
In each weekly episode, Bible teachers, David and Mary Nelson, study and discuss an event from the Bible and then exchange ideas for creative teaching.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityEducation for KidsKids & FamilyReligion & Spirituality | |||

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Joseph and Mary obeyed the Law of God and took baby Jesus to the temple in Jerusalem, where they offered a sacrifice for him. Simeon and Anna were two people who recognised that Jesus was the promised Saviour.
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Jesus is the eternal Word of God who became human so that we could know God, receive his grace, and become his children.
Bible verses used in this episode:
• John 1:1-18
• John 8:12
• John 8:14
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• The Word and Creation (... more
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After nearly one hundred years in Jerusalem, the city walls were still in ruins. Nehemiah was the cupbearer to King Artaxerxes and successfully petitioned the king to go to Jerusalem and help. The neighbouring countries complained a... more
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The Lord had always promised that the people would return to their land someday. After 70 years in exile, many of the Jewish people finally returned. Zerubbabel led one group back to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple. Ezra led another... more
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King Xerxes now ruled Persia. Because he had deposed his queen in a drunken feast, a search was made throughout the kingdom for a new queen. Under the direction of her cousin, Mordecai, Esther was put forward and chosen. Not knowing... more
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The Medo-Persian Empire conquered the Babylonian Empire. Darius was the new ruler of Babylon. When he saw that Daniel had served Babylon well, he appointed him a government official for Medo-Persia. Soon, he considered putting Danie... more
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Belshazzar held a drunken banquet for royal guests. To add excitement to the party, he called for the gold goblets that had been taken from the temple in Jerusalem many years before. The revellers praised their false gods and used t... more
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King Nebuchadnezzar ordered a huge golden statue to be built. All the people were ordered to bow down to this idol or be thrown into a blazing furnace. The king heard that Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow. They had bee... more







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The show centers on in-depth Bible study paired with practical teaching strategies. Hosts David and Mary Nelson unpack individual biblical narratives—from Daniel and Esther to Jonah and Jeremiah—then translate those stories into kid- and adult-friendly teaching ideas: memory verses, crafts, discussion prompts, songs, maps, and classroom activities. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on actionable pedagogy for faith-centered classrooms and family learning, often tying ancient text to modern teaching contexts and family routines. The format is highly teacher- and parent-friendly, likely appealing to Christian educators, church volunteers, and parents seeking ready-to-use classroom activity ideas that bridge scripture with engaging ... more
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