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A PowerPoint teaching series for your church small group
Brief presentations for school assemblies and children’s talks in church
No-cost visuals and helpful tips for a Sunday School class or children’s club
Tried and tested ideas for activities and ministry for your youth group
A fresh approach for your services in retirement homes
You don’t “teach” but you are looking for ways to communicate the love of Jesus to your own family or neighbours.

PowerPoint series covering Christian belief and how it may be lived out.

Illustrated and colourful Bible stories and short allegorical tales.

You provide questions; we provide exciting lesson review games.

Helpful tips, sermon illustrations and testimonies to inspire.

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What is in the Bible and Why?

What sort of books are in the Bible? What are the Old and New Testaments? Who chose the books to include? What are “verses”? The Bible is bound as one book, but it is actually made up of 66 books within one cover. It is a portable library. Like any library, the Bible is divided into sections for different subjects.

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Jesus the Messiah: Myth or truth?

Was the baby in the manger really Jesus Christ, God’s Son, the promised Messiah? Or was he just an ordinary human baby of no special importance. Was it a myth, or the truth? Let’s weigh the evidence.

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How Should I Pray?

“How can I organise a time of personal prayer?” – a question often asked by people who want to be more systematic in their devotions. This free PowerPoint talk uses the word STOP to teach four aspects of personal prayer in a very memorable way.

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How to Cope With Fear

Today kids are exposed to media portraying the occult, violence and other horrors. Teaching on how to overcome fear is vital. Some fears keep us safe. Some can take over our lives, and have such a grip that the fear controls what we can do and where we can go. But fear can be zapped!

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Showing God in India

Doug Nichols went to India to be a missionary, but at the start of his language study he became infected with tuberculosis and was admitted to a sanatorium. It was not a very good place to be. It was not very clean and conditions were difficult because there were so many sick people there. Doug decided to do the best he could in that situation.

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How does God see our prayers?

God looks not at the elegancy of your prayers, to see how neat they are;nor yet at the geometry of your prayers, to see how long they are;nor yet at the arithmetic of your prayers, to see how many they are;nor yet at the music of your prayers,nor yet at the sweetness of your voice,nor…

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Houdini’s Great Escape that Failed

Harry Houdini’s claim to fame was that he was a magician and an excellent escape artist. But there was a time he failed to escape. And there was no way he could possibly send the message he promised his wife.

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A king who identifies with his people

Minister and writer Alan Smith recounted this story in his blog Thought for the Day. Many years ago, when Hitler’s forces occupied Denmark, the order came that all Jews in Denmark were to identify themselves by wearing armbands with yellow stars of David. The Danes had seen the extermination of Jews in other countries and…

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Christmas Cookies Game

This simple PowerPoint game is great fun, with colourful cookies and surprise bonus points. Play it quickly as a fun stand-alone game (you can amuse the children at home over the holidays) , or use it as an effective review game after a Bible lesson. Here’s how the Cookie Count PowerPoint Game works Two teams…

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Keys to Success or a Mess?

How do you apply the principles of your Bible lesson to life today? This free PowerPoint game gives opportunities to discuss the consequences of life choices. Like our Spot the Bug game, this one relies on TWO PowerPoint presentations being open at the same time. By choosing random keys, clicking them, and reading the scenarios…

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5 Ways To Make Your Teaching Memorable

One way to make a lesson or talk memorable is to remember to SMILE. Of course, our facial expressions are an important way of engaging with our audience, but the “SMILE” in this case is a means of remembering some helpful points.

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Stress in God’s Service

Whether we are ordained ministers or lay people, we aren’t exempt from stress.
A deadly combination of traits, seen frequently in those serving God, produces inferiority and perfectionism—traits that make us obsessive-compulsive performers who think we’re inadequate and that our service is never satisfactory.

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