Teaching Kids How God Can Work Through Our Problems
Ask God to help your kids see problems as more than obstacles, to instead see them as opportunities as well.
Ask God to help your kids see problems as more than obstacles, to instead see them as opportunities as well.
Practicing virtues isn’t enough because our best isn’t good enough. But the very good news is that Jesus is the vine that helps us grow!
Before the first child peeks into your classroom or races over to you for a hug this week, pause and give the Holy Spirit full access to your heart, your mind, your soul.
Be encouraged to spend time with Jesus as we begin another new year. You can begin again.
We have a heart-healing message for any child whose world is falling apart—but how do we go about sharing it?
Summer months come with a stack of challenges—especially for working parents. Each challenge is also an opportunity for you to serve those parents and their kids.
Join your kids in letting the truth of God’s presence sink deeply into your heart.
God knows us well enough to reach us in ways we don’t see coming. So watch for Him working in your life…and be ready for some surprises.
Children’s ministry is meant to aim kids toward a full, fulfilling relationship with Jesus—where they can’t avoid being awestruck.
Get 6 practical ways kids can experience the love of God through you—because you’ll be loving those kids in the very ways God loves you.
When you connect your kids to Scripture you help them see themselves as God sees them: infinitely valuable, desperately loved, and entirely welcome.