I’ve heard it said so many times that the Bible is hard to understand. My teens always tell me they don’t understand the Bible and that’s why they don’t read it.
Everyone wants to be loved. If we aren’t careful, we look for it in all the wrong places. When we look for love in the wrong places, we are quick to believe lies and get hurt.
Did you ever wonder what “Bible” means? The Greek meaning is “the scrolls” or “the books”. Most people think the Bible is one book but it actually is several books (66 to be exact).
It’s that time of the year; Christmastime. It’s easy to be a little more patient, a little more joyful and a little more friendly this time of the year.
To find Faith, we must understand Faith. What is Faith? How do we get Faith? Is it as hard to obtain faith as it is to keep faith?
When you hear the word “youth” what comes to mind? We’ve all heard someone say they are our future. Whether your opinion was formed through the media or through experience, you probably have a clear idea of what you think about today’s youth.
It’s time to unite as one body for Christ. God wants us to stop fighting among ourselves and among other churches. How can we do God’s work when we are so busy fighting each other and other believers?
The Bible says some of us will be “clay pots” and some of us will be “golden vessels”. God doesn’t call any of us to be clay pots yet some of us will be just that. Some of us to chose to be “clay pots” when we could be shiny “golden vessels”.
We all stress and worry about things. At some point in our lives, we have all been excited about something that was going to happen or something we were getting.
If you have worked with teens for any amount of time, you know that they will do most anything to get out of studying. Here is a game to help you drive home some Bible facts that your youth group will enjoy. They may not even realize they are learning…
