Recommended bulletin inserts for March
The Bitterness Game
"Never pay back evil for evil to anyone," God warns.
Never?
Like a man who has to move a water buffalo off the highway, "It ain't all that easy."
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Ladies: Read this Before
You Nail His Socks to the Floor
Every night for 45 years, he took off his socks and left them on the floor by the bed. And every morning, she picked them up and put them in the hamper. And every day, she resented doing it just a little more. At first, it was just a quick feeling of annoyance. Then she began to think about it off and on during the day. After a few years, it was a real sore point, and finally, full-blown resentment.
Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4. Please note that this insert prints on both sides of a letter-sized page.
Scoffer, Slacker, Seeker, or Saint?
Every ten years in America a survey called a census is taken to determine the current number of U.S. residents. Other information is also obtained and used to paint an up-to-date economic, political, and religious portrait of our society.
What if a census were taken in your church's youth group? You probably already know how many teens are present from week to week, but what would a spiritual portrait of your youth ministry look like?
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Making Church Meetings with Small Crowds Better
Try to imagine that you have never walked into the sanctuary of a church building. One Sunday afternoon, as you drive by the brick structure that your neighbors frequent two times Sunday and once Wednesday, you see on the church sign that there is a Sunday evening meeting at 6 p.m. You decide to see what it's all about.
You're running a little bit late, so you walk in a few minutes after the start of the meeting, and something strikes you as very odd: About 25 individuals are present in what looks like a sanctuary that could seat at least 150, but the people are scattered all over the room, predominantly toward the back. Even those in the last few rows are not sitting close to each other. You think, "How strange." You then say to yourself, "This is cold and uninviting."
Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
Also consider...........
Church Faithfulness: Is it Reasonable Anymore?
Improving March Madness
A Small Giant and A Big God
The Theology of Coloring
If It Walks Like a Goat . . .
The Great Work of God: Rain
Home Alone: Do We Still Need the Local Church?
Tolerance of Evil is Evil Itself
Striving to Prevent the Everlasting Misery of Our Children
The Most for the Most Unhappy: Andrew Reed
Patrick, Missionary to Ireland - for St. Patrick's Day
What Does Luck Have to Do with It? - for St. Patrick's Day
Patrick the Missionary - children's insert
Confessions of an April Fool - for April Fools Day
The Ten Day Sleep - children's insert
The Conversion of Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Four Miles from Church
Seven Principles of Finance for the Believer
A Most Unlikely Wedding
The Sufficiency of Daily Grace
What About Your Relatives?
The Rationale for Wrath
In Spring
When Ball Becomes Baal
Nine Characteristics of Biblical Prayer
Giant Despair
Words Hold Remarkable Power
Comfort for Christian Parents of Unconverted Children
Using the Talpiot Tomb as a Witness
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