Kids and kids-at-heart love to play dress up and take on the character of another. Use this to talk about taking on the clothes of Christ, or putting on the armor of God. A great theme for the Halloween season.
• Armor of God. Withstanding attacks from this world’s principalities and powers requires that we put on the whole armor of God, from the belt of truth to the helmet of salvation. If we’re to stand against the devil’s schemes, we need to dress up. (Ephesians 6:10:18)
• Grace. We live in a world in which people seek to earn treats from God by doing good things-“tricks” -and expecting rewards. But grace is a gift that God gives us, irrespective of our effort. (Luke 17:5-10)
• Identity. Beneath the outer costumes that we put on to fool the world into giving us treats, it becomes apparent that love is our only identity in Christ. “They will know we are Christians by our love.” (John 13:34-35)
• Virtues. As Christ’s followers, we are to clothe ourselves in the peace of Jesus Christ, with the virtues of compassion, kindness, gentleness, humility and patience. As we dress up in these “garments,” above all we should put on love. (Col 3:12-14)
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A classic game with significnt spiritual implications, dominoes can be a great illustration for sin, inter-connected relationships, or any number of connections.
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The game of billiards provides many parallels to the life of faith, from understanding momentum to dealing with tough breaks to avoiding srcatch.
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The cookie jar is a timeless and telling metaphor for our human ability to stick our hands in places we shouldn't, succumbing to the temptations of this world.
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Perfect for children and adults alike, crayons are a timeless form of expression that connects with all ages. Use crayons to talk about topics as diverse as abundant life, authenticity, hope, God's covenant to Noah, and more.
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Celebrate Easter with this fun and happy motion background and matching still set. Buy separately or together.