How to Create a Discipleship Strategy for Kids Ministry
By Jana Magruder Kids ministry leaders wear a lot of hats. On any given week, we might be recruiters, trainers, event planners, volunteer …

By Jana Magruder Kids ministry leaders wear a lot of hats. On any given week, we might be recruiters, trainers, event planners, volunteer …

By Kimba Campbell Children’s ministry is far more than a program. It is a calling for the whole church. When every generation …

By Landry Holmes Summertime. The days grow long, and life’s pace seems slow. Popsicles and water sprinklers cool us down. Families go on vacation and …

By Kayla Fowler Talking to kids about baptism is a joyful and meaningful opportunity. Kids come to this conversation with different questions and …

By: Kayla Stevens Our culture is engaged in a big debate over personal identity. The conclusions reached in that debate will affect our children, …

By: Aaron Wilson Hundreds of years ago, Christians were an awful group of people. No, I don’t mean they were terrible or mean-spirited, even though …

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 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 …

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. …

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 …

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 …

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 …
