Monthly Archives: January 2012
Strategic Planning and Nehemiah (BIBLICAL CASE STUDY)
Audience Teens, Adults Time 45 minutes Description A Biblical Case Study is an exercise that uses Scripture to practice the use of modern business and leadership tools. In this case study, participants will use the first four chapters of the … Continue reading
Filed under Case Study, Mission, Nehemiah, Purpose, Strategic Planning, Value, Vision
Garbage Collector (QUICK DRAMA)
DESCRIPTION This short drama highlights our tendency to not trust God with the garbage in our lives. Often, prayer is a last resort after we have tried in every way to fix the problem ourselves. God is waiting for us … Continue reading
Filed under acceptance, Confession, drama, forgiveness, prayer, Problem solving, Quick Drama, Repentance, Sin, skit
Men of Issachar (DEVOTION)
Read the following Scriptures. Then, answer the questions below. · 1 Chronicles 10:1-14 · 1 Chronicles 11:1-3 · 1 Chronicles 12:23 & 32 What do you think it means that the men of Issachar “understood the times?” How would … Continue reading
Filed under Devotion, Discernment, Strategic Planning, Vision, Wisdom
SWOT Analysis of the 7 Churches of Revelation (BIBLICAL CS)
This activity is a Biblical Case Study. It uses Scripture to practice using a strategic planning tool – SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats). Read Revelation, chapters 2 and 3. Then perform a SWOT analysis on each of the seven … Continue reading
Filed under Strategic Planning
Filled with the Spirit (OBJ LESSON)
Time 10-15 minutes Description This object lesson teaches that you need the Holy Spirit to minister effectively to others. If you don’t spend time with God each day to get filled with His Spirit, you will eventually run dry and … Continue reading
Filed under Burnout, Confession, Holy Spirit, Ministry, Obedience, Repentance
Parking Lot (GAME)
Time 15-20 minutes Description This game forces team members to work together in order to solve logic puzzles. Team members will work puzzles representing cars parked irregularly in a square parking lot. There is only one way out, and they … Continue reading
Filed under Collaboration, creativity, Game, Problem solving, teamwork
