Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I’ve been collecting some links and other information regarding the Armor of God. As usual, I start out with a very grandiose idea and whittle it down to something simpler. At first I had planned to have each student make a full cardboard set of armor. Cool, yes. Physical reminder of a powerful lesson, yes. Doable, yes, with difficulty. Cost, manageable but may not be able to be replicated by…
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This black and white image, Knight Little, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Cubs Medieval, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
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Have a youth stand on a stool and proceed to push them off without them expecting it! They were not prepared, so they fell right off. Ask them to get back on and then try to push them off again. This time (usually) they don’t fall off but they are still quite “moveable” now give them a “sheild of faith” and a “sword of truth” to help them fend you…
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Before class starts build a fortress out of lego’s and one out of wooden blocks. While talking about making choices now about what you will do when you’re tempted you can use the fortress of wood blocks as someone who didn’t decide before hand what to do when a temptation came and the lego fortress as someone who decided what to do before they were tempted. Have a child toss…
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Each piece of armour protects a specific part of the body for a reason. Breast plate the heart and lungs – which represent the love and breath we have in wanted to live the gospel because we love it and need it. It is the reason why we do anything that is right in the sight of God and is righteousness. The belt and girdle cover our loins and represent…
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