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Caves • Introduction to Lesson 34 • “Lightbearers for God”
MammothCave • Stalactites
Lewis & Clark Caverns • Mammoth, Montana
Pictograph Caves • Billings, Montana
Lost World Caverns • West Virginia • “The Club”
Tatiana’sVeil • Luray Caverns, Va
Most stalactites grow very slowly, maybe a few millimeters a year. God’s work also seems to grow slowly at times, too. The first missionaries in an area may face many difficulties sharing the gospel, but if they do not become discouraged but continue to lay a good foundation for the people, a beautiful harvest will result.
And young people face the same challenge. For example, a new subject in school may seem difficult, but if you stick with it, step-by-step, and lay a good foundation, it will result in a very good harvest. And the same is true in our walk with Jesus. Satan will try very hard to discourage us, so that we give up on wanting to be a Christian, but if we stick with it, step-by-step, and trust Jesus to help us all the time, we will one day walk with him in the New Jerusalem!
Credits: Slide 3: bnpositive at flickr Slides 2, 4: Anna Harris Slide 5: Insley-Pruitt at flickr Slides 6, 7, 8: Michael Brunk Slide 9: Joe Goldberg Slides 10, 11: las.photographs at flickr Slide 12: Noah Dillon Slide 15: Ryan Stanton Slide 16: wolftone at flickr Slide 18: Valerius Tygart Slides 13, 14, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22: Peter Pawlowski Slide 23: Alessandro Casagli Slide 24: Jason Scott Slide 25: Bradley Hague Slide 26: Jeremy Burgin Slide 27: B A Bowen Photography at flickr Slide 28: fdbryant3 at flickr