Category Archives: Worship

Administrative, Blog, Curriculum, Holy Spirit, KidMin, Leadership, Teaching, The Bible, The Love of the Father, Volunteers, Worship

The Crucial Role of Sharing the Gospel in Kids’ Ministry

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Today, I want to share a story—a story that resonates deeply with the heart of children’s ministry. My wife and I consider ourselves fortunate that a few years ago we were granted a unique opportunity: participation in Jim Wideman’s coaching program. To many, he’s simply “Brother Jim.” His wisdom, experience, and passion for children’s ministry […]

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Administrative, Blog, Curriculum, Leadership, Parenting, Prayer, Sale, Teaching, The Bible, Worship

Are Your Kids Ready to Grow Up Strong in Christ?

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In a world filled with complexities, Jesus’ command to “go into all the world and make disciples” may sound like a daunting task. But, when it comes to nurturing the faith of children, it’s all about embracing simplicity. To truly make disciples of the kids in our classes, we need to understand what it means […]

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Administrative, Blog, Curriculum, KidMin, Leadership, Prayer, The Bible, Uncategorized, Worship

How Your Kids Can Have Super Strong Faith

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“Study this Book of Instruction continually. Meditate on it day and night so you will be sure to obey everything written in it. Only then will you prosper and succeed in all you do.” Joshua 1:8 (NLT) How does your faith keeps pace with what you say? Faith comes by hearing the Word of God. […]

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Blog, Creativity, Holy Spirit, KidMin, Leadership, Parenting, Prayer, Teaching, Volunteers, Worship

What You Believe, Is What You Get

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You Get What You Believe In 1 Samuel chapter three, we read the story of how God spoke to the child, Samuel. The boy Samuel ministered before the Lord under Eli. In those days the word of the Lord was rare; there were not many visions. 2 One night Eli, whose eyes were becoming so weak that he could barely see, was lying down […]

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Blog, Creativity, Curriculum, Holy Spirit, How To, Just for fun, KidMin, Object Lesson, Prayer, Teaching, The Bible, Worship

I’ve Got Some Good News…

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When I first started out teaching kids, I thought, “Where do I want my kids to be at the end of the year?”  I picked out the topics I wanted to cover and then broke it down and developed the series I would teach. That is how Super Church Classic was created. I’ve got some good news. […]

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Blog, Curriculum, KidMin, Object Lesson, Teaching, Worship

Where is the best place to worship God?

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Worship seems to be the easiest way to get into the presence of God. (Even unchurched people are drawn by true, sincere worship.) The Bible says, “The Father seeks such to worship Him.” What is God looking for? He is looking for people who are seeking Him. The reason we were created was to fellowship […]

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Administrative, Blog, Christmas, Creativity, Curriculum, KidMin, Leadership, Parenting, Preschool, Teaching, The Bible, The Love of the Father, Volunteers, Worship

Is Amazon Bringing Back The Holiday Catalog?

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Last week, I received in the mail, at my home, a catalog from Amazon.  It included stickers and a special page for kids to write down what they wanted for Christmas.  Yes, Amazon has brought back the “Holiday Catalog.” If there is one thing we can all agree on, it is that receiving gifts is […]

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Blog, KidMin, Leadership, Worship

How to Get Your Fifth-Grade Boys to Worship

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The worship of children is precious to the Lord. He really likes it when children worship Him. In fact, the Bible calls it perfect praise (see Matt. 21:16 nkjv). If the worship part of the service is for the Lord, what do you think He wants? Does He want it to be exciting? Does He […]

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Administrative, Blog, Holy Spirit, Worship

7 Tips for Starting a Worship Team in your KidMin

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Do you remember your first couple of weeks as the KidMin leader? Expecting everyone and their dog to come volunteer at this incredible ministry God had laid on your heart, only to discover most adults wanted to stay in “adult” church. Hmm. Well, when the adults are away, the kids will play. Let me tell […]

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