52 Bible Lessons for Students

by Kolby & Mary Beth King

Overview

Containing 52 full-length Bible Study lessons for students plus two bonus lessons, this ebook has more than one-year's worth of small group material, including special lessons for Christmas, New Year's and the two-weeks following camp. These lessons hold to the truths of Scripture without compromise and keep students and teachers coming back for more...

Topics include: Godly Living, Five Questions that Must Be Answered, Not About Me, Seven Keys to SUCCESS, Accountability, Share It, F.A.Q.'s, and much more. These series can be used as the primary curriculum or as a secondary aid to which leaders can turn when they need some exciting and engaging small group Bible studies. These lessons are also an ideal source for building your own large and small group sessions. Teaching students has never been so easy, enjoyable and life-impacting!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044211162
Publisher:	Kolby & Mary Beth King
Publication date:	12/24/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	780 KB

About the Author

God changed their lives…With that being said, Kolby is the children’s minister at First Baptist Church in Owasso, Oklahoma, where he and Mary Beth, his wife, minister to 150 elementary students each week. They are also the founders of three-thirty ministries, a resource network for the purpose of providing affordable resources to churches and families around the world. Kolby is a ventriloquist (which basically means he likes to talk to himself) and Mary Beth eats fire as a way of sharing the Gospel. During their years in evangelism and student ministry, they picked up other interesting ministry tools including stunts with six-foot balloons, balloon sculptures, fire-juggling (which one should never do on a windy day!), and a variety of other unique activities for the purpose of sharing Jesus with others.Learn more about events or training conference they can bring to your church or organization at threethirtyministries.org/kolby-king.“Jesus must become greater; I must become less.” John 3:30