Children’s Chat – 03/23/2025
Childrens chat from March 23 2025, led by Pastor Glenn
Childrens chat from March 23 2025, led by Pastor Glenn

Luke 13:1-9 When you look around at the world today, and see all the people in it. Are any of us THAT different from one another. Or to put it another way, are there people who are “worse sinners” in the world compared to others. This is the question Jesus was faced with. His answer […]

Text: Jonah 1:1-2:10 – The story of Jonah is one that we might all be familiar with. The prophet called by God to go to Ninevah runs away from God’s calling. In the end, he’s swallowed by a whale. Is it a whale? And while he’s in the belly of the “whale” he repents. Does […]
Childrens chat from April 14 2024, led by Pastor Glenn

Text: Hosea 1:1-11, 3:1-5 – In the Old Testament, sometimes God’s messages to His prophets are clear. And sometimes they make us scratch our heads. So, when God tells Hosea to go marry an adulterous woman, we might find that odd. This adulterous woman, who also indulges in prostitution, ends up leaving Hosea. Hosea is […]
Childrens chat from April 7 2024, led by Pastor Glenn

Text: Daniel 6:6b-23, 25-27; John 20:1-10; Mark 16:1-8 – What does Daniel and the lions’ den have to do with the empty tomb on Easter Sunday? So much! As we walk this two-year journey of reading through the Bible, we can see many parallels to the story of Daniel and Jesus, lions, Satan, and the […]
Childrens chat from March 31 2024, led by Pastor Glenn

Text: Matthew 27:11-14, 24-26, 28-31, 38-44; Luke 23:34-45a; John 19:23-37 – On Good Friday, Jesus is beaten, mocked, scourged, abused, and ultimately crucified. As He looked on at all those who were responsible for Him being on the cross, He loved them. As Jesus hung on the cross, He loved us until the end. He […]

Text: John 13:1-17, Matthew 26:17-29 – On Maundy Thursday, as we celebrate Jesus washing the disciples’ feet and instituting His Supper, we see that Jesus “loved them to the end.” Judas who would betray Jesus, Peter who would deny Jesus three times, and all the other disciples who would flee in the Garden of Gethsemane… […]