Object lesson on obeying god

To love God is to obey His commandments. This is a great parable to teach children about obedience. We have a cool object lesson that's also available on our website (www.everydaycanbeasunday.com) so you can follow along. We talked about the practical application at home/school when our parents/teachers ask us to do something.

This blindfolded maze game teaches obedience to children. My kids loved playing this game, wanting to try completing the maze over and over again. Teaching through games speaks volumes to kids. The concepts resonate with them because kids learn through play. Some people are questioning whether obedience is outdated. They don’t want their children being...Read More

Obedience can be hard for kids to learn. This easy object lesson on obedience will help children learn through the Word, games, books and movies!

Obedience can be hard for kids to learn. This easy object lesson on obedience will help children learn through the Word, games, books and movies!

Obedience: An Issue of the Heart {A Mommy Post} - At Whit's End

Do you know any preschoolers that struggle with obedience?

The Obedience Game – Character Development Series – Shhh! It’s not really a game. Don’t tell your kids. It’s a teaching opportunity. Slap a few stickers on the name “game,” and you are good to go. If you are working on teaching obedience to kids, you have come to the right place. Is the concept of obedience...Read More

Paul and Silas freed from prison - you can use the experiment of the Indestructible Sandwich Bag to tell the Bible story of Paul and Silas being freed from prison in Philippi. - You can use this experiment within a school assembly, an RE lesson, as a preaching illustration, a children's moment in church and of course in any setting of Biblical teaching. - Themes: Praising God amidst trials, praising God in all circumstances, God's presence in suffering, Gospel power

This King David lesson is great for letting the kids see the importance of obeying God in a fun hands on way.

Have you ever had anyone ask, "Why do people do bad things?" Many say there isn't an easy answer, but is that correct? Those of us with a biblical worldview understand to go to