In this episode, Justin and and a LifeKids Pastor discuss the importance of connecting and pastoring the parent. We are a family ministry, not just a kid ministry.

In this episode, we discuss the excitement of families and kids returning to church during the At The Movies series.  LifeKids is impacting local communities and the world during this series.  So, thank you for leading kids to become fully devoted followers of Christ!

We have a special episode this month! We have five LifeKids Pastors sharing amazing stories from their campuses. Hear inspiring stories about inviting, worship, and so much more.

On this episode, Justin and Britton discuss the importance of connecting and inviting leaders as well as  families in this reopening season. God created us for relationships!

In this episode Justin and LifeKids Pastor, Sarah Bates, discuss the importance of having meaningful conversations with kids when LifeKids reopens in the future. This is a time to reconnect and grow closer with kids, families, and other leaders.

In this episode, we discuss how the LifeKids ministry looks during this COVID-19 season and how you can continue to connect with kids and families. Our mission is the same--to lead kids to become fully devoted followers of Christ.

What do Taylor Swift, coffee, and the Kansas City Chiefs have in common? In this episode we talk about strengthening relationships with kids and practical ways to achieve that deeper connection! Every kid has a story--do you know it?

What does it mean to mean to make families feel wanted and welcomed?  In this installment of the LifeKids Leader Podcast, we discuss some amazing and easy ways make families feel loved as soon as they walk through the doors of Life.Church and LifeKids.

In this episode we discuss the importance of partnering with parents and share some great ways you can do so as a LifeKids leader!  For more information and resources, visit leaders.life.church.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of small groups. We talk about how your influence can be a pivotal part of a child's long term story. Are you someone's Tony, Tim, or Dana?