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The chrysalis is a little bit like the tomb where Jesus was buried. When Jesus was laid in that tomb and the big stone was rolled in front of the entrance, everyone thought that was the last they’d see of Jesus. No one expected life to come out of that place of death. But after three days, God raised Jesus to new life. A transformed Jesus came out of that tomb, more alive than he had ever been before. Continue reading Mysterious Transformation 
Holy Trinity Sunday; 1st Sunday after Pentecost From “Scolding the Snakes” Scripture Reference:Â Rom. 5:1-5 Â
Preparation: Bring in a tree branch—preferably one that has fallen in a storm or been trimmed—to illustrate your talk. I brought a tree branch with me this morning. (Hold up branch and let children guess where it came from.) After a big windstorm, you might find a lot of branches scattered around on the ground. Have any of you seen the mess that strong wind can make Continue reading Strong Wind, Strong Branches 
Day of Pentecost From “Scolding the Snakes” Scripture Reference: Acts 2:1-21  Preparation (Optional): Arrange ahead of time for members of the congregation who are fluent in other languages to stand, one after the other and declare, “Jesus is Lord. I believe in Jesus!†in their various languages. Can you tell me what language you speak? (Let children respond.) Many of us speak English, but in our country we hear other languages as well. Do any of you speak another language or know anyone Continue reading The Language of God 7th Sunday of Easter From “Scolding the Snakes” Scripture Reference: Acts 16:16-34 Preparation: Find or draw a large picture of a jailer standing outside a jail cell with a prisoner inside behind bars. Can anyone tell me which of these two persons is in prison and which one is free? (Hold up picture so children and congregation can see it. Let child point out the prisoner and the jailer.) That was pretty easy to tell, wasn’t it? Do you think the one who is outside Continue reading Freedom for the Jailer |
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