by Mark Jones | Aug 3, 2016 | Bible Skills, Children, Discipleship, Featured |
I am often asked what I use to teach kids on Wednesday nights. I am committed to teaching kids their Bible skills. It is the discipleship we can give kids so they can feed themselves spiritually as they mature. Teens and adults are supposed to know how to find...
by Mark Jones | Feb 15, 2015 | Discipleship |
Opening Question to Discuss: Have you ever fallen and were hurt or injured? Maybe you even have a scar to prove it! Was it a bike wreck, a sports injury, or even doing something you weren’t supposed to do? Tell your family exactly what happened and...
by Mark Jones | Feb 8, 2015 | Discipleship, Parent/Family |
Scripture: Romans 12:10 “Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. Opening Question to Discuss: Does love mean that you always get your way? First Point: “Be devoted to one another in love . . . “ Devoted means “give all...
by Mark Jones | Oct 5, 2014 | Bible Skills, Discipleship, Idea Hoarder |
Sierra announced excitedly, “ I want to be baptized!” I asked her, “Why?” and she told me that she wanted to have her sins washed away. Many children (and adults) do not understand the purpose of baptism. Whenever I have the opportunity to share the Gospel with a...
by Mark Jones | Mar 14, 2013 | Children, Church Weekday Education, Discipleship, Featured, Leadership, Podcast, Preschool, Resources, Sunday School, Teacher Helps, Training |
Your sitting in your office and in walks a mother with her child asking, “Mr. Mark, tell my kid how to be a Christian.” What do you do? What do you say? How can you tell if the child is ready? Why is the mom answering all the questions? I have...
by Mark Jones | Mar 4, 2013 | Articles, Bible Skills, Children, Church Weekday Education, Discipleship, Featured, Game/Activity, Preschool, Sunday School, Teacher Helps |
Say each number, showing the count with your fingers and then say the commandment. 1 One true God- (Do the number one with one hand) 2 Cut out all idols- (Do scissors with your number 2 hand on “cut”. Take your thumb back of over your shoulder on...
