We Need A Rock
The first part in a journey through Matthew’s Gospel, suitable for all ages. A useful resource for family bible time during the school holidays.
Ministry use licence
The first part in a journey through Matthew’s Gospel, suitable for all ages. A useful resource for family bible time during the school holidays.
Ministry use licence
Jesus' teaching is the only safe foundation for our lives
Faith in Kids has released a series of 8 lessons ideal for family Bible times journeying through Matthew's Gospel to see we need Jesus. This video and accompanying resource, which is lesson 1 of 8 teaches us that we need a rock to build our lives on.
The video consists of a short, child-friendly poem about the wise and foolish builders in Matthew 7 and a visual demonstration of a Lego house being built on soil and then on bricks to compare how they withstand a 'storm.' This parable is the conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount, and in it, Jesus tells us that we need to realise our total spiritual bankruptcy, so that we will come to him as our only hope, our saviour. Hearing his words and obeying them is like building on the rock, making Jesus the foundation. If we build our lives on any other foundation, our efforts and achievements are like sand – washed away in an instant.
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Faith in Kids supports churches and parents so that children can engage with Jesus Christ and respond to him, having their hearts and minds captured by Christ’s words. They resource, equip and support those who oversee the children’s ministry in their local church as well as also encouraging and equip parents to open the Bible and speak about faith in Christ with their children at home.
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1) Offline services, school assemblies or lessons, groups or at events (including youth, kids and midweek groups and events)
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