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Got a great question about Jesus' return, a good knock, knock joke and an image of an epic fail. How do you think the car got there? Use the arrows to move around in the slide show or press stop to stay a little longer on a particular slide. Please note, that when I include... Continue Reading →
This week's show includes a difficult riddle (see if you can figure it out before looking at the answer), the movie Hop and Jesus' love. Use the arrows to move around in the slide show or press stop to stay a little longer on a particular slide. Please note, that when I include references to... Continue Reading →
FREE Illustrated Bible. I grew up on the ICB (International Children's Bible). Now it comes complete with thousands of illustrations in a comic book style! Click the link to get free selections of stories and entire books.
Watch this Easter story with your children. This video comes from the Beginner's Bible. Get it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buTPoeqO7Bk&cm_mmc=ExactTarget-_-Kidz-_-Easter2011-_-Beginners+Bible
At church in our kids service, we're focusing on the theme Epic Adventures for the month. It's all about joining God in the adventure He's designed for us. Last Sunday we talked about the most epic fail of all time: the original sin. This sin is what prevents us from living in God's epic adventure.... Continue Reading →
Show this video and talk about what needs to happen for us to come to God and be rescued from our sin! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeuosiXiUqw
As parents, we want to pass on good values to our children. We want them to grow up making right choices. We'd love to see them develop great character, excel in school, have long-lasting friendships and live with wisdom. As complex and pressure-packed as these goals may feel, accomplishing them doesn't have to be overwhelming.... Continue Reading →
Observe. Notice habits, nuances, personality. Watch how they relate and play. Learn what they think about and their tendencies. Get to know the child. Culture. Be a student of kid culture. Read Toys R Us, watch their shows (and enjoy them!), play with their toys and games. Ask. Ask lots of questions! Who, what, where,... Continue Reading →
Prayer is in essence a fancy word for conversation and connection with God. Teaching kids to pray can be tricky, but you can do it. A few friends and I had a conversation about this not too long ago. We talked about the challenges of it and the frustrations that go along with it. For... Continue Reading →
Dive into this issue to catch a glimpse of what kids are curious about. There's a new game called Minecraft, strange names like Muddy Waters, friendship, Peter's denial of Jesus and more. Use the arrows to move around in the slide show or press stop to stay a little longer on a particular slide. Please... Continue Reading →
Pastor Steve is a Children's and Family Pastor. He communicates about parenting, family and children's ministry.
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