All Issues articles – Page 10
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IssuesWords from Solomon
Meeting aim: To explore our viewpoint and sensibilities toward sex and relationships.
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IssuesWords from Paul
Meeting aim: To explore values and principles needed to develop healthy attitudes about sex and relationships.
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IssuesValentine’s Day games
February brings us Valentine’s Day, with its overpriced restaurants and sickly-sweet greetings cards. So here are some games that play on the theme of romantic love. You are welcome!
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IssuesCraft: Love is…
Background: 1 Corinthians 13 is an incredibly popular Bible passage that explores the characteristics of love. It is often used at weddings but has much to say about love in all its different forms. These craft ideas will help children explore more of what Paul has to say and what it means to them.
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IssuesThe greatest commandment
Meeting aim: To discover something of what it means to love God and others.
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IssuesMusic: A cover is not the book
Artist: Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda and the company of Mary Poppins Returns
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IssuesDavid and Bathsheba
Meeting aim: To explore the meaning, connotations and knock-on effects associated with sexual sin and bad decisions.
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IssuesYou’ve got to go backwards to go forwards
My 12-year-old son has been going through a tough time recently. I believe every father should be a great mentor to their daughters and sons.
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IssuesGod loves the world
Meeting aim: To understand how God showed his love to the world and explore the depth of this love.
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IssuesGod is love
Meeting aim: To begin to consider that our friendship with God is all about love.
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IssuesThe greatest commandment
Meeting aim: To introduce the idea of loving God as the most important thing we can do with our lives, and to think about how we can practically outwork this love for him.
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IssuesThe greatest commandment
Meeting aim: To think about how we can love God and those around us.
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IssuesWeekenders
We know the many benefits of taking young people away, but how do we achieve the best results? We spoke to youth and children’s workers to hear their thoughts…
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