Advent Reflections: Peace in Jesus
The Christmas and Advent season can be the busiest time in the church, be reminded that God gives peace in the chaos.
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The Christmas and Advent season can be the busiest time in the church, be reminded that God gives peace in the chaos.
Advent doesn’t just remind us that one day, we will be with our Redeemer. It also reminds us that until that glorious day, He is with us.
Intergenerational ministry is bringing together people from multiple generations who intentionally invest in and grow with one another as the body of Christ.
Kick-off Sunday is approaching. The task before you is great. But so is your calling as a kids’ ministry leader.
Depend on Jesus, and as you live a life worshipping in wonder, be reminded of the call: Believe in the One God has sent.
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This Easter, may we step from the wilderness of Lent to the reality of Christ’s resurrection with the same joy God promised His people through Isaiah.
Spiritual practices slow us down so we can join God on how and where and when and why He wants us to journey.
Many of us know what we need to do, but sometimes it’s hard putting the ‘should’ into practice.
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Day after day, and year after year, as we tune our hearts and ears to the Holy Spirit, God does a mysterious work in us. And we are transformed.
Children’s ministry worship isn’t just to get out kids’ energy or keep them busy; it’s a chance for them to connect with and express their love for God.
We want kids to know that God can and will work through their lives in unique ways. They fit into His Story and were made for wonder.
Rest is paying attention to our God-given needs and limits and choosing to honor God through an unhurried rhythm in our everyday lives.
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.
The simple reality is we were all created for wonder. God designed us with wonder, and our wonder is what draws us to Him.
When we come together in unity as believers, God’s light shines so bright that the whole world can know that He is who He says He is.
Children are the church of today. Just as we are. The ministry work that takes place in children’s ministry—it’s all important.
As followers of Jesus, we are given a forever friend in the Holy Spirit. Be encouraged today. You are not alone.
Kids are great at wondering. At being amazed. At being curious. Let’s encourage them and support families as they wonder in God’s truth!
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.
We have been given a precious opportunity to lead the children in our ministries, yet we cannot give away the things that we do not possess.
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