After studying the Beatitudes, a seasoned teacher shared, “I think there should be one more: Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape!” Good teaching does take flexibility! This holds true in church and mid-week …
The story of Moses and the burning bush can be a trigger for most children’s “Why?” Syndrome – and my daughter is no different. Moses was with some sheep in the desert . . . WHY? The bush was on …
When you hear “Moses,” what comes to mind first? Crossing the red sea? The burning bush? A baby in a basket, floating down the Nile? The Ten Commandments? The plagues? His final speech in Deuteronomy? (Maybe you didn’t know that …
The woman approached the Children’s Pastor slowly and timidly. “We’re visiting today,” she began, “I just want to tell you, though…our daughter has autism…have you ever worked with a child with autism before?” Most church leaders have or will hear …
The What’s in the Bible? team is passionate about kids, families, God, and faith – we spend a lot of time thinking, watching, praying and reading about those topics and how they intersect. As part of our ongoing desire to …
“Sometimes I wonder, ‘Is it even worth it to go to church? Am I doing anybody any good?’” lamented one mother. Sadly, many parents of kids with autism struggle to make it to church, and even when they do, the …
