Theology and Kids
Sometimes, in children’s ministry, we wait to take kids deeper, assuming that the next leader, say, the student pastor, will handle that. What …
Family Worship – Simply Put
We don\’t know how to begin this post. We can only say that you need to listen to this above almost all of the podcasts that we\’ve posted …
On a Mission for God. It’s Not a Calling for Some, it’s a Commission for All
Leaders in the church often talk about missional living. But how do we let this play out when it comes to our kids? Do we cast the vision of living …
Christmas for the KidMin Leader
We\’ve gathered up the top ten ranking Christmas-themed blog posts from years past! Click on the titles below to read the posts in their …
Friday Freebie: Family Advent Guide
As the holidays approach, we are excited to help families grow in their love for one another and for Jesus Christ. As a gift to kids ministry leaders …
Ministering to the Minister’s Kids
I wasn’t a PK (Preacher’s Kid) but I was a DK (Deacon’s Kid) and the PKs and the DKs hung out together a lot. I know from watching my PK friends that …
Is Balance a Loaded Word?
Are you like me and find yourself tempted to measure a good day like a recipe? When you lay your head down at night, do you go through a list and hope …
Teaching Kids to Pray
by Mary Wiley No matter if a child is learning to deal with his parents’ divorce or is just sad because he has to wait his turn to play on the swing, …
30 Seconds – A Critical Interaction With Parents
We know that we’ve got to lead parents into understanding that they are to be the primary spiritual influences in their kids lives. In fact, …
How Do You Disciple New Believers?
By William Summey I remember so vividly when my oldest son received Christ as Savior and Lord. He prayed at home with my wife leading him in prayer. …
Parenting Wisely: Talking to Kids About Same-Sex Marriage
In light of the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage last week, many of you have asked for wisdom and words on how to discuss the new cultural …
Connecting with Today’s Parents
Today’s generation of parents is quite unique. Most of them are very, very busy and often find themselves in a culture of being over committed. They …
