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In this heartfelt Sunday Snippet, we hear a powerful message from Sister Delaney, known for her energetic Action Songs on ApostolicSundaySchool.com and YouTube. Speaking from her experience as a missionary in Jordan, she shares a deeply personal and biblical reflection on what it means to love the stranger.
She explores how God's call to love strangers was radical in Bible times—and still is today. Drawing from scriptures in Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy, she reminds us that we were all once strangers, both physically and spiritually. God brought us in, washed us, and made us heirs—so now, it’s our turn to love and welcome others with that same compassion.
📝 Key Scriptures:
Exodus 22:21
Leviticus 19:33-34
Deuteronomy 10:19
1 Corinthians 6:9-11
Colossians 1:21
🙌 Challenge of the Week
“Love the stranger.” Whether it’s the shy kid in your class or someone new at church, be the one who welcomes them. Remember, someone once loved you into the family too.
This week’s Sunday Snippet features a powerful, heartfelt clip from Brother Gabe Baker, who leads Sunday School and Youth at Jesus Name Pentecostal Church in Chehalis, WA.
He’s also one of the creative forces behind the ACTS In Action curriculum and lives fully invested in kids and the Kingdom.
In this short message, Gabe reminds us that kids may not remember every lesson we teach—but they’ll never forget the people who showed up, who loved them, and who pointed them to Jesus.
💡 You don’t have to be perfect.
💡 You don’t need a flawless plan.
💡 You just have to play through.
Be present. Be consistent. That’s what really sticks.
This is your reminder: you are making an eternal difference.
Stories, Sound Effects, and the Soul Saving Power of Simple Sunday School
📋 Episode SummaryIn this episode, we sit down for a short but powerful conversation with Elder Elliot—who shares his humble beginnings in Sunday School ministry, complete with cassette tapes, British accents, and sound effects! But more than the fun, he reminds us that simplicity, compassion, and consistency can transform lives for eternity.
We’ll pull five meaningful takeaways from this 6-minute clip and expand on them with biblical insight and practical encouragement. Whether you're a seasoned Sunday School teacher or just getting started, this episode will inspire you to use what you have and trust God to do something great.
🔑 5 Key Takeaways
Keep It Simple
You don’t need high-tech tools—just passion and creativity.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:27
Use What You Have
God often asks, “What’s in your hand?”—and that’s enough.
Scripture: Exodus 4:2
The Eternal Value of Outreach
A knock on a door can literally save a life.
Scripture: Jude 1:22-23
Little Sermons, Lasting Seeds
One simple truth can stay with a child for a lifetime.
Scripture: Ecclesiastes 11:6
Show Kindness—It Attracts
Genuine compassion opens the door for life change.
Scripture: Romans 2:4
🎧 Listen & ShareIf this episode encouraged you, share it with your team, a Sunday School volunteer, or someone who loves kids’ ministry. Let’s keep building the Kingdom—one small act at a time.
Let's TEACH like David DANCED!!!!!!
Enthusiasm is contagious and makes the difference in an ordinary hum drum life - and success.
In this heartwarming episode, we take a look at the life-changing impact of route ministry through the Garcia family's journey.
From hopping on the bus route to becoming active leaders in the church, their story shows just how powerful relationships can be in transforming lives—both young and old.
Jorge and Lillian share their experiences of how a simple bus ride led them to a deeper connection with God and each other. With some fun and honesty along the way, the family talks about the importance of consistency, love, and the real-life impact of serving in ministry.
What You’ll Hear:
So, buckle up for some candid moments and powerful testimonies about the true heart of ministry—whether you’re on the bus, in the classroom, or leading from behind the scenes. You won’t want to miss this one! Don’t forget to share with your fellow Sunday School and kids ministry friends!
A quick look at RULES on this Sunday Snippet!
I know - rules don't sound like much fun....
BUT - They sure can be!
Put some magic in your lesson today by just adding a simple little hat or other prop to transform your teaching into something unforgettable!
Fear keeps too many people from stepping into their calling—but it’s time to spread your wings and soar! In this episode, we tackle three fears that hold us back:
🔹 Fear of Being Misunderstood – What if people take it the wrong way? Jesus was misunderstood too, but He stayed focused on His mission!
🔹 Fear of Failure – What if I mess up? Just ask John Mark—he quit once, but God still used him to write the Gospel of Mark!
🔹 Fear of Criticism – What if people don’t approve? Hannah was misjudged, but she prayed anyway—and received her miracle!
💡 Challenge: Take one bold step this week—volunteer, teach, or start something new!
📖 Scriptures to Reflect On:
👉 Isaiah 41:10 – Fear not, God is with you!
👉 Colossians 3:23 – Do it for God, not for people.
🎧 Listen now and get ready to step out in faith! 🚀
Here's a link to Apostolic Kidz Collective:
https://open.spotify.com/album/0wWyJUM6ogj8M8qrSqozKo?si=wAJky9_eTiCmC0vcA6tFxQ
Let's make sure our Sunday School & our Church is the Happiest Place on Earth!
We've all played Hide & Seek, but when it comes to children’s ministry, too many people stay hidden—
Held back by fear of not being ready or not being perfect. Sound familiar? Then this episode is for you!
🔹 Personal Experience—zero experience, total panic, and a cardboard robot puppet?!
🔹 Biblical proof that God uses the unqualified—Moses, Esther, Jeremiah, and even the disciples weren’t "ready" either!
🔹 Practical tips to push past fear, embrace imperfection, and finally start.
God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called! Don’t wait for the "perfect" moment. Ready or not, here we go! 🚀
For More:🎙️ Apostolic Children’s Ministry Podcasts & APN: https://linktr.ee/apostolicpodcastnetwork
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