Glory Barn Branson Kids

02/04/2026

Achy Breaky Heart Parody

Glory Barn Branson Kids Puppet Ministry performs Achy Breaky Heart, a Christian parody of Billy Raye Cyrus' song Achy Breaky Heart.Parody Music Copyright: On...

02/04/2026

One day, Paul and Silas were going to the place of prayer. They met a slave girl who was demon-possessed and making a lot of money for her master as a fortune teller. She started following them around, shouting and mocking them. After days of this, Paul finally has enough and commands the demon to come out of her. This makes her master really mad, because it shattered his hope of getting rich. So he turns them over to the authorities. They are stripped of their clothes, beaten severely with wooden rods, and thrown into prison. In prison, their feet were clamped in stocks, so they wouldn't escape.

"Around midnight, Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the other prisoners were listening." Acts 16:25
The Bible goes on to say that there was a massive earthquake, and all the prisoners were set free. But NONE of them left! Through this whole experience, the jailer gets saved.

It's an awesome story of faith during trials and redemption. You can clearly see how a sinner (the jailer) came to Jesus because Paul and Silas didn't give in to their circumstances. But I want to go back for a minute to the scripture, "... and the other prisoners were listening." When I read that scripture tonight, I heard Holy Spirit say, "What are people hearing from you? Are they hearing complaints about how bad your circumstances are, or are they hearing worship?"

The Bible doesn't say that all the other inmates were saved because of Paul and Silas's worship. But here is what it does say— verse 28, Paul says, "... we are all here."

It's probably safe to assume that everyone in prison was a criminal (except Paul and Silas). Which means they probably weren't living for God. When the earthquake struck, they all had the opportunity to leave. After all, they were in jail for a reason, so they probably weren't concerned that leaving would break the law. Yet they stayed.

My prayer today:
God, let my voice always carry words of worship and not complaint, especially during the hard times. When I speak, let others hear you. Let my worship compel others to stay (in your presence) when their own circumstances could drive them to flee! And God, let my praise melt the hardest of hearts and lead them to your feet.

02/03/2026

Exodus 15:20-21
Then Miriam, the prophet, Aaron’s sister, took a tambourine and led all the women as they played their tambourines and danced. And Miriam sang this song:
“Sing to the LORD,
for he has triumphed gloriously;
he has hurled both horse and rider
into the sea.”
To understand the significance of this scripture, you must first take a look at the backstory. The Israelites were slaves in Egypt. They had been crying out to God for some time to set them free. So he sent them Moses. After many plagues & much convincing, the Pharaoh of Egypt finally relented and agreed to set them free. According to the Bible, the Israelites left Egypt quickly during the night.
After the Israelites left, Pharaoh changed his mind and sent an army out to capture them. The Israelites found themselves backed against the Red Sea with nowhere to go. It was at that moment that God had Moses place his staff into the sea, causing the waters to split. God's people were able to cross to the other side on dry land. Pharaoh's army, not knowing the power of God, followed them. When all of the Israelites were safely on the banks of the other side of the Red Sea, God released the waters and they came crashing down on the soldiers. Killing everyone.
Here the Israelites stood, on the other side of the sea. Their homes and everything they had known were behind them, and nothing but desert was in front of them. All they had with them was what they could pack in haste and carry. Who knows how much food they had, or water. They may not have even known where they were going or how long it would take to get there. Their future was uncertain. But they were free, and God had just given them a victory.
It's this moment that Moses leads the people in singing a victory song. So what was the significance of Miriam? After Moses led the people in a song, Miriam led the women in full worship! Miriam sang and DANCED and played her tambourine.
Their problems were not over; all uncertainty was still before them, but Miriam celebrated the victory that God had just given them!
My prayer for today:
God, help me to celebrate like Miriam! Help me to see your victories, no matter how small they may seem. Give me a dance in my feet and a song in my voice and teach me to be gracious for everything you do, regardless of the circumstances in front of me!

12/28/2025

This is one of the songs we did in our Kids Puppet Christmas Program. It is my favorite video we have made to date!

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12/03/2025

Everyone who is participating in the 2025 Adoration Parade, don't forget it is this Sunday! If you can, wear red, green or Christmas clothes.

12/03/2025

Join us for our Annual Children's Ministry Christmas Puppet Program!

08/24/2025

Power Verse Sunday 8/24/2025

Created for KIMI Curriculum - Power in the Blood - Power Verse song"...By His stripes we are healed." Isaiah 53:5

08/23/2025

https://youtu.be/OVFd4YhVudI?si=gKwCSKOLI_6d4nj2

I will praise you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all the marvelous things you have done.Psalm 9:1There is more to praise and worship than just s...

08/24/2024

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Glory Barn Branson Kids Sunday morning Christmas performance.

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