Remembering Worship for Children
By Sarah Humphrey I recently started taking piano lessons for the first time in my life. As a high schooler, I learned how to read music in choir …
By Sarah Humphrey I recently started taking piano lessons for the first time in my life. As a high schooler, I learned how to read music in choir …
By Sarah Humphrey One of the best ways to help kids learn something new is by teaching a short lesson and then following through with a practical …
By Anna Sargeant Many churches are back to Sunday gatherings this fall in some form or fashion, and children’s ministries are up and running. Whether …
What would I talk about if I had only one hour to talk with a group of parents? The dangers of failing to disciple their kids? Techniques, methods, …
By Sarah Humphrey We have spent the last year of our lives practicing one habit in particular. Can you guess what it is? It involves water, …
Do you know what your favorite sound in the world is? I know mine. It’s when I hear our children laughing and playing and talking together in another …
By Sarah Humphrey “Is the glass half empty or half full?” This wise, old expression teaches us more daily lessons in eight words than most full length …
I am consistently amazed by the sheer volume of opportunities there are for children in today’s culture. It seems like everywhere you turn there is a …
We have a lot of roles as dads. Depending on your child, and depending on their age, you might find yourself as a coach, a tutor, or a counselor. You …
By Sarah Humphrey Summer is a great season to soak up time with your kids or the kids in your ministry circles. With schoolwork out of the picture, …
Sometimes I feel like a failure. I think everyone does. And without trying to be self-deprecating, I’ve lived long enough, worked long enough, and …
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 …