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It’s not always easy to follow Jesus. But it always helps to keep our eyes on him, to watch and pray so we see where he wants us to go. When we take our eyes off Jesus, when we forget about him, that’s when our lives start to go crooked. Continue reading Don’t Look Back June 27th, 2013 | Tags: children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, commitment, decision, discipleship, focus, follow, following, free, free children's sermon, Jesus, Luke 9, mission, plow, proper 8 | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment The woman who washed Jesus’ feet was carrying a heavy weight of sin. She knew she had sinned a lot; she knew what other people thought about her. But she also knew that Jesus loved her and forgave her and took that weight of sin away. And the woman wanted to show Jesus how happy she was. The important man didn’t think he had many sins. He thought he was much better than the woman. But he was wrong. All of us have sinned, and none of us is better than anybody else. Jesus forgives us all. And we should all be as thankful as that woman who washed Jesus’ feet. Continue reading The Weight of Sin June 26th, 2013 | Tags: burden, children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, forgive, forgiveness, free, free children's sermon, God's love, gospel, humility, Jesus, kidsermons, love, Luke 7, Proper 6, redemption, repentance, sin | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment Is there any way that any of us could make this little bug live again? Can we bring this bug back to life? (Let children comment.) No, this isn’t something anybody on Earth can do. We aren’t stronger than death. In reading the Bible, we learn about two sons who died. One son lived back in the time of Elijah the prophet, and the other lived while Jesus was walking around on Earth. Both of these boys were their mothers’ only children. And both of the mothers were widows—their husbands had died. These mothers and sons had only each other in the world. When their sons died, the mothers had no one left. The pain of losing their only children was causing the mothers’ hearts to break. Continue reading Stronger than Death June 12th, 2013 | Tags: "power of God", 1 Kings 17, 4th Sunday after Pentecost, children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, death, Elijah, eternal life, free, free children's sermon, gospel, Jesus, kidsermons, life, Luke 7, pourquoi, proper 5, resurrection, widow, widow's son | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment Today’s Gospel reading tells about a man who really did impress Jesus. He was an officer in the Roman army who was respected by the Jews because he did many good things for them. One of the servants in this officer’s house was very sick, and the officer cared very much for him. When the officer heard about Jesus, he sent a message to him. “I am not worthy to receive you in my house or even to come and meet you. Just say the word from where you are, and my servant will be healed†(Luke 7:6-7 NLT). When Jesus heard this, he was amazed. The Roman officer believed that Jesus was so powerful he could heal the sick servant just by speaking some words. Continue reading Impressing Jesus June 6th, 2013 | Tags: 3rd sunday after Pentecost, admiration, authority, authority of Jesus, children's sermon, children's sermons, deity, faith, free, free children's sermon, impress, Luke 7, pentecost, Pentecost Proper 4, third Sunday, trust | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment |
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