Ministering when you are a parent has it's challenges. You might be called to ministry, but as a parent, that must be your first calling. 

The curriculum you use in church matters. Learn about RenewaNation's new curriculum line and what sets it apart.

As a special offer, enter the code 5BIBLE to get $5 off your purchase. https://store.renewanation.org/collections/curriculum

Now that the "ber" months are here, how do you navigate them, pouring into kids and families and add in all of the extra holiday fun without driving mom and dad bonkers?

Wondering what you should and should not have in your children's ministry classroom? Amber has 5 must haves and 5 have nots to help you be intentional in your classroom. 

Take a tour with Amber and see what resources she loves to put into the hands of parents and kids. There's a warning when it comes to resources, though. 

Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/T-67dsSbEVg

With Grandparent's Day this Sunday, how are you not just honoring and celebrating grandparents, but equipping them to fulfill their biblical role as disciple maker?

Check out the Family Ministry Academy here: https://www.renewanation.org/family-ministry-academy

When kids are attending the full congregational church service, is your goal to entertain and keep them quiet? Or are you intentionally training kids on how to worship?

Teaching in a one-room classroom style ministry has is challenges, but it can be done. Here are three tips that will help you engage all ages when you have multiple levels of learning all in the same room. 

I sat down with Christie Thomas, author of the new book "Little Habits, Big Faith" and we talked all things family discipleship. 

Follow Christie at: https://littleshootsdeeproots.com

What does a day trip to Disneyland teach us about doing children's ministry well?