We must be intentional with the resources we equip parents with. Find out the four questions to ask when picking out resources. 

Easter is a month away... are you ready? There are tons of discipleship opportunities, so make sure you are prepared. From lesson ideas to take-home devotions to wow factors - we will talk about it all. 

Background checks aren't enough to keep kids safe. Do you know what red flags to watch out for? KidCheck's Angela Lewton joins us on this important podcast episode. 

Read the full blog here: https://www.kidcheck.com/blog/20-red-flags/
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Our lessons need to draw boys and girls in, engaging them in God's Words. Learning styles, object lessons, magic tricks, and experiences all help to draw kids in. 

Are you using big words and complex theological terms in your children's ministry? You should be. 

We can and should make our lesson times intentional and engaging. We can have fun and play, but it needs to have a purpose. 

After 20+ years in Children's Ministry... here is what I learned. 

What is your plan for when visitors show up? How do you get them to come back?

Resourcing parents is part of our job to equip them to disciple... but there is a right way and a wrong way to do so. Are you resourcing correctly? 

Joined by special guests Sam Luce and Hunter Williams, we discuss the how and why of teaching kids theology as well as their new book. 

Get your copy of How To Teach Kids Theology at New Growth Press.