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Win a What’s In The Bible? Valentine Prize Pack

Enter to win a What’s In The Bible? Valentine Prize Pack, which includes:

  • $100 gift card for dinner
  • $50 gift card to pay for babysitting
  • What’s In The Bible? DVD of your choice
  • A necklace from Lisa Leonard Designs

In addition, everyone who enters will receive a download of their Bible-themed Valentine’s cards.

The contest runs today (January 27th) through February 5th, so spread the word to your friends and families in your church!  Click here to enter.

To find more Valentine’s Day ideas, be sure to visit my KidMin Valentine’s Day Pinterest board.  

The Question that Never Goes Away

Photo Credit: elizabethapplegate.com
Photo Credit: elizabethapplegate.com

 

Our family is mourning the loss of my father-in-law, who passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday.  He was a man who loved the Lord and who preached His Word diligently for 35 years.  He celebrated his 71st birthday on Monday, so his passing on Tuesday was very bittersweet.

Many of my friends are going through a similar period of loss and bereavement. Why is my ministry failing?  Why am I being persecuted?  Why did cancer take him from me?  Why are we struggling to make ends meet?  Why is my child, who was raised in the church, no longer following the Lord?  Why can’t I conceive?  Why has it taken me a year (or longer) to find a job?  Why is there so much tragedy and heartache in our world?

Asking God “why” is a common question.  It is very human to want to understand why God allows bad things to happen.

If you are in a place where you’re asking God “why”, please be comforted that God knows and cares.  While we might not know the outcome, God does know and He requires us to trust Him.  Will you trust God for the outcome?  His Word tells us,

“‘For I know the plans I have for you’, says the Lord.”

Jeremiah 29:11

Philip Yancey, author of Where’s God When It Hurts? has recently released a new e-book entitled The Question that Never Goes Away.  Today only, you can download it free on Kindle.  By clicking on the image below, you will be taken to the website..

Philip Yancey

Be encouraged today…God knows your pain and is walking right beside you.  Blessings to you!

Product Review: Eikon Bible Art

A while back Willie Deans, from Eikon Bible Art, asked me to take a look at his website.  Eikon Bible Art offers beautiful graphics designed to be used by Children’s Sunday School teachers and Children’s Ministry leaders.

You can check out their video trailer here:

I have to admit: I was a bit surprised when the webpage opened.  I had envisioned cheesy clip art-type graphics that screamed 1990’s.  Instead I found real pictures that almost appeared animated!  The PowerPoint files were beautifully illustrated and age-appropriate for elementary-aged children.  Included with each PowerPoint file was a pdf file that included an activity page, an art page, and a teaching page.  While none of these could stand alone, they could certainly be used to round out other curriculum options.

You may choose to download individual Bible stories (such as Creation, Adam & Eve, Noah and David & Goliath) or a bundle pack.  PowerPoint files start at $9.55 and bundle packs start at $20 for 3 (for Twitter users only).  You can get a sneak peek of a free “Road to Damascus” download here.

In addition to Bible stories, you can also purchase short films ($8 each); comics (start at $1.50 each); DVD ROMs ($14.99 each); and missionary stories ($17.50).  If you are looking for that one extra visual element to bring Bible stories alive to children in your church, this website is definitely one to bookmark!

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