FEATURE ARTICLE Ruth: Abiding in Faith Ruth, a Moabite adopted into the nation of Israel, is certainly a significant woman in Scripture by any measure – one of two women to have a book named after them, and a woman specifically named in the genealogy of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matthew 1:5). The book of Ruth also gives us an historical thread – one that links us from the time of the Judges all the way to the Lord Jesus. We get an immediate and impactful impression of the charac

Download and print as a Sunday School (or other) coloring activity!

Download and print as a Sunday School (or other) coloring activity!

The Idea: Build the city of Jericho, then make the walls fall to open the city to battle. Can you find Rahab? For young students (target 4-7 yr olds). Download instructions and printable project sheet below! To download the images: 1) Click the image to select it 2) Right button mouse click the image and select "save image as"

The Idea: Create a simple diorama showing the beginning of the miraculous crossing of the Jordan River. For young students (target 4-7 yr olds). Download instructions and printable project sheet below! To download the images: 1) Click the image to select it 2) Right button mouse click the image and select "save image as"

The Idea: Raise Joshua's javelin to prompt the ambush at Ai! For young students (target 4-7 yr olds). Download instructions and printable project sheet below! To download the images: 1) Click the image to select it 2) Right button mouse click the image and select "save image as"

Study Download questions and notes from our 2019-2021 Bible class as a springboard for your own primer study on the book of Revelation. This PDF presentation details our approach and objectives, and provides topics for discussion for each chapter of the book. From the Introduction: "In the past, many expositors have focused in detail on the symbolism of this book. What do all the symbols mean, and why? What future and historical events does the book portray? How do they co

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An interpretation of Isaiah 17 and the fate of Damascus

Question I have always understood that we should pray through Jesus as our mediator and intercessor. Recently, I have heard that there are some who espouse the idea that we as believers can, or even should, pray directly to Jesus. Is this scriptural? Answer In the initial response to the subject question (see Part 1 here), six Biblical issues or problems were addressed as summarized below. Cartoon illustrations of a man (us) and a lion (Christ) were used as an aid to explain