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A cosmic conflict has taken place between God and Satan. How did war break out in heaven, a perfect place? What was Lucifer's strategy? When did Earth become a focal point in the conflict? This lesson will look into these questions and help you find hope on the battlefield.
Jack finds out what the consequences are for him, because of his cheating. Kade is struggling to understand why Jack would turn himself in. Mr. Simons and Jono read from “The Book” the story of Cain and Abel. Melody asks her mum how to pray.
Waiting is hard. Waiting on the wonderful promises of heaven that are described in the Bible make it harder! What do the Psalms say about what we should be doing while we wait? Can there be peace in the anticipation?
The King family discover that God loves people so much, he has put an incredible plan in place to save them. A plan that is a big risk on God’s behalf with no guarantee that people will accept his offer. After struggling with guilt, Jack decides to confess to Mr. Adams and waits to find out what the consequences will be.
What do the Psalms say about how we worship God here on Earth? What do they say about what worship will be like in heaven?
Jack is feeling the impact of his poor choices. The King family discover in” The Book” the story of Eve being tempted by the serpent and learn that the rules of the Universe mean that Adam and Eve were now doomed to death. Melody and Allie think there must be more to the story and hope that there is some way that people can be rescued.
The psalmists wrote many beautiful prose of longing for God, as well as of their intimate worship experiences. How can these examples help us as we wait for heavenly Zion?
Jack is feeling the impact of his poor choices. The King family discover in” The Book” the story of Eve being tempted by the serpent and learn that the rules of the Universe mean that Adam and Eve were now doomed to death. Melody and Allie think there must be more to the story and hope that there is some way that people can be rescued.
The Psalms often refer to historical examples of how God has saved His people in the past. What lessons can we learn from salvation history?
Allie’s uncle’s is in a very serious condition in hospital following a car accident. The King family discover more about the battle between good and evil, and how the choices that we make not only impact us, but also the people around us.
A drunk man from Kazakhstan had a loyal dog. As his master lay on the railway tracks his dog sensed the danger and saved him from the oncoming train. In this program we learn the lessons of love and loyalty.
Can you imagine what it would be like to be a hungry Labrador and have a juicy big bone stuck under your nose? In this program Cyrus teaches us the key to overcoming temptation.
Capitan was a dog in Argentina who was heartbroken when his master died. He found his masters grave and slept there every night. In this program Neale Schofield stands by the grave of his mother and shares from his heart some life lessons he has learnt from his good friend Cyrus.
Cyrus is a typical Labrador. He loves food. In fact, he scoffs food down so quickly his stomach never registers it is full. In this program Cyrus teaches us the big difference between eating and dining.
All of us have failed at something. Sometimes those failures come back to haunt us. In this program we take Cyrus back to the scene of his greatest failure to see how he will cope. The result may surprise you.
We live in a world of worry and stress. Why? Most concerns never even eventuate! Cyrus never worries. Why? Because he trusts us to fulfill his simple needs. Imagine if all of us had that sort of trust in the one we love?
There is a sticker that says, “Try to be the person your dog thinks you are.” Why? Because your dog thinks the best of you. Dogs accept you and love you unconditionally. Imagine if everyone was like that?
There is a sticker that says, “Try to be the person your dog thinks you are.” Why? Because your dog thinks the best of you. Dogs accept you and love you unconditionally. Imagine if everyone was like that?
This lesson will look at some of the key biblical themes found in the imagery of The Good Shepherd, The Suffering Messiah, The Eternal King, and Eternal Priest.