Bible Outburst Board Game

If you are looking for a great Bible Party game then you have to check out Bible Outburst Board Game. Starting play in Bible Outburst is choosing two teams. Then on each teams turn they will randomly choose a card with a pre-selected topic. (Example: “People in Genesis” or “Names of Christ”) Then you flip the timer and your team’s starts spewing out answers as fast as possible. Your team tries to answer all 10-target answers to score your team points. After the timer is done your points are counted and you move your game piece that many forward and the first team to score 50 points wins. If you don’t think you know the answer then use on of your 3 passing chips to give the card to your opponent and draw a new card.

Game consists of molded card viewer, 252 topics on 126 cards, and 6 passing chips (3 per team). Bible Outburst is a non-intimidating, fun, God inspired game that takes about one hour to play. Ages 8+, 2 teams

Christian Board Games

I am going to start out this adventure with Christian Bible Games. Board Games make for great fun especially if you tie in a Christian Message. Christian Board Games allow you to have fun and learn Biblical lessons at the same time. Many different varieties have been adapted like Party, Trivia, Role-playing, and card games so that no matter what your favorites are you can enjoy them with Biblical values. I will start out and describe Bible Outburst in the next post. Stop by and see what Proverbial Wisdom you can learn.

New Adventure Ahead

During the upcoming months I am going to be researching some of the great Christian Merchandise that we have at our disposal and posting about my findings. I plan on looking into a few of the good Christian board games and Bible games and listing information about them like number of players, object, etc. This is one example. The broader plan is doing this with Christian t-shirts, apparel, Bible software, hats, tapestries, and who knows what else. So if you want some great content about some great Christian goods then keep on stopping by...

Who do you work for?

Do you mean who is my employer? Well maybe but not really. Depends on who your ultimate employer is. Some jobs can really be a burden, and a real drain. Anyone who is reading this right now can probably sympathize with that statement. Some people haul trash, clean-up raw sewage, and the list goes on. How can you have the right mentality and make it each day regardless of the job? That depends on whether your ultimate employer is God or Man. If you have the mentality that your working for your boss or yourself I personally don't think that you can really get the most out of the work that is here for you on this earth. On the other hand if you do you work for your heavenly Father no matter what you do its purposes are above comprehension.

A couple of scriptures to verify my point come from the book of Colossians. Col 3:17 "And whatever you do in word of deed, do all in the name of Lord Jesus, giving thanks through Him to God the Father." Jesus the mediator is another example in this verse, but I must stay on course. Again almost repeated in the same chapter Paul writes Col 3:23 "Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men.". I don't think I could illustrate that any clearer than straight from the word of God.

Sometimes work can really be a chore and we are not really sure why the Lord has us in this position or in this job. I can sympathize very much right now with this entry, but I know what I must do. First, pray that you would follow His will and not yours (who can know the mind of God?). Second, realize that if you have been praying and nothing has opened up that the Lord may have something for you that you haven't learned yet. And finally, no matter how much you hate your job or your dislike your boss. Remember who you work for!!!

Answer to previous Bible Trivia Question: Psalm 119

The Hope we have in HIS Word

The hope we have in God's word. Isn't that amazing? So many people use every other thing to solve their problems and forget the most important- the creator of the universe and his word with a wealth of knowledge to answer any problem we could ever have. Granted it's not a pick up and turn to the answer strategy, but more of a sit and meditate (ponder) his word like David says in Psalm 1:2 "But his delight is in the law of the Lord, and in His law he meditates day and night." Don't get me wrong I believe you can open the Bible to the exact page and find a word from God, it's happened to me before, but sitting down and spending some quality time is where the real answers come from.

I have recently came to a scripture that has really helped me grasp on God's hope he has in his word. In Psalm 119:49 the psalmist wrote "Remember the word to Thy servant, in which Thou hast made me hope." The WORD in which Thou has made me HOPE. I just went over that a few times and really gave thought to how much word I really cling to in my time of need. Is scripture and Christ what you cling to in your time of need, or do you try to fly solo and turn to yourself or ungodly advice. Really makes you think does it not?

I would like to encourage you. Whatever your need or desire is, get a verse and pray and meditate on it. Are you seeking after Christ and looking for more? Matthew 5:6 "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied." Are you burdened with sin and the heavy load of them? Isaiah 43.25 "I, even I am the one who wipes out your transgressions for My own sake; and I will not remember your sins." Have you lost the presence of the Savior or his closeness and seeking him sorrowfully? Malachi 3:7 "Return to me, and I will return to you." Isaiah 54:7 "For a brief moment have I forsook you, but with great compassion will I gather you."

There are tons and tons of more scriptures that fit anything you're going through. The psalms are filled with David’s cries to his Holy God. Pick up a concordance and look for the word that you troubled with and search deep and meditate on His word and he will make a break through if you're willing. God Bless

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