Leaning In: How to Find Rest and Reset in God
Rest is paying attention to our God-given needs and limits and choosing to honor God through an unhurried rhythm in our everyday lives.
We discuss the importance of and ideas for children’s faith formation in our children’s and family ministries.
Rest is paying attention to our God-given needs and limits and choosing to honor God through an unhurried rhythm in our everyday lives.
We have the special opportunity as children’s leaders, parents, and disciple-makers to inspire children in the wonder of worship.
Inclusive ministry shows that no matter a child’s ability, they deserve to know how loved and valued they are by their Creator in heaven, and by you.
When you connect your kids to Scripture you help them see themselves as God sees them: infinitely valuable, desperately loved, and entirely welcome.
Children are the church of today. Just as we are. The ministry work that takes place in children’s ministry—it’s all important.
In worship response, it’s our job to set the table and invite kids to respond as they experience God as He moves.
In 2023, every child (and parent) in your ministry was born into a technologically-connected, digital world. The good news: screen time can be God time.
When we look at bringing the Bible to life for our children, let’s move from why to how as we help them discover they are known, loved, and led by God.
At each stage of childhood, we can meet kids exactly where they are. We can model for them what it means to follow Jesus in wonder.
We don’t have to put on a show for the kids we serve. We simply must walk with Jesus. Discover the power of declaring truth in ministry to children.
Discover ways the whole church can nurture the soul’s sense of wonder that sparks desire for life in and with God.
This faith formation guide shares our desire to invite kids, parents, and volunteers into a Gospel-centered journey of curiosity, belief, faith, and identity.