Resurrection Day is right around the corner and what better way than to help our children celebrate in anticipation by making a Dollar Tree Resurrection garden!
Imagine the grandeur of our large artificial white stargazer lily, a stunning centerpiece for any interior decor. This lifelike creation captures the intricate details of a real lily with its delicate petals and green leaves, offering a touch of natural beauty without the need for regular mainten...
In John 6:35 Jesus answers, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever comes to me will never go thirsty.” When we first see this, we may think Jesus…
Gospel in the Garden is a theologically rich curriculum that utilizes some of the best resources available in effort to present kids and families with a VBS or Backyard Bible Club that seeks to shout one thing over and over: The Gospel. Created specifically for a Backyard Bible Club at a church in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Gospel in the Garden encourages kids to explore Creation using their five senses in various stations as they seek to understand the Gospel. The kids will sit in on brief hands-on science lessons, spend time in the Creation Station working on projects that allow them to explore through creativity, participate in activities at the PlayStation that allow them to explore through play, and sit down at Unpack and Snack while they unpack the Word of God and eat some food that relates specifically to the main points of the day. Taking place in a garden setting children will be welcomed into the perfect, beautiful garden, on day one they will revel in God’s glorious creation before the fall, and even hear a little apologetics teaching as they observe creation as it points to it’s Creator. On the second day there is bad news in the garden, the kids will walk through the dirt, the sin, the problem. On the third day in the garden there is great news! The water, the solution, the change focuses on the cleansing water of Jesus’ death as a sacrifice for our sin and the change that happens when one answers the call of the Gospel to repent and believe. On the last day in the garden kids will learn about sanctification and the call. As the frog life cycle is examined it will show how similarly God works sanctification in the life of a believer. They will also learn about the call to share the Gospel by taking people through the garden, starting in the perfection, walking through the dirt, the sin, the problem, and to the water, the good news of the washing through the death and resurrection of Christ, and the butterfly transformation of a heart, and lastly the frog type sanctification that occurs bit by bit in the life of a believer. Gospel in the Garden recommends utilizing Marty Machowski’s The Ology, Sally Lloyd Jones’ The Jesus Storybook Bible, and Lantern Music by Andy Johnson. These are quality resources that excel at their individual purposes, and when combined with this curriculum produce a multi-faceted look at the truths of Scripture and the Gospel. Being a home-grown curriculum Gospel in the Garden has the advantage of being unique and cost effective. Usually there are several popular VBS curriculums on the market which results in many churches doing the same ones, and being that they are well marketed they can be quite pricey. Also, when you go with the main stream you also tend toward a more broad, watered down teaching that will lend itself to many theological leanings. Gospel in the Garden is created out of a love for the Word, and being faithful to proclaim the true Gospel. In this pack you will receive specific instructions on implementing this curriculum at your church. There is information for each individual station, supply lists, daily overviews, and take-home activity pages.
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When the world around us can seem so dark and confusing, the message of Easter is a breath of fresh air. To celebrate, we are sharing some of our favorite LDS Easter artwork.
Discover contemporary garden designs for modern homes, featuring minimalist aesthetics, eco-friendly elements, and innovative outdoor living areas. Explore ideas that blend style and sustainability to create sophisticated outdoor spaces that complement the modern lifestyle.
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Over a century old, this restored Victorian building is surrounded by a lush garden filled with rare palms.
Considered "the most influential garden designer of the past 25 years," Dutch plantsman Piet Oudolf has done for perennial gardening what artist Leonard Ko
These quick and easy baked Zesty Ranch Zucchini Chips are a delicious healty side dish for your favorite meal or as a tasty snack. Great kid's snack!
Gravel is a superhero in a landscape, a maintenance-free ground cover that allows water to drain back into the soil. Here are ten gardens with gravel to envy (with ideas you can steal for your own garden):
Image 7 of 15 from gallery of Resurrection Chapel / LP architektur. Photograph by Albrecht Imanuel Schnabel
These wonderful cameras shown on my new favourite website Photojojo combine my two true loves - gardening and photography. (Him indoors and the teenager are in there somewhere too...) This site always has great photo-related ideas and things to do!...
Transform your home addition into a plant-filled sunroom. Get inspired by stunning sunroom ideas and diverse decor you'll enjoy year-round!
Resurrection Lilies (Lycoris squamigera) are also known as 'Surprise' or 'Magic' Lilies, and sometimes 'Naked ladies'! They'll grow in US zones 5 to 10, which means they can manage temperatures that drop down to -20 degrees Fahrenheit (-26...
Do you have thin and misshapen or even overgrown azaleas in your yard? Have you considered digging them up altogether? Stop that shovel! Chances are with a little cutting back, you can have lovely, fresh azaleas again.
