Category Archives: Teaching Resources

God promises many wonderful things to those who will “believe in Him”. John 3:16 promises everlasting life; Acts 16:31 promises to save us; John 3:15 promises eternal life; John 1:12 promises we can become a child of God. “Believe” in … Continue reading →

 The “Legend of the Candy Cane” is a simple gospel message: A humble candy maker wanted to find a way to share the story of Christ with the children. He started with a simple, white hard candy base because God’s … Continue reading →

 In today’s world we often hear, “there is no such thing as truth” or “if it’s true for me, then it’s true – who are you to question it?  You’re just being intolerant of others!” This world today changes the … Continue reading →

Is the Bible the Word of God?  Is it true? These are  legitimate and reasonable questions to be asked.  We can talk about the power of the Word to change lives, or the claims the Bible makes for itself – … Continue reading →

Here is a question that has been asked many times by many people: “If you can’t see God, how can you believe in Him?”  When you think about it, there are a lot of things we cannot see, but that … Continue reading →

      Who would have thought that an illustration like a simple glass of water could have opened the eyes of an agnostic to the reality of Christ? My dad was a big supporter of many atheistic authors and … Continue reading →

“God’s Work takes Team work” is a new workshop from Toolkit Ministries.  It made its debut at an annual teacher training last Saturday at Children’s Bible Ministries of MD in Upperco, MD.  These teachers are preparing to start up the … Continue reading →

By  Dr. Nancy Shields “He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it.”  I Thess 5:24 When I was 33 years old the Lord used faithful Christian witnesses and the scriptures to change my sick, depraved heart from … Continue reading →

When I first came to know Jesus personally, I had no  concept of the “Trinity” since I knew little or nothing about the Bible.  It was by an act of faith I accepted Jesus Christ as my own personal savior. … Continue reading →

Can you say with the psalmist: “This is a day that the Lord has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24)? When I think a time I have had the great sense of peace and contentment, … Continue reading →