Episode 65: Jacob & Esau: A Skit That Brings Forgiveness to Life
At Bible2School, we use the CBA Cross — a resource that teaches our kids how to CONFESS, BELIEVE, and ASK Jesus to forgive them of their sins and live all of their days for Him! Today, one of our beloved Bible2School teachers, Marie Good, is sharing our 2nd grade lesson on forgiveness which brings the Bible to life in skit form, using the story of Jacob and Esau.
Ready to hear how forgiveness opens the door for God to work in and through us? Let’s go!
MARIE GOOD is an experienced Bible2School teacher and mom. She lives in Manheim, PA with her husband. Together they have three adult children and a daughter-in-law. Marie loves the open door and opportunity Bible2School offers to tell children they are valued and God loves them.
Resources For You:
- Bible2School At Home Activities
- Bible2School BLOG on forgiving when it’s hard
- Genesis 27
- Genesis 33
- Psalm 65:3
- Bible2School CBA Cross
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