The Road to Jerusalem: Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday, we celebrate the day Jesus was in a parade. He road a young donkey and people lined the streets shouting, “Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord!” The streets were dirty and hot, so everyone waved palm leaves and put their coats on the ground for the donkey to walk on. Everyone was so happy that Jesus had come to Jerusalem.
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Read MoreRainy Days
“… for behold, the winter is past; the rain is over and gone.” Song of Solomon 2:11
Do you like rainy days? Many children do not because they have to stay inside. Perhaps you’d rather go outside and play in your yard. What do you do on rainy days? Do you play games, watch television, play on your computer? I’ve made a raindrop jigsaw puzzle for you to complete.
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Read MoreA Cryptogram for You
This week we’re celebrating something else and we’re using a special puzzle called a cryptogram, to do it. A cryptogram is a letter substitution puzzle. Each letter in the phrase has been replaced by another letter of the alphabet. To solve it, figure out one of the words, then fill in the alphabet chart. (Click on Read More below to go to the puzzle.)
Read MoreThe Flowers Appear
What is your favorite flower? Lots of people like roses. They are beautiful and smell so sweet. Other people like sunflowers and daisies because they look so cheerful. As I sit here writing this, I’m looking at a flower my son gave me and listening to a dove cooing in our bird feeder. That’s the “voice of the turtledove” that this verse from the Song of Solomon mentions.
I created a sunflower puzzle for you to work. Click on Read More below to go to the page to work the puzzle.
Read MoreHidden Message Puzzle
This week is a special one for someone you may see at school. Click on the image below to print this page, then find the words at the bottom of the puzzle. When you find all the words, the letters that are left will tell you who’s special week it is. (Click on Read More below to print out the puzzle.)
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If it’s in the Bible, The Pirate Preacher knows the story. The gospel he teaches and preaches is not his own nor is it the opinion and words of theologians and scholars who study Scripture as though God’s word is dead.
Rather, he receives teaching daily by revelation from the living Spirit of Jesus Christ.
Monday nights he leads a “Jesus Study” in Moore Square, Raleigh, NC. Each Sunday you will find him in the park and at the bus station helping others enjoy the abundant life Jesus promised. Our Lord says, “I came that you might have life and that you would have life in all its fullness.” (John 10:10) The Pirate Preacher believes we are to participate in making the fullness of Jesus complete in others.
The Pirate Preacher helped launch Christian Devotions Ministries and is the former CEO of Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas, a Christian book publishing company. He’s also a Writers’ Coach.
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