The Mad Scientist Presents: MAD ABOUT JESUS: Scientific Object Lessons to Teach Biblical Truths By Daniel A. Briere Object Lesson 4: “This Little Light of Mine” LESSON: We all need to let the light of Jesus shine to show others how Jesus has transformed our lives, for only together can we fulfill God’s plan. SUMMARY: [...]
There was a boy named Randy that was sitting in church, and heard a lesson alot like the one we just had. After church he went to his teacher and said that he wanted to be saved. So they prayed together and Randy asked Jesus to come into his heart and forgive Him for his [...]
We don’t have very many volunteers in our children’s ministry right now, so I came up with the following idea to try and recruit volunteers while making the present ones feel appreciated.Each month I have scheduled a Super Saturday event for the kids (usually the last Saturday of the month). On the same Saturdays, I [...]
(Permission granted to reproduce for local church use.) 1. PERIOD (an interval of time that is meaningful) for listening, praising, sharing personal requests with the Lord Unless you schedule a regular time with the Lord, how easy it is to neglect it. It doesn’t make any difference if it is morning, evening or some time [...]
The Mad Scientist Presents: MAD ABOUT JESUS: Scientific Object Lessons to Teach Biblical Truths By Daniel A. Briere Object Lesson 3: “The Faith of a Mustard Seed” LESSON: Our faith in God is only as strong as our faith in the bible as God’s word. SUMMARY: In this exercise, several unbelievable tasks will be performed [...]
PSA – Public Service Announcement Scene – tour bus. Players – 7: 1 bus driver, 4 female tourists, 2 male tourists. Female Tourist1: “STOP the bus!!!” (Bus driver slams on brakes. ALL tourists lean forward and then backward (to simulate a sudden stop). Female tourists and male tourist1 point cameras towards
Take individual photos of the children in your class or children’s church. Create a label with each child’s name and birthday on it and attach the label to the front of the child’s photo. Mount the photos in a photo book. I used a small book with individual plastic sleeves designed to hold the pictures. [...]
