CLC Children’s Ministry Coordinator talks to us about how we can share faith with children, how to involve them in sharing faith as a family, and strategies for bringing our faith into the home during the week.

It's common for many of us in our society to try to be self-reliant and go our own way, but that can be a very difficult and lonely road. God's invitation for us is to rely on Him and let Him care for us.

God has a purpose for all of us. For some of us, it’s hard to see what our purpose is. This can be a great opportunity for us to share our faith with our friends and neighbors!

When God sent His Son, He sent Him as a baby who was reliant on those around Him. What can that teach us about our faith and about sharing that faith with others?

As we head into the Christmas season, many of us will have opportunities to spend time with friends and family that we may not see often and that we may have disagreements with. How can we avoid conflict and focus on sharing God's love with them?

There are lots of events during Christmas to which we can invite others. These invitations can be an easy way to introduce our friends and neighbors to Jesus and His church.

We all know people who seem to be looking for something more in their life. God's kingdom offers that something more and we get to look for ways to share it with those around us!

When we talk with others about our faith, focusing on Jesus, who He is and what He does for us is almost always the best place to start!

Many people view the Bible as simply a "road map" for their life, but God's Word is so much more than that.

One of the many arguments Christians hear from non-believers is that many Christians that they've met have been hypocritical. The Apostle Paul shares with us in Romans 7 that he has that problem in his own life.