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Ready-to-Use PowerPoint
Bible Teaching and
Time-Saving Visual Aids

Open bible with autumn leaves

Ready-to-Use PowerPoint
Bible Teaching and
Time-Saving Visual Aids

Are you looking for something?

  • 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.

If so…our resources are here for you!

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Bible Teaching

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

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Stories

Illustrated and colourful Bible stories and short allegorical tales.

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Review Games

You provide questions; we provide exciting lesson review games.

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Tips and Ideas

Helpful tips, sermon illustrations and testimonies to inspire.

Why not check out some samples below?

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PowerPoints, Printables, Tips and Tools

Christian Belief

Christian Life

  • 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!

  • 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

  • God can use our “failures”

    The great preacher C H Spurgeon once preached what in his judgment was one of his poorest sermons. He stammered and floundered, and when he got through he felt that it had been a complete failure. He was greatly humiliated, and when he got home he fell on his knees and said, “Lord, God, Thou canst do something with nothing. Bless that poor sermon.” And all through the week he uttered that prayer.

Illustrations

Review Games

Practical Matters

  • Am I a Failure?

    Failure does not mean I’m a failure;
    It does mean I have not yet succeeded.

    Failure does not mean I have accomplished nothing;
    It does mean I have learned something;

    Failure does not mean I have been a fool,
    It does mean I had enough faith to experiment.

    Failure does not mean I’ve been disgraced;
    It does mean I dared to try.

  • 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.