GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Isaiah’s message to the people of Israel was filled with promises of a coming Messiah. Spend some time today researching the timing of when Isaiah was written. (Hint- it was over 700 years BEFORE Jesus was born.). The Israelites had to wait a long time for the
Today’s Reading: Read Isaiah 28:23-29; Isaiah 30:18-26 You’ll need a blindfold for today’s reading. Choose a family member to blindfold. Give the blindfolded family member verbal instructions that will move them from one point to another – safely! One person in the family should be giving the right instructions. Have
Today’s Reading: Read Isaiah 13:1-14, 19-22; 14:1-8, 12-19, 22; 24-27,28-31; 15:1,8,9; 16:4-5,13; 17:1-14 In our family, we often don’t watch the news because there is seldom any good news! A news report tells us about something that has happened. Imagine Isaiah is giving a news report for the nations of
Today’s Reading: Read Isaiah 5:1-10; 6:1-13; 7:13-14 Assign someone in your family with an “impossible” task. Tell them they are responsible for accomplishing this task even though you know – and they know- the task is impossible. (For example, ask one of your kids to physically move your car without
Should Churches Celebrate July 4th? (And How Much) Independence Day is a unique holiday for the American church. An overt Christian connection does not exist like with Christmas or Easter. July 4th is also specific to the United States, so churches outside of our country—as expected—would not recognize the holiday.
Hey church family! I’m thrilled to share with you that construction and renovation is fully underway here at 901 Acklen Avenue. In the existing sanctuary behind me, the work has begun and outdoors, surface, and grading work is just now starting. You know, one of the questions I get most
Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows. This evening we will be taking a look at one of Jesus’ more challenging teachings. Following this teaching is one of the things that set Jesus’ disciples apart from the rest of the world. It is not the only thing, but it