Bible Devotions for Teens - Christian articles online

“You call me Teacher and Lord, and rightly so, for that is what I am” (John 13:13). When we think about Jesus, We get quickly to mind as —The Lord, Saviour, Master, and Redeemer. These were the words the multitudes used and this was how the disciples referred to Jesus as. Jesus was known for his ability to teach and also He was called “Rabbi” (Aramaic title) which means Teacher and which is used several times in the Bible. Even though he was not formally trained as a Rabbi, the people, however, recognized that Jesus was indeed a teacher sent from God. Jesus’s teachings were striking and memorable, not only because he used a variety of teachings methods but because of what he taught, and how he taught to the people around him. Like other teachers, Jesus had disciples, announced divine commands, supported his teaching with Scripture, debated with others, was questioned about legal disputes, and employed various techniques to make his teaching more memorable. Throughout his teaching ...

Children are a gift from the LORD; they are a reward from him. Psalm 127:3. We get to see how much of a blessing they are every day and we see their pure hearts, dancing & singing songs to Jesus, and by raising their little hands high, by which Jesus loves the way that shines through them. Eventually, I t’s important to remember that children are not only a treasure, but they have also been fearfully and wonderfully made by God (Psalms-139:14). Several years ago, George Barna (Professor & Leads the Cultural Research Center based at University in US) coined a phrase, the “4-14 window .” Which means the majority of Christians come to know Christ between the ages 4-14, which is possible only through Children’s Ministry.  As we all know the church is made up of many different ministries which are important, there are few reasons why Children’s Ministry is one of the most vital. Children’s Ministry was a priority for Jesus: "Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to ...