In Acts 27-28, Paul embarks on a perilous journey to Rome, facing shipwreck and snakebite, but miraculously survives and continues to preach the gospel. Arriving in Rome, he lives under house arrest yet remains unhindered in spreading the Christian faith among both Jews and Gentiles.
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Today’s Reading: Read Acts 27-28 Read Matthew 1:23. What name was given to the special baby that was promised to Mary and Joseph? The angel...
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Advent Week Two- The Gift of LOVE As a family, read or recite John 3:16. “For God loved the world in this...
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In Acts 24-26, Paul faces legal challenges under Roman governors Felix and Festus, and King Agrippa. Accused by Jewish leaders, Paul defends his faith and mission, stressing his adherence to Jewish law and prophecy, and recounting his divine calling by Jesus. His eloquent defense highlights his hope in the resurrection, yet despite his persuasive arguments, he remains bound due to his appeal to Caesar, underlining the complexities of justice entwined with political ambitions.
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Today’s Reading: Read Acts 24-26 We are in a season where most of us are trying to be on our best behavior, aren’t we? Promises...
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In Acts 20-23, Paul travels extensively, sharing his teachings and facing various challenges, including the miraculous revival of a young man named Eutychus in Troas. The narrative progresses to detail Paul's emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders, his journey toward Jerusalem, and the escalating conflicts he faces, leading to his arrest and defense before the Roman authorities, emphasizing his Roman citizenship to secure a fair hearing.
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Today’s Reading: Read Acts 20:4-23:35 Are you traveling for the holidays? Map out where you will travel. Discuss how you will get there and who...
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Church Family, A.C. Dixon, longtime pastor of Chicago’s Moody Church, once said, “When we rely on education, we get what education can do. When we...
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In Romans 13-16, Paul emphasizes a Christian's duty to respect and submit to governing authorities because they are instituted by God, and he highlights love as the fulfillment of the law. Paul next discusses living in harmony with others, and he gives his final exhortations and greetings to the Roman church, promoting unity and warning against division.
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Today’s Reading: Read Romans 13-16 Use the white side of a role of wrapping paper to wrap a box. Ultimately, you want a gift box...
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In Romans 9-12, Paul expresses deep sorrow over Israel's rejection of Christ, emphasizing that God's relationship with individuals is based on faith, not heritage. He discusses God's sovereign choices and concludes with a call for believers to live in harmony and serve each other with their spiritual gifts.
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Today’s Reading: Read Romans 9-12 Play a game as a family today called “Good Gift/Bad Gift.” Choose one family member and begin describing a gift...
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