroy him, so he went to heaven and angrily talked about this man to God.  God asked this evil angel if he had seen this wonderful father…

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    Good Friday Guide

    March 21, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Thanks to Seana Scott for this guide for Good Friday: As we begin our Resurrection Day preparation, Seana Scott has written a post on how to do a Seder Friday service for children. We thank Seana for her preparation. You can find more of her blog posts on topics such as this at her webpage: https://www.seanascott.com/

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    Raising Children for a Babylonian World

    January 18, 2022 / 0 Comments

    A recent article in the TableTalk Magazine gives parents wise counsel on how to raise a Daniel for the Babylonian world they will be experiencing! This is a superb article with many wise points. Preparing Our Children for Babylon

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    The First Gift and the First Gift Giver

    December 20, 2021 / 0 Comments

    Today children see ads for toys and other material glitzy gifts, and as they shop, the world has provided all the shininess it can.  But, long ago in a land far a.w.a.y. there were at least three men, called wise men or Magi, who could only think of giving, not getting! Perhaps, they had either read or learned about a King to be born in the land of Israel from the prophecy of Micah. The scriptures tell us that they made elaborate plans and chose their best gifts for this newborn king. What they probably never knew was that their wise planning would guide the newborn’s earthly parents to help…

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    Thanksgiving…Serving Others

    November 19, 2021 / 0 Comments

    Our nation is reeling with higher prices, longer lines, and delayed products arriving at our doorstep. We have become accustomed to instant gratification only to find that old demon of frustration creeping into our lives, and Black Friday adds to that frustration. We have allowed the retail industry to follow Thanksgiving by a day that promotes greed, selfishness, unkindness, and dissatisfaction.  Could the enemy be any less pleased?    What are we teaching our children about life and godliness when we rise early to spend much? Do we teach our children to say please and thank you only to show by our actions that we are greedy and demanding? If…

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    Like children, we love getting caught up in a mystery book with its twists and turns. We meet villains and saviors and we see how the plot thickens. God is the master of mysteries and we can use His stories to teach practical lessons for real life. Take the story of the villain King Zedekiah in Jeremiah 38 who allowed other villains to unjustly imprison Jeremiah in of all places, a cistern! Who will save him? Who will be the man of the hour? Enter Ebed-Melech, not an Israelite, but an Ethiopian. Ebed-Melech had the heart to serve no matter the cost. He was willing to step in and confront…

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    June 1, 2021 / 0 Comments

    What do you want is a question Jesus asked many as he traveled around the nation of Israel. He didn’t ask them what they thought or how they felt, but he wanted to know what was on their heart. Jesus is still the same today as he was yesterday and will be tomorrow. He wants to know what is on the heart of our children and your heart as well. This is a question we need to ask our children and listen to their responses. Often we will hear I want the newest game or a new toy. But, what is Jesus listening for? He is listening to hear the…

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    How often do we hear little ones wanting to know the outcome of something for which it seems there is no instant answer? How do we comfort their hearts? What wisdom do we offer? Psalm 121 answered that question in a conversation someone might have had with two friends. #1 friend asks: I need help to answer my question. Where does my help come?” Then almost instantly answers his own question: “My help comes from the Lord.”  [vs 1 -2] #2 friend responds with this encouragement; may He not allow your foot to slip. [vs 3] #3 friend affirms those words. The Lord is your protector, he never sleeps. He…

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