How to Share the Gospel with Your Child

We must intentionally share the gospel with our kids and invite them to respond by believing it.

Children's Ministry, ParentingJared KennedySeptember 7, 2020Evangelism, family discipleshipComment

Family Friday Links 9.4.20

Family Friday LinksPat AldridgeSeptember 4, 2020encouragement, burnout, churchComment

Music for Little Ones

It is often what a person sings about God that he or she really believes and takes to heart. So, what should we be looking for when writing or selecting music for children? Here are seven criteria.

Children's MinistryChandi PlummerSeptember 3, 2020Worship, Music, Singing, Song SelectionComment

The Coming of Zion's King

DevotionalJared KennedyAugust 31, 2020ZechariahComment

Family Friday Links 8.28.20

Pat AldridgeAugust 28, 2020Comment

Having Conversations about Race with Toddlers and Preschoolers

If I’m honest, when I first read that children start developing racial biases around five years old (see the chart below), I didn’t believe it. That seemed too young.

Children's MinistryRachel MillsAugust 27, 2020Black Lives Matter, Race, Toddler, PreschoolComment

Dignity, Disability, and Destiny: An Interview with Dan Darling

During our first Glorious Hope conference, I was able to chat with one of our speakers, Dan Darling, about his keynote address. Here are his answers to my questions.

Event, InterviewJared KennedyAugust 24, 2020Leadership, Special Needs, Human Dignity, Image of GodComment

Friday Family Links 8.21.2020

Pat AldridgeAugust 21, 2020Comment

For friends and relatives of those with special needs children

Andrew and Rachel Wilson have written a book that I believe will be a Christian classic for parents of special needs children. One profound chapter is Rachel’s “A Note to Friends and Relatives.”

Special NeedsJared KennedyAugust 20, 2020Books, SufferingComment