While there is no doubt restrictions are inconvenient, we can also see challenges as opportunities rather than obstacles. Kerry Provost of Awana Canada shares nine creative ideas to engage and disciple the kids in your life, even from a distance.
Do you react to current culture or do you intentionally create a good-news environment for the children in your life? Download this printable infographic highlighting four ideas to to help you and your kids grow in your relationship with Jesus.
Do you find Jesus interesting and engaging? Do you make it a priority to help your kids see how delightful he is? Or do you serve Jesus up as a side dish in an already full smorgasbord of activity in your home and or ministry? Watch part five of our “How to Create a Good-News Environment” series to discover why Jesus is better than anything else!
Ministry during a global pandemic: what to keep in mind so we can approach a new season with confidence and hope.
Growing as a follower of Jesus starts from the inside out. Watch the fourth video in our “How to Create a Good-News Environment” series for two ideas to help your kids learn to trust Jesus in a deep way that will last a lifetime.
Kids are going back to school in a drastically changed environment. Churches are making plans for fall when they don’t know if they’ll open. Read on for five important truths to consider when it comes to kicking fear to the curb, finding peace and moving forward with confidence.
When we model God’s gift of grace in our own lives, we set a powerful example for our children. Bill unpacks what it means to be grace-aware in the third installment of the “How to Create A Good-News Environment” series.
The Bible has a lot to say when it comes to kids and faith. Dr. Lawson Murray of Scripture Union Canada shares 20 reasons why children’s ministry is important and why we need to pay attention.
There’s no good news unless we understand why (and how much) we need it in the first place. Part two of our “How to Create a Good-News Environment” series takes a look at the problem of sin and how we can create a loving model to deal with the hard stuff and point kids to Jesus.
When a pandemic knocks us off our feet, facing another ministry season may inspire more dread than delight. A few wise words offer some great advice for how to plan our next ministry steps when we don’t know what to do.