Mr. Jacobs and the kids are mini-golfing (hurray for outdoor activities)!  Laura’s having a hard time, though – the ball keeps going further than she wants.  Mr. Jacobs has some good mini golf tips – and life tips – about being gentle.  (Scripture: Proverbs 12:18; Titus 3:2; Proverbs 15:1)

[First aired 7-27-2019]  It’s the final show of the kids’ annual drama special!  Listen in for more fun with imaginative dramas, biblical lessons and some helpful discussions, too.

(First aired 7-20-2019)  The kids continue their presentation of the annual summer drama special!  Listen in for a variety show of fun-sized tales!

(First aired 7-13-2019)  The kids present the annual summer drama special!  And they learn a new lesson along the way, too.

The kids have a fun, special online hangout planned, but not as many folks show up as they hoped for.  What do you do when your plans don’t work out and things don’t go how you want them to?  (Scripture: James 4:13; Proverbs 3; James 4:10)

(First aired 5-4-2019) What does it mean to pray without ceasing?  Is that even possible?  Mr. Jacobs and the kids talk all about prayer! (Scripture: 1st Thessalonians 5:16-18; Jeremiah 33:3)

(First aired 6-8-2019) Laura has a problem. She did what was right, and something bad happened! Can that really happen? Find out as Mr. Jacobs does his best to explain. (Scripture: Genesis chapter 37, chapters 39-45, Romans 8:28)

When you think you’re right, how do you treat someone who views things differently than you?  That’s the problem Kyle and Bailey are having as they talk on Mr. Jacobs’ online hangout about rules being enforced these days.  (Scripture: 1st Corinthians 13; 1st Peter 3:15; Ephesians 4:15)

With so many things closed, the Kids Corner kids are having to get creative with how they spend their time.  How does God want us to use what he’s given us, even if it feels like He hasn’t given us much? (Scripture: Genesis 2; Luke 12:48; Proverbs 12:10: Ephesians 5:16)

It’s the Spring Sharathon!  With many lockdown rules still in place, it doesn’t feel quite the same.  Some of the gang is wondering how God can use something that looks so different from what they’re used to.  Mr. Jacobs isn’t worried, and he gives us good reasons not to be either!  (Scripture: Ephesians 2:10; 1st Corinthians 9; Galatians 6:6)