Wednesday, December 19, 2012

A Savior is Born- Part 2

Tonight is our last Collide of the year.  We are finishing our series over the birth of our Savior. We played Santa Bingo as our game, giving out prizes for the winners. This game ties in to our lesson because of the response that the winner, and losers, have when the game is over.  We are looking at the response of people in the birth story and how they worshiped or rejected it. Here are the slides from the talk.










Wednesday, December 12, 2012

A Savior is Born- Part 1- Prophesies Foretold


We are taking a break from our Old Testament Flashback Series and are doing a two part series over the birth of Christ.  The first part we are looking at the prophesies of the Old Testament about the coming Messiah and comparing them to the New Testament story.  Here are the slides below. 











Old Testament Flashback- Jacob

We are almost out of the book of Genesis. We looked at the life of Jacob (aka Israel) and how he played a significant role as a Patriarch.  We played a game called "Who is that?" where the students were giving real names to celebrities and they had to guess what their stage name is.  I used this game to symbolize the name change that Jacob went through where his name was changed to Israel.  Here are the slides from our talk.











Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Smartphones

Came across this interesting graphic about people and there smartphones.  Enjoy!

Old Testament Flashback: The Patriarchs- Isaac

We continue our Old Testament Flashback tonight as we look at the life of Isaac. Here are the slides that we looked at tonight.













Friday, November 09, 2012

Old Testament Flashback: The Patriarchs- Abraham

We are almost 1/2 way through with our study on the Old Testament, it's funny because we are still in Genesis but so much happens in Genesis that sets up the rest of the Old Testament.  We are studying The Patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph) who are seen as the fathers of Judaism and have a huge part in the history of the world.  We will be spending 4 weeks looking at these men.  Here is what we looked at in the life of Abraham.