The parable of The Faithful Servant is an admonition to be ready for Jesus’ return at the end of human history, but it is also the Gospel message that Jesus makes us ready for His triumphant return—the day He will make us whole in heaven. https://t.co/lylkkor7DM
Jesus’ parable of the wedding garment presents two fundamental teachings of the Christian faith: God’s definitions of “good” and “bad” are vastly different from our own, and there is salvation only by grace through faith in Christ. https://t.co/HjEXfrXMDy
CPH Reads starts May 25, but your students and their families can create or update their accounts now to make sure they’re ready to read.
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In order to reach intentionally into the communities in which we find ourselves, we need partners who will help with this wonderful week. Here are three ways to find and keep the right volunteers for VBS.
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Available now! Prep Talks: Tales of Challenges & Opportunities in Christian Education, written by Bernard Bull, Jim Pingel, and Michael Uden. https://t.co/ilK7Cv4coH
Using the power of story, Drs. Bull, Pingel, and Uden invite you to grapple with critical issues in contemporary education. https://t.co/cFgkdFrbnp #LuthEd
Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan is a well-known, well-used, but often misunderstood piece of Scripture. Here are three ways to approach teaching this parable. https://t.co/BSvlfkzy8G
On the blog, Rebecca Fisher explains why establishing and following a routine is so important, and offers suggestions for implementing a routine in your children’s ministry
classes and events.
What tips do you have for creating a routine? https://t.co/J05yoseuXV
How can we help our children and youth turn to God’s Word first to find the spiritual food they need to tackle each day as it comes? Here are three ideas to get you started. https://t.co/qfALM5Ql4G
We all have important vocations. Here are a few tips to teach children about using their vocation at home, school, church, and in their community. https://t.co/SuyTw9DxYj
God’s Gift of Family, written by Brenda Jank, invites families of any shape and size to celebrate their uniqueness and diversity and, most importantly, the fact that they are loved by their Savior! https://t.co/VMG2E4o4hC