By: Nic Allen There is an ever so slight difference between an idea that is biblical and a statement that is actually in the Bible. Just because a quote doesn’t come from the Bible doesn’t mean that it can’t represent a Biblical value or ideal. However, care must be taken to communicate which is which…
Read More
The central truth for this session is God has a divine purpose for your life. Read this blog post by Ron Edmondson on 4 principles he learned from the Book of Esther. Then think about and answer the following questions personally or you can try to incorporate these into you weekly session if you’d like.…
Read More
This quarter, you’ll be studying the Books of Esther, Ezra, and Nehemiah. As we begin in the Book of Esther, the central truth for this session is Pride and anger, when left unchecked, can destroy ourselves and others. Read this blog post by Jon Bloom on pride and then spend some time reflecting and answering…
Read More
In Hebrews 13:1-8, the writer introduced several different topics and ways that Christians could live out their faith. This session’s central truth is: A new covenant demands a new life. While marriage, the love of money, and other topics addressed are important — this post will specifically address hospitality and verses 1-2 of Hebrews 13.…
Read More
This session’s central truth is: Heaven is waiting for those who trust in Jesus as mediator of the new covenant. Read this post by Kristen Gilles on how we are first and foremost citizens of heaven. Remind your students that this world is not their permanent home and follow up with some of these questions:…
Read More