#ENCOURAGING LUNCH BOX NOTES FOR ADULTS CODE#

But it would have everybody on the same level, and it would be earthy. I don't really know, Bob, I've never really thought about that before.

So – what kind of church? I mean, if you could design the ideal church for you, as a man, it would, what, it would meet out at the hunting club, right? Is that how it would work?ĭennis: It had to have wallpaper in camo – a real tree.īob: I'm trying to imagine, seriously, if you were going to get together – church – and it was just going to be guys, 100 guys coming together Sunday morning for church, what would you want it to look like and feel – what would you do?ĭennis: I'd probably have the podium somewhere near a fire – some kind of bonfire, and I'd have …īob: … you'd have it outdoors, you're saying?ĭennis: Well, it kind of feels better outdoors to me, you know, if you could have a bonfire indoors, I guess you could do that.ĭennis: That would make it work. Jesus' first followers included a lot of men, so why have things changed today?Īnd welcome to FamilyLife Today, thanks for joining us. Our host is the president of FamilyLife, Dennis Rainey, and I'm Bob Lepine. They're looking for a small group of men where they can be real where they have a leader that they look up to where they can do a combination of study, service, and hanging out and having fun.īob: This is FamilyLife Today for Thursday, February 23rd. Men are not necessarily looking for weekly singing, sermon, and ceremony type environment. For 25 back-to-school LUNCH BOX HACKS, click here.David: A lot of men experience God more in their small group of men, and what do you know? I mean, that's how the disciples life, was in a small group of men with Jesus. You can find both sets of printables in the Cards or For Kids section of the Printables Page here.Ĭlick here for more kid experiences. I’ve also added some blank ones so you can add your own messages really quickly if you want to make a more personal note. They would be perfect for tweens and possibly even tweens. I created the first set, which I would classify as being for younger elementary school students, last year and this year I added an additional set of printables for older kids. Lunch Box Notes for Kids: Elementary & Tweens To make life easier I’ve compiled a few printables for myself and for other parents wishing to send their kids sweet sentiments in the middle of the school day. In that craziness, love notes were left out. However, as a parent you probably know that the 30 minutes before you have to go to school are the most hectic of the day. She would then ask me about it every now and then, reminding me that I was being a big slacker – which is always awesome coming from a 5-year-old. I relaxed too and stopped sending notes in her lunch box. She enjoyed school and was excited to go. Needless to say, as the school year went on, she made friends and relaxed. Just in case she was having a hard day, I wanted to remind her how much she is loved right. She had been enrolled in a preschool that was not in district and had no established friends going into the school.

It was a big, new experience for us in kindergarten.

I was worrying since she didn’t know anyone there.

#ENCOURAGING LUNCH BOX NOTES FOR ADULTS CODE#

Since she couldn’t read, I wrote them in code and pictures. At the beginning of kindergarten, I sent little love notes to school in my daughter’s lunch.

Encouraging lunch box notes for adults