The Gospel of Jesus Christ is “The good news!” But I wonder if our children see it as the truly good news it really is?

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is “The good news!” But I wonder if our children see it as the truly good news it really is?
Are you struggling to lead your children because you are, well, ordinary? Maybe you don’t feel knowledgeable of the Word, or your ability to teach it.
What Christian parent doesn’t want their children to follow Jesus? Tragically, it is possible to appear to follow him—without really knowing him.
What does it mean to be a faithful parent? Is it making sure our kids are clothed and fed? Maybe it is remembering to tell them we love them every day?
Do you want to excite your children? If so, here are some kid-approved ideas: end school early, take them to a movie… or read them the book of Ezekiel…
It was very late one night. I was working in my office when one of the “sibling informers” stormed into my office with tidings of great destruction…
The purpose of this self-evaluation is simply to get you thinking about where you are in your pursuit of the ordinary disciplines that when faithfully…
The hotel ballroom was packed. I was one of three plenary speakers at a conference for youth and children’s ministry leaders. In commenting on the alarming…
It was one of those conversations where Leslee and I could not seem to understand each other. Though calm, things were not going swimmingly
Listed below are five relationship-building questions that I put together and gave to each of my three oldest children age 13-16 right after Christmas.