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We live in a culture saturated with illusions. From carefully curated social media feeds to digital trickery and shifting cultural narratives, preteens today are bombarded with messages about what is real, what is true, and what matters. By the time kids reach the preteen years—ages 9 through 12—they are naturally transitioning from concrete thinking [...]

As backpacks fill, calendars fill up, and families settle into new routines, another school year begins. August is a season of fresh starts, a time to establish new rhythms, set new goals, and prepare for the year ahead. We want to be intentional about using this school year to help our children and grandchildren [...]

Back-to-school season means your calendar is already full. New forms, lunch schedules, and the sports sign-up you almost forgot. You want to make faith a priority, especially in this season of new beginnings, but it can feel like one more thing you don’t have the capacity for. What if, instead of adding to your [...]

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 [...]

When many parents hear the word discipleship, they immediately picture a formal setup: sitting around the kitchen table with workbooks open, a structured lesson plan, and perfectly behaved children listening intently for thirty minutes. If you’ve ever tried family discipleship like this in the past, you know that keeping kids engaged in a formal [...]

Whether you call it the Lord's Supper or something else, the question remains—how should we handle it with our children? Children need to understand both the significance and importance of the Lord’s supper. From the classroom, sanctuary, and the home, we need to show children the importance of what Jesus has done for us. [...]

You’ve planned, promoted, and executed your event. Once everything is cleaned up and put away, the event is over, right? No! The last part of any event needs to be an evaluation.   After your event, ask yourself and your team these questions. What worked well? What needs improvement? Any overages or shortages? How [...]

When you share the gospel with children, you aren’t doing it because you like to hear yourself talk. You aren’t teaching them the depths of God’s love for them in hopes that no one pays attention or remembers the lesson. You want the boys and girls sitting in your ministry to listen as you [...]