Bible lessons

Studying the women of the Bible has been such an amazing journey for me. I’ve recently written about Rahab, Deborah, and Esther, but today, I’m excited to explore Ruth with you. In a previous post,

Learning about the books of the Bible for children in Sunday School.

This character building object lesson about forgiveness takes a fun science experience and relates it to the risks of choosing not to forgive. This is one more activity in my character building series. Object lessons helps connect a hands-on and visual experience with the heart. A picture like the one presented today is more likely...Read More

What do dry bones and two sticks have to do with Jesus? Use this Ezekiel 37 Bible Object Lesson to teach children that God is trustworthy and that new life comes through Jesus. | Bible Object Lesson for Kids | Creative Bible Teaching | Homeschool Bible Lessons

Would You Rather? is a great game to play with kids and youth. These Would You Rather? Bible questions get them thinking and talking about Scripture.

The Bible is sorted by genre rather than historical order, based on law books, history, poetry, prophecy, gospels, and letters. I help you understand the chronological order of the Old Testament books. *This post contains affiliate links. Please see my full disclosure for details. THE OLD TESTAMENT TIMELINE For those of you feeling like there’s no way you can ever make sense of the Bible, I challenge you to look at it with a new perspective. So where should you start? Let's begin with this…

One teacher chose to show her students how to treat others is a truly unforgettable way, and I'll be passing it on to my kids for sure.

Disclaimer: I did not come up with this lesson. I actually remember my children’s church teacher doing this lesson for us when I was really young—like 6 or 7. And if I remember the point of the lesson (putting God first) from that long ago, it is definitely a winner. This lesson could go with […]

Ever wonder how to help your kids study the Bible? But do you wonder where to start and how to go about it? Here are some helpful ideas plus a free guide!