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Reply to "The Parable of Specks and Logs (do not judge) Matthew 7:1-5; Luke 6:41-42 ~ Lesson Ideas"

Jaymie DerdenAn ambassador of Rotation.org Supporting Member!

Yes Amy it really does sound like them. I have a bunch of old Fish Eyes VHS tapes, but this story isn't on there. It was sooo great... I really wish I could find it.

I found this short cartoon video that we might to use in our large group setting where we tell the story. I also ordered the video Luanne mentioned above...

http://www.worshiphousekids.co...355/Plank-In-The-Eye

We have very limited time on Wednesday nights, so everything needs to be short.

I also found this cooking object lesson where the kids make "eyes" using vanilla wafers with sprinkles for specks and add a pretzel stick for the log. Remove the pretzel before eating!

Might be fun...

2/3/157:22 AM

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