Show three pocket-sized rods of different colors – Give all three “color wands” to a volunteer. While you cover your eyes and turn your back, the volunteer chooses one, shows the audience and puts it in your hand. He then hides the other two behind his back. Once you have the color wand behind your back, look in your volunteer’s eyes. Say the three colors: Green, red, black. Then, after looking in his eyes, reveal which color your volunteer chose. Complete instructions included.
Great for sharing the true meaning of Christmas. The black stands for “sin.” The red is for the “blood” of Jesus and how he was born to be the Savior of the world. The green stands for “eternal life.”
If you want, you can also tie Christmas decorations into the color green – The Christmas tree is an evergreen, which means the green never goes away; The wreath in the shape of a circle, which means no matter where you start, once you go around the circle, you’ll never reach the end.
Games are powerful ministry tools, especially for children who learn best by doing. Discover 45 of our favorite games in this section. Play the game, have fun, and use the spiritual application to help your children know and follow Jesus.
Do Your Kids Know the Greatest Story of Your Life?
Your story of how you came to Christ is the one story that everyone should know about you–your friends, your family, your children, your grandchildren–everyone.
Balloon animals are a great way to engage people with the Gospel. Use them as a teaching tool, a conversation opener in evangelism, a tool while going door-to-door, or use them in ministry for sharing the Gospel at your church or in your community.
God’s Word is powerful. It is a guard for your heart and mind but very few Christian adults memorize large portions of Scripture. Take this 30-Day Challenge to memorize the Book of Jude and discover techniques for memorizing chapters and books of the Bible.