Let’s join the prophet Isaiah as we wait expectantly for the coming of the Messiah. Isaiah 2:1-5 provides us Isaiah’s vision of the mountain of the Lord when all people will desire to come to learn of God’s ways and walk in God’s paths. You’ll find a craft, activity pages, and a children’s bulletin for
Don’t we all want someone to listen to us? We want to know that we are seen and heard. We want to know that we matter. The importance of listening is the theme for the crafts and activities for Bible story lesson, Samuel Listens to God, from 1 Samuel 3. This lesson could also be
I’ve updated this post with three new crafts, a cut and glue ten commandments printable, a simple diorama, and a coloring page showing Moses standing by Mt. Sinai, along with a version of a toilet paper tube Moses character. The free files for these crafts can be downloaded by completing the form below. All four
The story of Noah in the Jesus Storybook Bible is entitled, “The New Beginning” and reminds me that sometimes new beginnings take a long time. All the ridicule Noah received made his faith in God all the more important. The story of Noah is found in Genesis 6-9. The video is available here. Check out
The story of Adam and Eve and the serpent in the Jesus Storybook Bible is entitled, “The Terrible Lie” and reminds me of the many lies we often believe about God’s love for us and our need for him. Even though Adam and Eve started the human race on a long journey, the story of
Sharing the story of the days of creation is always a joy. I currently teach a babies and toddlers class. Our story emphasis each week is the days of creation. We sing through the creation song and use manipulatives to help the little ones begin to understand God’s love for them and the amazing world
This was another craft to practice our cutting skills and then our counting skills to put the pages in order. This week’s craft also included an activity sheet with a verse to trace and picture to color.
I’m creating new crafts and printables for many of my Bible story posts. As I was reading this passage again, I thought about how bright and full the sky must have been when Abram stood outside his tent. These words from the Psalm 8 came to mind, When I consider your heavens, the work of