Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 21-24 Have you ever played “Pin the Tail on the Donkey?” If not, let me tell you about it! There is usually a poster of a donkey without a tail hanging on a wall. Your job is to take a “tail” and pin it on the
Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 6:6-23; Proverbs 7:1-3; Proverbs 8 Imagine crossing a road without looking first to see if there were any cars coming. Would that be a wise choice or not? Most definitely not wise (or safe!)! In our reading today, we are reminded the importance of making wise
Today’s Reading: Read Psalm I Kings 3:4-14; II Chronicles 1:7-12; Psalm 72 If you could ask God for anything at all, what would you ask for? A room full of ice cream? All the money in the world? It’s kind of silly to think about that, isn’t it? Solomon had
GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Read I Corinthians 3:16. What does it mean that our body is the temple of God? Talk about the fact that because of Jesus the Spirit of God now lives in us! We don’t have to travel to a place to worship. We can worship God any
Unpacking the Psalms: God’s Guidance for Every Season In this week’s episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve deep into the Book of Psalms, exploring the rich historical context as well as practical applications for everyday life. They discuss the various authors of the psalms, their
Today’s Reading: Read Psalm 26, Psalm 40, Psalm 61; Psalm 62:1 We have read a lot about David’s struggles, haven’t we? Can you remember some of the bad things that have happened to David? Take a minute and talk about what you remember with your family. If you had to
Today’s Reading: Read Psalm 32 Have you ever had good news that you couldn’t wait to tell someone else? What was it? (Give a chance to share) Maybe a new brother or sister was going to be born? Or maybe you found out you were going to Disney World and
Today’s Reading: Read 2 Samuel 7; I Chronicles 17; Psalm 127:1; Psalm 1 Grab some Legos or Lincoln Logs. Work together to build a house. Ask, “Did you know that “make a house” can have more than one meaning? What else do you think it could mean? In our reading