Paul and silas

Tabitha (Dorcas) was a beloved disciple living in Joppa. She did many good things for people there, but she became very ill and died. Peter was summoned to her and healed her. As a result, many of the people in that area trusted in the Lord. Tabitha’s life and Peter’s actions demonstrate the power of love that was present in the early church.

This Hidden Pictures in God Took Care of Paul and Silas can teach kids that God will do whatever is needed to accomplish His purposes in them.

In the book of Acts, praise had an astonishing effect on those who heard it. Read Acts 16:16-34. Having been stripped and beaten hard, Paul and Silas were

Paul and Silas in prison

FreeBibleimages :: Paul and Silas in Prison :: Paul and Silas praise God in prison and an earthquake strikes (Acts 16:16-40)

Paul and Silas freed from prison - you can use the experiment of the Indestructible Sandwich Bag to tell the Bible story of Paul and Silas being freed from prison in Philippi. - You can use this experiment within a school assembly, an RE lesson, as a preaching illustration, a children's moment in church and of course in any setting of Biblical teaching. - Themes: Praising God amidst trials, praising God in all circumstances, God's presence in suffering, Gospel power

Paul and Silas spot the difference – Easy Bible Crafts for kids

This week we studied Paul and Silas. This is a really fun lesson! We also learn about Paul being a Roman citizen and how important that was in Paul's time. Last week we talked about Paul going to Philippi in Macedonia and he was talking to Lydia. She made purple cloth and sold it. It was very hard to make, and it was worth a lot of money. Her whole household believed in Jesus and were baptized. Silas, Timothy and Luke were also with Paul. Lydia begged them to stay at her house after she was…

Posts about NT Crafts written by Crafting The Word Of God