The last sermon of our Supply List series focused on scissors. In school, scissors are used to teach kids how to cut shapes. From this activity, they learn the basic […]

In school, rulers teach us how to measure distances. And even though a lot of us are out of school, we are still measuring things. We do this all the […]

As we continue our series on school supply lists, the next item is glue. For better or worse, glue allows students to learn the concept of bonding things together and […]

The first church camp that I ever attended focused on the book of Jonah. Since then, I have been fascinated with this weird and challenging Old Testament book. The book […]

The story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego is likely one of most well known Vacation Bible Stories ever told. It’s got young men who defy the authorities and stand up […]

The story of Esther is often defined by one exchange that occurs between Mordecai and Esther. Mordecai had this ability to be often be in the right place at the […]

The story of Ruth is often read as this isolated story that celebrates commitment. On the surface, it is easy to make that argument. It is about a woman named […]

The story of Joseph is often told to children for one reason: Joseph has an awesome coat. You see, Joseph’s father gives him a special coat that is likely very […]

One of the easiest Bible stories that we tell children as they are growing up is Noah’s Ark. Think about it, on the surface it is a fun story that […]

This past weekend was Memorial Day weekend. Often deemed as the official beginning of summer, it’s a weekend where pools open up and BBQs begin. Although those are certainly important […]