Popcorn christian lesson

General Conference popcorn, bought the little popcorn box at Hobby Lobby, using the 40% off coupon, then put in a mini popcorn bag

Popcorn and Children - Popcorn is prepared in the same pot, in the same heat, in the same oil and yet … the kernels do not POP at the same time. Don't compare your child to others. Their turn to Pop Is coming! #popcorn

Try this fun object lesson with popcorn. Kids will love it and get the point right away. Just be sure to have some extra popcorn for a snack.

Could teaching kids about God be as easy as popping a bag of popcorn? Yes, indeed! If you have some popcorn, you can easily teach three significant object Bible Object Lessons for Kids Three Popcorn Object Lessons from Mark 4:7-9

This Thanksgiving science experiment demonstrates how a little bit of thankfulness can spread over to the people around us, using popcorn as an example!

This is an easy, fun, and inexpensive game for a lesson about hearing God, being close to God, or the importance of prayer. It's called, simply, the popcorn game. All you need for this game is, Popcorn (Obviously) An Even Number Of Kids (If you don't have an even number feel free to stand in yourself.) A Big Open Space A Broom (To clean up after.) Instructions To start off have the kids stand in two straight lines, facing each other. The kids will be paired up in teams of two. Once they're…

The origin of popcorn at Thanksgiving is a good reminder of an aspect of heaven. This 1-minute devotion explains.

I made a free printable popcorn cutout craft for kids to have fun cutting out. Just pick out which popcorn template you need and print. If you want the kids to color it then just print out the black and white popcorn template. I also made a popcorn template where the kids can write their own words in it. You can also use these in a school setting such as decorating your bulletin board with it. I made blank templates below so you can open it up in the PAINT program and add your own words…

This object lesson for kids is called "Preserving the Fizz in our Faith." It helps teach children that giving our lives to Jesus helps us "sparkle" like a glass of soda pop!

Popcorn is a seed that is hard and tasteless, until placed in the fire. And then the white goodness on the inside comes out for us to not only smell the aroma, but also to taste. It's a powerful object lesson and metaphor for Christ working in us and drawing others to himself through as as Christians.