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One Way, or One Road?
One way to heaven sounds like a lot of pressure — until you read the rest of the sentence and find a very different kind of “only.” Pick the age you're teaching — each version is written from the ground up for how that age actually thinks, not just simplified from another one.
K-2
The Sunflower Who Worried
A small, crooked sunflower is sure she’s growing all wrong — until she notices the sun comes up for every flower in the field. Grade 3-5Tightrope or Compass?
On a tightrope, one wobble and you’re out. With a compass, you can find your way from anywhere in the room — even after you get spun around. Grade 6-8Am I Doing It Wrong?
Everyone else seems to have the instructions. You’re off to the side, squinting. What if the “narrow way” was never about the road at all? TeenOne Way, or One Road?
One way to heaven sounds like a lot of pressure — until you read the rest of the sentence and find a very different kind of “only.” Age 21+The One Way That Isn’t a Road
Many of us carry a picture of one narrow road to God, with ourselves somewhere off to the side, squinting. What if the one way is a consciousness — and the narrow part is where we’re looking?More on the way
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