Children's Ministry Blogs

Cradle Care Ministry: How Your Church Can Welcome Babies & Families

A cradle care ministry is a fantastic way for churches to naturally engage new parents or expectant families.

Voices With Ed Stetzer: A Missiological Assessment of Critical Race Theory II

D.A. Horton brings CRT’s themes to Scripture for an objective measurement of its claims.. Pastor Horton is a Latino missiologist, academic and author, and his latest book, Intensional, delves into ethnic reconciliation.

Care About Others: How to Cultivate Children’s Hearts

God’s Word says we achieve greatness by loving and serving. That involves respect, humility, and care about others.

A Long-Lost Love Letter: The Gift of True Words

She unfolded the love letter and could hardly believe the words she was seeing. Tears blurred the greeting at the top of the page, yet she could still make out his hello from some Christmas past: “Dear Bright Eyes.”

How Church Leadership Trends Impact Children’s Ministry

Leadership Network recently released a report about the changing role of Senior Pastors. As I read it, I reflected on what these shifts mean...

Building Bridges to Every Learner: The Art of Teaching to All Learning Styles

Jody Capehart explains what she looks for when evaluating teachers for excellence.

What Story Will Your Kids Tell?

What story will your kids tell?…Will they talk about parents who loved them and loved each other?

The Gift of Laughter – Make Memories

Last night we took our entire family (that’s eight with all our kids at home) out to a dinner show in Orlando.  The name...

Practicing Gratitude: The Gratitude Box

Gina McClain has a suggestion for families to help celebrate Thanksgiving in a tangible way.

Guerrilla Parenting: What Makes You Feel Better?

The Power Of Family. At the end of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory it adds a few scenes that were not in the original movie....

Bustle

by Billy Phenix “What do you feel threatens the health of families the most these days?” Throughout my years in ministry, my thoughts on that oft-asked...