Matt Adams
We are living in an era where the boundary between what is real and what is fabricated has never been blurrier. Between AI-generated media, deepfakes, heavy photo filtering, and algorithmically tailored social feeds, young people spend hours every day consuming digital content designed specifically to manipulate their attention and perception. For parents trying to [...]
Renewanation
By Michael Wallenmeyer If your son or daughter isn’t walking with Jesus right now, I want you to know something up front: you are not alone, and God has not abandoned your child or your family. As I’ve prayed for many parents over the years, I know there is always good reasons to be hopeful. [...]
Amber Pike
What are you sending home for families to help them prepare for Christmas and the celebration of Jesus? Many families are both more open and more committed to daily discipleship and Scripture reading during December. Because of this, sending home a quality Advent resource or devotional for families is an easy win when it [...]
Amber Pike
Some children learn best by listening (auditory learners). Some learn best by seeing (visual learners). Some learn best by doing (kinesthetic learners). But all children learn when they are active participants. Think about how engaged the children in your ministry are during all aspects of lesson time. Do you have the kids’ full [...]
Dr. Josh Mulvihill
We all feel a mixture of emotions about the killing of Charlie Kirk. I have two college-aged sons, and his assassination hit our family hard. In our family, there have been many tears, grief, anger, and many questions about what our country has become and what this means moving forward. On the day of [...]
Amber Pike
When you load up into the car after church on Sunday, as a parent, you want to ask your kids about church. All too often, the question asked is “Did you have fun?” We need to train parents on asking better questions. Kids can have fun anywhere! Sure, we want kids to have fun [...]
Renewanation
By Carl Barnhill, Church Visuals In today’s digital age, the way we communicate the gospel has evolved. If we look at Scripture, there are clear examples of how the Bible visually communicates the Gospel. As ministry leaders, whether you’re a senior pastor, communications director, or a creative volunteer, it’s helpful to leverage visual media to [...]
Amber Pike
The Bible isn’t a collection of disjointed stories. It’s one big story containing true events and accounts. The Bible tells of God’s redemptive love for His creation, with everything pointing to or flowing out of Jesus. When we just teach Bible stories to kids, they don’t get an accurate view of the inerrancy of [...]
Dr. Josh Mulvihill
Children need salvation in Christ, and God designed the home as the context to transfer faith from one generation to the next. The home is God’s discipleship center to expose sin and help one another grow in godliness. Marriage, parenting, and grandparenting are sanctifying relationships that help us to die to self and become [...]
Amber Pike
Summer camp is amazing. It’s one of my favorite weeks of the year, in fact. There’s just something about camp. Over and over again, I’ve witnessed the power camp has and the opportunities it provides to both change a child’s eternity and grow a child’s faith. Maybe it’s the extra time building relationships with [...]
Renewanation
By Ruth Carter Whaaat? They’re going to college this year? Seems like just yesterday she was trying out for the middle school volleyball team and just yesterday, when the friends came over, they were building forts in the woods and snacking on fish crackers. Just yesterday he was asking for a LEGO Star Wars Ultimate [...]
