The Surprising Thing About Kids Ministry: Handling Multiple Generations
Since most kids ministries handle those from kindergarten through middle school, the challenge of culture related to distinctive generations is a surprisingly pressing one.
The Real Sinner’s Prayer and Our Need for Control
There are a thousand ways God could have placed his people in Egypt, but he did it through a broken family that needed deep healing.
Lessons in Parenting from the Story of Joseph
Parenting is not intuitive, like eating or sleeping. It takes intentionality and some real sweat. In our household we say that marriage is a...
Ministry: Keeping it in the Family
If we neglect our families for the sake of our ministry, we are, in effect, abandoning our first ministry.
3 Missional Points to Remember as Your Kids Go Back to School
Sending kids back to school is an implicitly missional activity. Read more from Sarah Parham as she helps direct our thoughts to how to do so faithfully.
How Families Can Use Tech Wisely: A Book Review
How can families use technology responsibly? Ben Snyder reviews the book, The Tech-wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in its Proper Place, by Andy Crouch.
4 Keys to Leading Well at Home and Church
In today's post, John Silkauskas shares four ways to lead by integrity—both at church and at home.
7 Ways to Create a Welcoming Environment for Children and Their Parents
Do you wonder how you can create an environment of welcome for children and families? Rebecca Rutherford shares 7 tips for making others feel like they belong.
Freed to Love: 3 Keys for Committing to Community
Are you struggling to have real community? Katie Heckel shares three tips to help you interact with your neighbors in healthy ways.
10 Ways to Bring Lent to Life
Do you want to get the most you can out of this Lenten season? Winfield Bevins shares 10 ways to make Lent come to life for your family discipleship.
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