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David didn’t need Saul’s armor—he chose five smooth stones. In the same way, children’s ministry doesn’t start with programs, polish, or the “latest model.” It starts with something simpler and stronger: relationship. In this episode we unpack Deuteronomy 6:1–9 and the first “smooth stone” for discipling kids—relational ministry—showing how God’s Word becomes believable, visible, and life-giving when it’s carried on our hearts and shared through real connection. Because when adults look back on faith as kids, they don’t remember the perfect lesson plan… they remember a person.
By Daniel WattsDavid didn’t need Saul’s armor—he chose five smooth stones. In the same way, children’s ministry doesn’t start with programs, polish, or the “latest model.” It starts with something simpler and stronger: relationship. In this episode we unpack Deuteronomy 6:1–9 and the first “smooth stone” for discipling kids—relational ministry—showing how God’s Word becomes believable, visible, and life-giving when it’s carried on our hearts and shared through real connection. Because when adults look back on faith as kids, they don’t remember the perfect lesson plan… they remember a person.