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Christian Belief
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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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Evidence that the Bible is Inspired by God: Fulfilled Prophecy
Powerful evidence for the divine inspiration of the Bible is seen in the many Bible prophecies that have already been fulfilled in minute detail. Only God himself could have revealed the future so accurately to the prophets.
Christian Life
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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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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.
Encouragement
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Feel Past Your Sell-By-Date?
Is there a reader today feeling past it, tired or unused? Let me tell you from personal experience, it is possible to feel like that at any age. But, whoever you are and however old you are, as a Christian you have no sell-by date in God’s service.
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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.
Illustrations
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Steve McQueen : A rebel rescued
Steve McQueen starred in over thirty movies, including Le Mans, Towering Inferno and The Great Escape.He was a wild and troubled man, and something of a loner. His early life was very traumatic. As one friend stated, “Steve knew what it was like to be dyslexic, deaf, illegitimate, backward, beaten, abused, deserted.” But God rescued him.
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God in the Dark
Dr Leslie Church tells us that once, when a child, he went out for a walk with his father on the Welsh hills. It was a very dark night. Meteorites were falling from the sky. He was startled, but darted after them, to own one. Then he was lost and terrified on a dark and lonely moor.
Review Games
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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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Scuba Diving Game Shows Concern for the Environment
How can we engage kids in discussion about marine pollution? This printable game is a starting point. Just add your own quiz questions to enjoy this fun way of thinking about a serious matter.
Practical Matters
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6 Principles for choosing songs for a children’s meeting
When words are embedded in music they seem to stick in the memory, sometimes for years, or even a lifetime.
What a great medium singing is for carrying the life-changing messages of the Bible!
In a meeting which lasts, for example, an hour, there will be time for three or four songs. The correct choice is so important.
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The Death of Spirituality
“These are days of much activity in the field of church and mission work, but we do well to remember that no amount of activity in the King’s service will make up for neglect of the King himself. I do not believe the devil is greatly concerned about getting between us and work; his great…




