Each story hinges on an issue that children (and their parents) regularly face. But instead of moralistic advice, parents, children, classmates, teachers, and even the pastor offer the grace of forgiveness, the remembrance of Christ’s presence, and the conviction and comfort of the gospel.
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This 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.
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Children’s ministry scholarship as a whole has swung from what I might describe as a Classical education model across the bow to something that looks more and more like a Montessori-style model of Christian education. What should we think of these process-oriented approaches to children’s discipleship?
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If kids are going to trust and believe that God is big enough to address all of the huge challenges we face in our world, they need to hear stories about how he works in miraculous ways.
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This verse is a reminder that in whatever little ways we're given fame or followers, we need to be humble signposts that point to God. He is coming, and he's revealing himself in such a way that his goodness and greatness will cover over the earth
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