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 Search Identifier: 12640003616 Don't throw your pearls to pigs. This is a high school youth bible study/youth group lesson. One difficult part of growing up for a high school student is figuring out just who they are. With many different source of influence, I wanted to dialogue with my youth group about what they let impact their lives. This study will help your leader focus this discussion in Biblical text, as well as facilitate group discusssion. Don't Throw Your Pearls to Pigs. Author:  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License Reviews Reviews count: 1 - Average rating: 2.00 While I think this lesson is well organized and an appropriate subject for middle/high schoolers, I am confused by some of the information. This appears to be the creator's notes to himself or herself. In order for me to use this in my church I need more information, such as, the games need more details and a supply list would be nice. (I might have the youth build the house of cards on different surfaces and discuss what happened.) The author writes, "DRAG BIG the teaching activities." I am unfamiliar with this term and not sure what the creator is telling me to do. I do like how a "lasting message" is listed for the leader to re-enforce what the lesson's message. Greta Vagott | 21 Jan 2010 |
