52 5 Minute Sermons For Kids From Nature

Perfect for use by any denomination, this captivating workbook features kid-friendly sermons that will quickly engage children's attention as they are invited to respond to the goodness of God! Covering stories from the Old and New Testaments, each sermon follows the readings in the Revised Common Lectionary: Year A.

Bring children closer to God—with a whole year's worth of Bible-based sermons just for them... You'll use creative activities to get kids involved. And you'll teach unforgettable lessons about... •God's love •Living in God's family •Serving others •Faith •Stewardship •Forgiveness ...and dozens of other topics. Each talk uses simple, meaningful words even very young children understand. You'll teach as Jesus did—using common, everyday objects to help children...•Know God, •Follow Christ, •And love one another. ...as they learn to apply the Bible to their daily lives. Each of these fun, active-learning messages takes only minutes to prepare. Use them to create unforgettable children's moments in Sunday worship...or at camps, retreats, and other special events.

More Children’s Sermons to Go: 52 Take-Home Lessons About God offers a year’s worth of children’s sermons that feature small, inexpensive gifts or trinkets that help children better understand and remember the lesson of the sermon. Each of the sermon lessons in More Children’s Sermons to Go includes a Materials section, a selected Scripture text, and a take-home memento of the sermon lesson. These mementos are quick, inexpensive ideas that require 30 minutes or less of preparation time.

Children's Sermons to Go is a collection of 52 sermons for children. Each sermon first gives a Bible verse and then illustrates that verse with a short anecdote. Each sermon lists easy-to-find household materials the preacher or worship leader can bring to give a visual demonstration that illustrates the truths presented in the sermon. The distinguishing feature of this sermon collection, however, is the small, inexpensive gifts or trinkets - mementos - that each child carries away from the children's sermon, thus giving the children a concrete object that helps them remember the message given in that day's children's sermon.