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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 3
I’ve been writing about prayer – the wide and narrow road approaches. I’ve said, “When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a ‘wide road
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This week we are giving away THREE of my favorite books: Building Faith at Home by Mark A. Holmen – “While church programs and Sunday School can do much to encourage belief in today’s
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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 2
Last week I wrote about the “wide road approach” to prayer and said, “When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a ‘wide road approach’
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Thinking for a Change #3
Hello friends. In case you’ve never met me or don’t know a little about me, I like to think about stuff. I like to determine how things work or at least how I think
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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin
When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a “wide road approach” which leads to a shallow walk and a “narrow road approach” which leads
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Do You “Fact Check” What You Teach?
Our audience is children, right? How will they know if we get something wrong, biblically or culturally? I’ve found that it is incredibly easy to teach kids stuff. Dish in a little wonder, mystery
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A Leaky Toilet, a Sawzall, and a Story about Kidmin Training
The contractor I was working with the other day told me to sawzall the sub-floor to the basement bathroom where the toilet had been leaking for the past 3 years, while he ran and
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The One Tool That Every Children’s Pastor Should Have in Their Belt
You might think that the indispensable tool in ministry is the Bible. It is certainly indispensable. But I would argue that the Bible is more than a tool. It is a foundation, a weapon, and God’s
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Teaching Kids to Serve – A Kidmin Priority!
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” (1 Peter 4:10) Every children’s minister hopes to see their students
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Leading Kids in Worship – Part 5 – Evaluation
We have been sharing with you the concepts and practices that involve music and worship in a Children’s Ministry setting. As each of these ideas has been shared I hope it has sparked an
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