Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders

“The greatest stumbling block for children in worship is parents who don’t cherish their own worship.”

Because motherhood is apologetics, mothers must be good theologians. We must know God, his character, his words, and his ways.

Speaking in front of kids can be more challenging than speaking in front of adults.  If you don't have a creative lesson to engage them, they will create their own lesson. Kids are a tough audience.

While our ultimate desire is to hear God say, “Well done, good and faithful servant,” we all also want to hear our children say, “Well done, good and faithful father” or “Well done, good and faithful mom.”

When Are You Too Old to be a Children's Ministry leader? I don't think this is something you can put an exact time frame on.  I think it varies from person-to-person.

Greg Baird: "Church should be an example and a sanctuary to our families."

In Luke 18, one of the keys to blessings is making children's ministry a priority. Dale Hudson explains why.

How do we teach kids to mature and at the same time not lose the childlike qualities that Jesus praised?