Lessons from an Easter Egg Hunt I know Easter egg hunts aren’t exactly the “Christian” part of Easter, but have you ever thought about how much they reflect our relationship with our heavenly Father? The parent scatters different Easter eggs around the house for the child to find – our heavenly Father intentionally places “eggs” throughout our lives that reflect Him and His goodness to us. When the child finds an Easter egg she wants to look for more – when we discover a glimpse of our heavenly Father we want more. Sometimes, during the hunt, the child can’t help

Communion cups were being handed out on the way into the sanctuary on communion Sunday.   Just before we were going to partake in communion the pastor asked anyone without a communion cup to raise their hands so they could be given one.  Two older boys, brothers, sitting in front of us realized one of them didn’t have one. They quietly whispered to each other, nudging each other to raise their hand so they could get another cup.  There seemed to be a little sense of panic, but also fear to raise their hands.  They didn’t want to stand out,

They were way busier crawling around on the floor Last summer I was a 5-Day Club leader at my church. Even though it was a small club, the boys were quite unruly.  Faithfully, the summer missionaries continued to teach the Bible lessons, memory verses and missionary story despite their disruptions.   There were two boys, who did not look like they were paying attention at all. They were way busier crawling around on the floor or yelling to be heard over the summer missionaries.  On the Wednesday of the club, the girls asked if anyone knew the memory verse from