Gospel-Centered Children’s Ministry Part 3: Gospel-Centered Interactions
By Anna Sargeant This is the last part of a 3-part series on what makes gospel-centered ministry: gospel-centered teaching, gospel-centered values, …
By Anna Sargeant This is the last part of a 3-part series on what makes gospel-centered ministry: gospel-centered teaching, gospel-centered values, …
By Sarah Humphrey I’m not sure about you, but I wasn’t 100% prepared for parenting when I became a parent. In fact, I was mostly clueless. Like many …
By Sarah Humphrey Several days a week, I sit down with our kids to teach a devotion for our “family style” portion of school. We sit at the kitchen …
By Sarah Humphrey Life is better with a friend. It’s even better when that friend is God! Who doesn’t want to have someone they can talk to, …
By Anna Sargeant This post is part two of a three-part series about what makes a gospel-centered ministry: gospel-centered teaching, gospel-centered …
Samuel Slater was born into an English farming family. He got a basic education, but at age ten began working at a cotton mill. He was later …
By Alyssa Jones This year, make sure your kids remember Easter for more than pastel colors or baskets of treats. The significance of Easter is so much …
My dad is an increasingly rare kind of man. He grew up the son of a farmer outside of a town with one stoplight in the Texas panhandle. He spent his …
By Kayla Stevens Celebrate. The word is simple enough, but in the midst of a pandemic, unrest, and uncertainty, celebration may have taken a …
By Sarah Humphrey Thank goodness, 2021 is a new year! We are living in a time of history unlike any other. There were many barriers and some …
We’ve all heard the command of God through Moses to parents. These familiar words found in Deuteronomy 6:4-9 encourage parents to be about the …
Both the new and improved and the tried and true have important places in our kids ministries. In this post we will seek to strike a balance in …