Ask ten people who Jesus is and you’ll get ten answers. A good teacher. A revolutionary. A religious symbol. A myth. Or, for Christians, God in the flesh.
But Jesus doesn’t really allow us to keep Him neatly boxed as “just a good guy with good ideas.” When you actually look at the historical record and His own words, you’re forced into a decision. And it’s usually uncomfortable.
So let’s deal honestly with the question. Read more
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This week, I had the opportunity to help teach our 1st through 5th graders the Lord’s Prayer. As I spend time preparing and thinking about a lesson it always seems like I learn more than the kids. Today was no exception.
As I prepared the lesson, I realized that while there are countless resources for helping kids memorize the Lord’s Prayer, there’s very little to help them actually understand what it means.
That got me thinking: Did Jesus want us to just memorize these words—or did He give us this prayer as a blueprint for our relationship with God?
Is Scripture memorization important? The memorization of the Scriptures is a very important part of the life of every Christian. This is simply bec...
