With the dawn of the Reformation, church leaders called for a return to family discipleship, instructing parents, and especially fathers, to take an active role in teaching their children the faith. Luther’s plan for reaching the next generation began with a focus on the family. He was passionate about parents teaching their children.
Read MoreClassroom discussions are incredibly important to any Sunday School lesson plan. We’ll examine why this time is valuable, how it can go off the rails, and cover some tips to help make sure this time is beneficial to the kids you’re leading each week.
Read MoreWhen the children of Israel were afraid and discouraged, they’d shrink back from what God had commanded them to do. But over and over again, God commands his people to trust him and be brave.
Read MoreChildren and students benefit from the combined influences of godly parents and the discipleship ministries of their local church.
Read MoreThis is a verse about our identity as Christians, and I believe what Paul is saying is that the most important thing about me—the most important thing about us—is not our story, but Christ's story that has been given to us.
Read MoreBecause every person is part of a family, it’s essential that every Christian be able to navigate issues of family ethics with a rooted and biblical frame of reference.
Read MoreSo, you've found yourself in a teaching position with children or youth at your church, and you want to make sure your teaching stays gospel centered. Here are six questions you should be asking.
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