Have you ever tried to do “just enough” to meet a requirement? What about trying to get around a rule? This Ananias and Sapphira object lesson will help our children understand that lying, manipulation, and general sneakiness are not … Continue reading
Respecting authority is important. It helps us to be good citizens. However, when is it okay to disobey authority? Looking at events in the lives of Jesus, Paul, the disciples, and midwives will help our children understand God’s authority versus … Continue reading
Objectives: To create a timeline To list the events of Acts 18 To recognize that the places Paul visited were real locations still found today Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form; print out of the list of Acts 18 events; paper; … Continue reading
Objectives: To compare three ways people can respond to the gospel To list the events of Acts 17 To discuss how Christianity turns the world “upside down” Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form; white board, or paper, to create charts to … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain the bondage of sin To list the events of Acts 16:16-40 To discuss the power of God and the gospel Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form; a thick chain (I did not have any, so I bought two … Continue reading
Objectives: To define a good reputation To list the events of Acts 16:1-15 To discuss “benchmarks” in life Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form Time Needed: 30-45 minutes Geography: Israel; Antioch; Pamphylia, Derbe, Lystra, Iconium, Galatia, Troas, Philippi **If you are … Continue reading
Objectives: To define the law To list the events of Acts 15 To discuss that the results of The Jerusalem Council Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, a pile of blocks labeled for different laws (I had 13 blocks and used … Continue reading
Objectives: To define perseverance To list the events of the last half of Paul’s first missionary journey To discuss that the gospel will be accepted by some and not by others Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, pictures of Zeus and … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain that people will either choose God or Satan. Not choosing one or the other equals not choosing God. To list beginning events of Paul’s first missionary journey and the meanings of the colors of the Wordless Book … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain that prayer is powerful To list events of Peter’s escape and Herod’s death To discuss angels and how we perceive them versus what the Bible says about them Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, different angels, or pictures … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain that God shows no partiality; all people are to hear the gospel and are accepted by Him through Jesus Christ To list events of the meeting of Peter and Cornelius To share the gospel Materials: Inductive Bible … Continue reading
As we study the book of Acts, it becomes apparent that maps are helpful. The early church is spreading over the known world. If we want to have a deeper level of knowledge about what was going on, then we … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain that we are all to be vessels for God To list events of Saul’s conversion To share the gospel Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, Bible, a vase or other empty container Time Needed: 30-45 minutes Geography: Israel; … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain that the death of Stephen began the persecution of the early church To list events from Acts 8 To compare the characters of the Sorcerer and the Ethiopian Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, Bible, FREE printable Character … Continue reading
Objectives: To explain the definition of “deacon” and “martyr” To list events from Acts 6-7 To compare the character of Stephen and the character of the “enemy” Materials: Inductive Bible Study Form, Bible, Character Information Geography: Israel; Jerusalem Background: The … Continue reading