God is not dull—and our kids’ ministry shouldn’t be either. By using sensory learning tools like sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell, we can help children experience the wonder of God in tangible ways. In this post, I’ll show you how to bring the Days of Creation to life so kids can engage with a God who is real, present, and full of joy.

Being at a Bible camp offers us a unique opportunity that we do not get in our normal Sunday church services – we get to do life together. We get to model faith in action. Therefore, it is possible to model and teach authentic Christianity and true spiritual formation in the space that being at a camp together allows. This post will offer you some tools and thought processes to craft a missionally-minded faith journey at the next camp you lead.

There are some tell-tale signs that your small group is running on fumes. If you find yourself burnt out after each gathering, struggling to convince people to attend, and wondering if it’s worth it to keep going, this post is for you. We will discover five possible areas of change to consider when it comes to effectively leading your small group of youth, emerging adults, or millennials. 

“They say they built the train tracks over the Alps before there was a train that could make the trip. They built it anyway..."

We live as followers of Jesus by keeping our gaze fixed on Him - that way we won't get distracted or forget why we started.

Like steel that draws to a magnet, it is in our DNA to draw towards God. And from this space (of fulfilled purpose) there erupts joy, growth

Even in community, there is immeasurable worth in rest. Discover these 2 spiritual disciplines, how they overlap, and what sets them apart

Whatever the situation, when things do not go the way we hoped they would, it can be easy to get discouraged, negative, and even depressed.

Even though it is good to be true to yourself, there is also a lot of value in change that the world does not always see.

Even though we know that God is good; do we see Him in the midst of our day-to-day life?

Sometimes we wonder where God is. The situation we are in is too desperate or too mundane and we cannot see Him at all.

This Bible journaling post covers the book of Exodus. It gives creative ideas and prompts.

Exploring foods in the Bible can be a fun and sensory engaging way to teach kids about God's ways.

"It's just babysitting" How can you move your kids ministry from entertainment to true faith formation instead?

How do we know that God is there? Why does He feel so far away sometimes? Can we trust that He is real and near?