AN INVISIBLE WORK–WAIT ON THE LORD
Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. Hebrews 11:1
Trees have specific seasons for dormancy- a time when the tree appears to be inactive and not growing. This season of rest comes immediately prior to a season of rapid and accelerated growth. During dormancy, the cells and tissues within the tree are being repaired and built up. This activity is invisible to the eye. The tree is quietly preparing for the spring.
Dormancy is one of the most important periods in the life cycle of the tree. It is how a tree ...
His Hands and Feet: Guatemala Mission Trip Update
Jacquelyn Davis, National Intern Coordinator
This year our team had the great opportunity to serve in Jalapa, Guatemala with Little Lambs International. While we were there we got to go into the villages and pray with families, share our testimonies at a local church, love on the orphans at Little Lambs and run a 3-day VBS for the those in the area.
The theme I saw this year was God’s great love and grace; that our God would allow us to be His hands and His feet is simply beautiful and overwhelming. This team was so diverse in so many ways and yet, ...
12 Ways to Help You Capture Your Student’s Attention
Written by Todd Witters
Let’s face it﹘keeping kids focused on the Bible lesson you are teaching can be a difficult task, especially given the short attention span of today’s students. It can be a challenge to keep them engaged, even for a short lesson. Grabbing their attention and eliminating distractions both contribute towards the overall objective of planting the seed of God’s Word in their hearts. Here are a few tricks to add to your toolbox that I have used and I hope you might find helpful as well.
ATTENTION GRABBERS
1. Try something ...
Josh Hopper’s Blog Post
By CBM National intern, Josh Hopper -
Hey everyone! It’s hard to believe that I am already over halfway done with the CBM Internship. Time has flown by so fast. It has been great seeing God at work in my life and the lives of the children we work with. I have had so many opportunities to learn many aspects of camp life. It has been an amazing experience. I just hate that I am nearing the end of it already. The past two months I have had the opportunity to work at Camp Victory in Samson, AL. It has been an amazing time working with the staff there. My job at camp ...
CBM Intern – You are Where He Wants You to Be
By CBM National intern, Jake Taylor -
Since beginning my first rotation at Camp Grace in North Carolina as a CBM National intern, I have done things I expected and didn't expect to do. I found I really enjoyed each of them. Now if you haven't met me, my personality is very “on the go,” get the job done as quickly, and as perfectly as possible. The little things tend to stick out to me; if I see a problem, I have to take care of it. So getting put in a situation where I have to slow down and be the arms and legs for someone else is challenging. I thank God ...
