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 …
The Great Commission Isn’t Just for Adults
Taylor Johnson joins Host Chuck Peters on the podcast to discuss tips on talking to kids about missions. Check out more about ETCH Conference HERE
Intentional Discipleship Plan for All Ages
By Kimba Campbell I do not have a green thumb. I have tried to keep plants alive at times, but I always seem to fail. One of my favorite plants was …
Equipping Kids To Share Their Faith
Lauren Bush joins the podcast to discuss how to equip kids to share their faith.
How to Leave a Legacy of Discipleship
The word legacy refers to anything that is handed down from the past. It can be property, money, good looks, talents—even behaviors such as …
Reaching Beyond the Bible Lesson
By Kayla Stevens “I miss *Hudson. How do you know that he is having fun with God in heaven?” We had just finished the Bible story on …
3 Tips to Use Games as a Path for Learning
It’s no secret that kids love games. If we’re honest, adults do too, right? Whether it’s in our normal kids ministry activities, a …
Asking the Impossible: Seeking True Change in Our Kids
By Alyssa Jones “Just … stop. Just stop it.” I heard my own exasperated words as I spoke to my second grader, knowing they were not at all helpful to …
