Hand to Heart: Keeping Micro-reminders of God’s Word Before Your Eyes.
If writing on your skin with a Sharpie is bad for you, I may be headed in a bad direction. I have developed a habit of writing Scripture references in …
If writing on your skin with a Sharpie is bad for you, I may be headed in a bad direction. I have developed a habit of writing Scripture references in …
By Brooke Hill I’m a big-time planner. In fact, I keep my very filled-out planners from college so that I can look back and reminisce about all the …
By Sarah Humphrey One of the best ways to help kids learn something new is by teaching a short lesson and then following through with a practical …
By Kayla Stevens This September make a plan to read the Bible with your family. Read and study select passages from 1-2 Peter and encourage your …
By Ravin McKelvy I have many fond memories of midweek youth group growing up. Memories of lively games, worship, Bible study, and small group …
We all like things that are easy. The only evidence we need to support this claim is that they put peanut butter and jelly into the same jar for us. …
By Alyssa Jones As summer winds to a close and your family prepares for a new school year, create opportunities to intentionally engage your kids. …
By Alyssa Jones Make a plan to read God’s Word with your family in June. This month, read selections from the Gospels and Acts. Read in the morning …
By Sarah Humphrey Several days a week, I sit down with our kids to teach a devotion for our “family style” portion of school. We sit at the kitchen …
While Explore the Bible: Kids is a great tool for kids and teachers alike, sometimes it’s time for a bit of a change. With our unwavering emphasis on …
We are often tempted to let what we do define us. If I play baseball, I’m a baseball player. If I play the piano, I’m a pianist. If I dance, I’m a …
When people ask me what I do for a living, I tell them that I help produce Bible study curriculum. But, of course, it is so much more than the way I …