Incorporating Christ into Everyday Conversations
By: Sam Poore Recently, I have been convicted about how often I truly talk about Christ with the children in my life. How often do I remind my nieces …
The Christ Connection in Israel
The Most Encouraging Moments of My Trip to Israel I got to visit dozens of the Bible’s most wondrous locations: riding donkeys on the outskirts of …
My Trip to Israel: “It’s For Kids!”
If you’ve never seen Explore The Bible: On Location videos, our ETB team works very hard to help me be a host the kids can relate to and connect with. …
The Gospel is Important: God Gives Us Hope
By: Kevin Jones “Rats!” No, not the exclamation you make after you’ve left the house and forgotten the much-needed item for the day’s …
The Gospel is Important: God and Forgiveness
By: Kevin Jones In the Bible the Greek word, aphiemi, is translated to “forgiveness.” What it means in a literal sense is “to let go.” I don’t …
The Importance of Sharing Your Faith Story
By: Crystal Mazzuca “The influence of one loving leader can be immeasurably beneficial in the faith journey of a child.” Flip the Script If you’re …
Kids Ministry and Sharing the Gospel
By: Daniel Kinkade Children need Jesus. In fact, we all do. May we never lose sight of the fact that there is power in our children knowing the God …
Family Discipleship Basics
Cheryl Markland and Jana Magruder join host Chuck Peters to discuss some basics for family discipleship. Check out more at Lifeway.com/lobl
How Names of God Help Kids Understand Who He Is
By: Crystal Mazzuca I remember a camp song where we would sing names of God—names like “Lord of lords,” “Alpha and Omega” and “Prince of …
Discipleship Pathway for Preschool, Kids, and Student Ministry
Danielle Bell joins host Chuck Peters on the podcast to discuss the discipleship pathway for preschool, kids, and student ministry.
Intentional Discipleship in 30 Seconds
Taylor Johnson joins host Chuck Peters on the podcast to discuss how to have intentional conversations in everyday life.
Discipling Kids Through Wonder
By: Hannah Anderson Several years ago, I was lucky enough to teach the primary Sunday School class at a small brick church that was flanked by a …
