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The Kingdom of Heaven
The way to build the kingdom of heaven within your mind and heart is to do the activities that are represented in these parables on a day-by-day basis.
- Worship Talk
- Ages 18+
- Matthew 13, Psalms 78
- Nathan Gladish
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven Collage
Make a collage of things mentioned in the kingdom of heaven parables, such as (fake) pearls, mustard seeds, wheat stalks, dried weeds, netting, etc.
- Project
- Ages 3-6
- Matthew 13
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven Like a Dragnet
Make a net filled with fish to picture the way the Lord wants to gather us all into heaven.
- Project
- Ages 7-14
- Matthew 13
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven Matching Cards
Match each picture card with a card supplying a quote from the New Testament and another card summarizing the spiritual meaning.
- Activity
- Ages 11-17
- Matthew 13
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven Mural
Make a mural of pictures showing the various ways the Lord describes the kingdom of heaven. Each of these parables tells us something different about what we can do to prepare for life in heaven.
- Project
- Ages 7-14
- Matthew 13
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven Parables - Cards to Hand Out
- Activity
- Ages 11-17
- Matthew 13
- GCED staff
- © General Church
Kingdom of Heaven (talk about picture)
This color picture illustrates seven kingdom of heaven parables given in Matthew 13. A useful visual aid for younger children as you discuss these parables and how they help us follow the Lord.
- Picture
- Ages up to 14
- Matthew 13
- Marguerite L Acton
- © General Church
The Language of Heaven
- Worship Talk
- Ages 7-14
- George de Charms
- © General Church
Laurel Leaves for Prizes
In heaven, laurel leaves are sometimes awarded as prizes to those who excel in speaking, acting, and comprehending. We are providing a page of "laurel leaves" with the suggestion that these be awarded as children learn recitations from the Word
- Project
- Ages 7-10
- GCED staff
- © General Church