They are darkened in their understanding, alienated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them, due to their hardness of heart. They have become callous and have given themselves up to sensuality, greedy to practice every kind of impurity.
But that is not the way you learned Christ! He is reminding them of the way they should conduct themselves — how they should live as followers of Jesus. So, Paul is telling the Ephesian church not to be like those who rejected Christ and walk in the ways of the world.
This passage goes on to say that they are darkened in their understanding, because of the ignorance that is in their hearts. When we allow God to renew the spirit of our minds and put on the new person that Christ as made you, then you can begin to live that life.
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Advertisement Advertisement. Played like the Jeopardy game you see on TV, there are "answers" clues to which the contestant must give the "question" answer. Each clue is attached to a category and given a monetary value. The answers are put on a grid, and each contestant chooses a monetary value in the category. Whoever buzzes in first gets the money and is able to choose the next clue.
Played just like the traditional Hangman, you can easily use a whiteboard or chalkboard to write out the clues and draw the hangman as people miss letters. If you want to modernize the game, you can even create a wheel to spin and play like Wheel of Fortune. Played like traditional 20 Questions, this biblical version requires similar preparation to charades, where you will need to predetermine the topics to be covered.
Then the opposing team gets to ask 20 questions to determine the Bible character, verse, etc. Again, this game can easily be played in large or smaller groups. This Bible game requires a little prep time to determine topics. Remember, though, that the topics will need to be drawn, so you want to make sure it's a verse or character that can be illustrated in the time allotted.
It will also require something large to draw on like a whiteboard, chalkboard, or large paper on easels with markers. The team will need to draw out whatever is on the paper, and their team needs to guess. After a predetermined period of time, the other team gets to guess the clue. Bible Bingo takes a bit more preparation, as it requires you to create cards with various Bible topics on each, and each card needs to be different. You will also need to take all the topics and have them printed to pull from a bowl during bingo.
Bible Ladder is about climbing to the top, and about putting things in order. Each team will get a stack of Bible topics, and they will have to put them in order of how they happen in the Bible.
So it could be a list of Bible characters, events, or books of the Bible.
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