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"Welcome to the '50+ Ideas for Lessons, Sermons, and Bible Illustrations' playlist! This playlist is a collection of videos that I've created to help you tea...
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- Tips For Including Great Illustrations in Your Teaching
- Youth Object Lesson #1: Orange Surgery
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- Youth Object Lesson#3: Fizzling Out
- Youth Object Lesson #4: Emoji Testimony
- Youth Object Lesson #5: Make Room
By Angie Franklin November 2, 2018 If you’ve been tracking with the LeaderTreks blog for a while, you know that we got our start leading Mission Trips and that we have a heart for helping youth workers become great teachers. We’ve talked How to Teach for Transformation, How to Make Your Teaching Unforgettable, and Four Excuses that Keep Us from Tea...
This lesson comes from the Rescue Root in The Core One-Year Bible Study Curriculum. Use this object lesson to help students discover their inability to fix the problem of their own sin and teach on God’s abundant grace.
This lesson comes from our Outcast Disciple Now Retreat Curriculum. Use this object lesson to promote a healthy understanding of Christian community.
This lesson comes from the Solo Jesus series in The Black Letters of Jesus One-Year Bible Study Curriculum. Use this object lesson to help students think through how to strengthen their daily connection with God even in the midst of being busy.
This lesson comes from the Project Serve Disciple Now Retreat Curriculum. Use this object lesson to teach students the importance of sharing their personal stories of redemption.
This lesson comes from the Intersections One-Year Bible Study Curriculum. Use this object lesson to help students identify what gets in the way of them making room for Christ in their hearts.
- Be A Pizza Box For God. Although it may sound strange at first, Pastor Jentezen Franklin shows a powerful illustration of how you are a pizza box and God is the pizza.
- The Rope Of Eternity. The best sermon illustrations are always the simplest and my 2nd top pick is no different. This snippet comes from Francis Chan’s sermon about living with an eternal mindset
- The Walk Of Faith. This is a powerful reminder of what living by faith looks like, demonstrating our need to recognise and follow the voice of God as the Holy Spirit directs and leads our steps.
With Sermons4Kids, you get tons of free children’s sermons with object lessons, children’s activities, Bible coloring pages, games, and crafts. Use these fun children’s sermons for kids in children’s church, Sunday school, children’s ministry, and family ministry! Available in English and Spanish!
5 Effective Sermon Illustrations. 1. The story. This is what most people think of when it comes to sermon illustrations. Examples include personal experiences, accounts from world history, and current events. One-paragraph stories work well for transitioning from exegesis of the passage to application of it.
