Tag: Jesus Christ
The Great Pumpkin Analogy
Linus & the The Great Pumpkin, from It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, is a good analogy to use when we talk about having faith Linus shows great faith. We need to have similar faith but our faith needs to be in Christ! #GreatPumpkin #faith #Linus #CharlieBrown
Halloween Alternatives
Halloween alternatives: Facts on Halloween & Bible verses that pertain to not dealing or imitate darkness, evil, spirits. Participating in Halloween may seem fun. But, there is nothing fun about playing on Satan’s playground. It does not matter how many other people are playing there with you. We should be worshiping the Lord our God and sharing his faith, not inviting the devil to have his fun. #Halloween #HalloweenAlternatives
Where else is Jesus mentioned outside the Bible
Where else is Jesus mentioned outside the Bible? The Bible is the primary source for information about Jesus Christ, his life, teachings, and the significance of his death and resurrection. However, there are a few other ancient historical texts that mention Jesus or provide some insight into the world in which he lived.
Bring Your Bible to School Day
Bring Your Bible to School Day – Students, mark your calendar for Bring your Bible to School Day. Tell your friends, family and everyone! Share this blog post so others will know about it too. Do you know that what you bring to school says a lot about you. You can bring a lot of things to school, Why not bring your Bible? #BringYourBible #BgBg2
Overflowing Grace: What They Did with The Leftover Fish and Bread
Overflowing Grace: What They Did with The Leftover Fish and Bread – In the Gospel of Matthew, we read about the miraculous feeding of the multitude by Jesus, where he multiplied five loaves of bread and two fish to feed thousands of hungry people. This extraordinary event not only demonstrated Jesus’ divine power but also carried profound spiritual significance. Beyond satisfying physical hunger, it conveyed a message of abundance and grace that continues to resonate with us today. In this blog post, we will explore what happened with the leftover fish and bread after the feeding of the multitude and the lessons we can draw from this remarkable incident.
Jesus Takes Our Baggage: Finding Freedom in Christ
Jesus Takes Our Baggage: Finding Freedom in Christ – In our journey through life, we often find ourselves burdened by the weight of our past mistakes, regrets, and struggles. We carry the baggage of guilt, shame, and pain, unable to move forward and experience the freedom that God desires for us. However, as Christians, we have a remarkable truth to hold onto: Jesus takes our baggage. In Him, we find release, restoration, and redemption. Let us explore how surrendering our burdens to Jesus can transform our lives and lead us to a place of healing and freedom.
The victim on the cross became the victor over sin and death
The victim on the cross became the victor over sin and death – When Jesus was crucified, He was seen as a victim, an innocent man suffering at the hands of those in power. But in reality, Jesus was not a victim, but a victor. His death on the cross marked the ultimate victory over sin and death, and is the foundation of the Christian faith.
Cast Out No More: Embracing Jesus’ Unconditional Love, Regardless of Your Past
Cast Out No More: Embracing Jesus’ Unconditional Love, Regardless of Your Past – In a world filled with judgment and conditional acceptance, the words of Jesus bring solace and hope to every weary soul seeking redemption. The assurance that “whoever comes to me I will not cast out” (John 6:37) holds profound significance, as it reveals the boundless love and grace of our Savior. Regardless of our past mistakes, shortcomings, or even the severity of our sins, Jesus extends an open invitation to find forgiveness, restoration, and eternal life. Let us delve deeper into this incredible promise and discover the transformative power of His unconditional love.
Divine Preparation: The Planted Tree That Met Zacchaeus’ Need
Divine Preparation: The Planted Tree That Met Zacchaeus’ Need – Long before Zacchaeus couldn’t see Jesus, the tree was already planted to meet his need – In the Gospel of Luke, we come across the beautiful account of Zacchaeus, a chief tax collector who longed to see Jesus. However, Zacchaeus faced a significant obstacle—he was short in stature, making it impossible for him to catch a glimpse of the Savior amidst the large crowd. But little did Zacchaeus know that long before his desire to see Jesus arose, a tree had been planted, perfectly positioned to meet his need. This incredible incident teaches us a profound lesson about God’s providence and how He prepares for our encounters with Him even before we are aware of our deepest desires.
Happy 4th of July
Happy 4th of July. Maybe you will take this special day to share Jesus with others and be a bold witness or hand out gospel tracts. #4thofJuly #IndepednaceDay #July4 #July4th
National Handshake Day
National Handshake Day – I know in the Baptist faith we extended the right hand christian handshake. We use a handshake as a way of greeting someone. Some clubs and organizations have special handshakes. Did you know the the Bible tells us to greet each other with a Holy Kiss. #handshake #NationalHandShakeDay
Fourth of July Poem/Acronym
Steve Patterson wrote a Christian poem/acronym for “Fourth of July” (4th of July) – Independence Day comes & everyday we owe God the thanks for our freedom. Includes a Free downloadable and printable version! #Fourth #July #4thofJuly
Ohana
Ohana actually means blood family, but in Lilo & Stitch it means family, no one gets left behind or forgotten. I use Bible references on how we are children of God by blood.
The Way, the Truth, and the Life: Insights from the Temple
The Way, the Truth, and the Life: Insights from the Temple – In the teachings of Jesus, He proclaimed Himself as “the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6). These powerful words hold profound meaning for Christians, reflecting the significance of our relationship with Him. To gain a deeper understanding, we can draw parallels between Jesus’ statement and the different parts of the temple—a sacred dwelling place for God’s presence. Let’s explore how the temple can illuminate our understanding of Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life. #bgbg2
Jesus is the Way: Embracing the Mandalorian’s Creed”
Jesus is the Way: Embracing the Mandalorian’s Creed – In the popular TV series “The Mandalorian,” there is a recurring phrase that captures the essence of loyalty and conviction: “This is the Way.” As Christians, we can draw parallels between this powerful declaration and our faith in Jesus Christ, who declared Himself to be “the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (John 14:6). In this blog post, we will explore the significance of Jesus being the Way, using insights from “The Mandalorian” to deepen our understanding and commitment to following Him. #bgbg2 #Mandalorian #ThisIsTheWay
God the Father
God the Father, is our Heavenly Father only if we are truly we born again (regeneration). That is when we come children of God. We can only become a child of God through His Son Jesus Christ and by Christ alone. #GodtheFather