Keeping a faith journal is a Christian spiritual discipline that can be greatly beneficial

These ten ideas will help you deepen your faith this year.

What is the meaning of Christmas gifts? Why do we do it, how can we redeem it, and what do we teach our children about it?

The Christmas tree's meaning might surprise you, but the Bible is full of imagery of trees being signs of life and faith. This Christmas, get more intentional with the tree you put up.

The Christmas lights' meaning might surprise you, but the Bible is full of imagery of light breaking into darkness and overcoming it. This Christmas, get more intentional with the lights you put up.

In this contemplative devotional style blog, I journey with the parable of the sower and my own life experience lately - finding God in it.

The Book of Nahum, a minor prophetic book in the Bible, is often overlooked or forgotten. This article takes you through the need-to-know factors of this book.

These 5 easy crafts and activities teach kids about baptism in a new fresh way that has not been done a million times!

We don’t just minister to children—we minister with families. In this post, explore how to build trust, offer encouragement, and walk alongside parents in discipling their kids. With practical tips, a garden metaphor, and 1 Corinthians 3:6, this post reminds us: we plant, they water, and God brings the growth.

We don’t just want to entertain children with a Bible story. In this post, explore how to choose and adapt lessons that help kids encounter the living Word of God. With simple tools, sensory engagement, and space for the Holy Spirit, your teaching can become a place where children truly meet Jesus.

Planning a smooth kids ministry starts with thoughtful scheduling and clear communication. This post offers simple, practical tips for building routines that help kids feel safe, volunteers stay informed, and your ministry flow with grace and purpose.

Building a strong kids ministry team starts with inviting the right people, offering ongoing encouragement, and partnering closely with church leadership. This post shares practical, heart-centered ways to lead volunteers who create a safe and joyful space where kids can meet Jesus.

Marriage is a sacred partnership designed by God to reflect Christ’s love. In this post, discover practical, biblical ways to build a Christ-centered marriage through grace-filled communication, forgiveness, prayer, and spiritual growth together. Let’s live out God’s beautiful design for marriage with faith, hope, and love.

God is not dull—so why do we sometimes teach kids about Him in ways that feel flat? Using sensory learning—sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch—we can help children experience the story of Jesus calming the storm in vivid, memorable ways. This post shares practical ideas to bring God’s peace and power to life in your Sunday School.

God is not dull—so why do we sometimes teach kids about Him in ways that feel flat? Using sensory learning—sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch—we can help children experience the story of Jonah and the Whale in vivid, memorable ways. This post shows practical ideas to bring this powerful story to life in your Sunday School lessons.

We serve a wildly creative God—so why does kids’ ministry sometimes feel dull? In this post, I explore how using sensory learning (sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell) can help children experience God in real and meaningful ways. Let’s teach lessons that kids can feel, remember, and connect to—starting with the story of Creation.

God is not dull—and our kids’ ministry shouldn’t be either. By using sensory learning tools like sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell, we can help children experience the wonder of God in tangible ways. In this post, I’ll show you how to bring the Days of Creation to life so kids can engage with a God who is real, present, and full of joy.

This Sunday School Lesson is about how Jesus prayed to God.

This free Sunday School lesson shows kids that God knows them.

BIBLE:  Let’s hear from the Bible. I am going to read a verse from Philippians 4:6-7 (everybody say Philippians 4) This is what Paul...