Today I am thankful for my oldest DD. She has returned from PA (LOGOS Youth Conference) a changed child. Maybe not even a child so much as a growing young adult, becoming more secure with her place in this world and totally secure in her relationship with the Lord.
She has shared glimpses of her time in PA with me and I know that she had a blast. I also know that these conferences are extremely intense for the kids. This year seems to have been a particularly strong year. She wrote a beautiful song while she was there and shared with me the comments she received from her Bible study group. I am left in awe of of God's work in her life and pray that her gifts will take her far!
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
I am the vine
Today's lesson for my logos class is John 15 where Jesus teaches that he is the vine. I have an idea for getting this across to them and will let you know how it goes.
Update: I think it went very well! I sketched a tree with roots and five main branches and then 3 smaller branches from each of the five. I had the kids list 5 things that are very important to them on the main branches and then 3 reasons why that is important to them. I then had them label the trunk as Jesus and the roots as the Bible. Then we read John 15:1-17. Then we discussed our trees. Each child told us one thing that was on their tree. I told several things that were on mine. We talked about how there might be times that we would need to prune some of our branches and why. I loved this lesson! It was very humbling for me to see my tree and realize that I have a lot of pruning to do on my tree. I know that the Lord has been pruning already and I can see that there is much more to be done. Bearing good fruit is the goal!
Update: I think it went very well! I sketched a tree with roots and five main branches and then 3 smaller branches from each of the five. I had the kids list 5 things that are very important to them on the main branches and then 3 reasons why that is important to them. I then had them label the trunk as Jesus and the roots as the Bible. Then we read John 15:1-17. Then we discussed our trees. Each child told us one thing that was on their tree. I told several things that were on mine. We talked about how there might be times that we would need to prune some of our branches and why. I loved this lesson! It was very humbling for me to see my tree and realize that I have a lot of pruning to do on my tree. I know that the Lord has been pruning already and I can see that there is much more to be done. Bearing good fruit is the goal!
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