Most Christian moms and dads have thoughts about Jesus throughout the day, and all that is required is opening up about what’s already on your mind. Below are 10 simple topics to help get coversations started! Use the starters that feel natural to you, or think of others! Talking about their relationship with God via […]
Parable: The Pharisee and the Publican (Part One)
During this blog post, we’re going to go over the first part of the parable Bible lesson focusing on The Pharisee and the Publican. It’s very hard for kids to be humble, especially in school, where droves of kids are rivaling for positions that will get them noticed in every way–socially, academically, and in sports […]
Fishers of Men Fishing Poles Craft
Today, we’re going to make a fun church craft that can be used in coordination with Matthew 4:18-22. It’s a fishing pole craft to help teach “Fishers of Men”! Looking for more great Bible Craft Ideas? Check out these 40 Awesome Make & Take Bible Crafts! Fishers of Men Fishing Poles Craft Craft Materials Hangers […]
Mustard Seed Bite Snacks
During this blog post, we’re going to talk about a yummy snack you can make for your children’s ministry class that’s related to one of the most well-known Bible parables. The parable is “Faith Like a Grain of Mustard Seed,” and the corresponding scriptures are: Matthew 13, Mark 4, and Luke 13. Bible Snack Ingredients […]
New Years Mom Challenge: 7 Mini Challenges to Bring Kids Closer to God in the New Year
The New Year will arrive in less than a week, and Christians around the world will be praying with hopes for a more prosperous, less worrisome new year. Prayers for our nation will be at the top of the list, but parents will no doubt be praying for their hopes and dreams concerning their children. […]
How to Talk to God (and not break out in hives and actually enjoy yourself) – Part 3
This is the third and final installment related to the “How to Talk to God” Bible lesson series. For Part 1, head over here; Part 2 can be found here. During this final part of the lesson, we’re going to go over a small group discussion you can have with your students as well as […]
Christmas Play Scripts: 5 Mistakes to Avoid
Choosing and adapting a Christmas play script based on the participant’s ages and abilities will keep everyone engaged and entertained. Avoiding the following commonly made mistakes will insure a smooth production. Tailoring a Christmas pageant script to your congregation’s children is important to the overall success of the production. The number of participants, age ranges, […]
Children’s Christmas Pageant: How to Include Kids Under 5
There are numerous ways to incorporate children under the age of five in a Christmas pageant. With careful role selection and orderly rehearsals, every child can be successfully included. Including kids under the age of five can be tricky when it comes to putting on a children’s Christmas pageant. This age group often has a […]
How to Talk to God (and not break out in hives and actually enjoy yourself) – Part 2
During today’s blog post, we’re going to go over a Bible activity that you can do with your students to help them become more comfortable talking to God. This is part two of the lesson–part one can be found here. Activity Preparation Take the ten parts of the Lord’s prayer that are numbered and in […]