Author name: Jill Goring

(Goes with RSK Lesson 11) God is really counting on our being convinced by the evidence of creation.The ‘problem’ God has is that He is transcendent. Not physical. Spirit. Beyond our imaginations. We can’t see Him with our eyes. But He is more real than all we DO see with our eyes. He is invisible. […]

[Goes with RSK Lesson 52] Moses my servant is dead. That’s pretty bleak. I had a hard time with that one today. I love Moses. I have walked with him and listened to him and struggled with him and been so blessed by his friendship with God. Moses’ pleading with God over the Promised Land—the

[Goes with RSK Lesson 70] This is the heart we’ve been following right through the Book. It’s the almighty God of the Universe… Doing what He’s done since Day Six of Creation… Bending down, drawing near, reaching out… Coming to be with His Dear Ones. This is the One Who has always… Made every effort…

[From Chapter 2 of the Teacher’s Guide] We do know this: we will be like him, for we shall see him as he really is!  (1 John 3:2b) The Book we’re going to teach—Book with a capital ‘B’—starts In the Beginning and goes to Forever After. But as we know, the Story starts long before

[Part of Chapter 3 of the Teacher’s Guide] The LORD is merciful and compassionate, slow to get angry and filled with unfailing love. The LORD is good to everyone. He showers compassion on all his creation. (Psalm 145:8-9) When they first come into the world, human beings are absolutely helpless babies. Thankfully, they are also

(Goes With RSK Lesson 1) My morning routine… my favorite part of the day… sitting down with the Best Book in the World, making my way every year from ‘in the beginning’ to ‘even so come Lord Jesus.’ It never gets old. I never get tired of it. I’m so very humbled and grateful that

(Goes With RSK Lesson 2) I love this Book.It’s so simple. God spoke. And people wrote… what God told them to write. They wrote in their own languages, with the tools they had, using the words they used every day to talk to their kids and write instructions and make lists and compose letters to

(Goes With RSK Lesson 3) I noted to RSK teachers early on: You’ll be reading through Genesis 1 several times with your kids in these early lessons.It’s been read, meditated on, written about, translated and taught by God’s people countless times since it was first written.I’ve certainly lost count of the times I’ve read it.And

(Goes With RSK Lesson 4) When God was creating the world—the morning stars sang together and all the angels shouted for joy! Which creates a bit of a problem for a writer of lessons which go chronologically through the Scriptures. ☺When should we ‘talk’ about angels, and how much should we say?Why a special lesson