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Forgiveness is an important life skill that we must teach our kids. In fact, it’s so important that God even commands us to forgive. In this blog, we outline three very simple things you can say to your kids to help teach them about the act of forgiveness.

Guest blogger, Wendy Hammonds from GEMS Girls’ Club, shares three simple and impactful ways ministry leaders can end the season well.

Have you ever wondered how a public school ministry can actually HELP a local church fill their Kids’ Ministry rooms? Leveraging partnerships with public school ministries removes barriers and engages local churches in community outreach during the week. In this blog, Kori Pennypacker outlines 3 ways a public school ministry can help ignite local church outreach.

Released time Bible programs have one main objective: To teach the Bible to public school students. Despite the convenience, these programs have been historically underutilized in our country. However, there has been a significant rise in the the demand for programs like this. Read some stats and learn more in this blog.

Christmas is a time to celebrate one of the most important events in history, but how do we make sure our kids stay focused on the true meaning of Christmas? Have a birthday party for Jesus. In this blog, we give four fun ways to honor Jesus’ birthday this Christmas.

Just like trained professionals can spot counterfeit money and handbags, children need a clear Biblical worldview to recognize counterfeit messages they encounter in our culture. Counterfeit acts like invisible UV rays, damaging our children and we don’t even realize it. The only antidote for what our kids need to prevent them from damaging counterfeit is Jesus. 

As Christian parents, we need to teach our kids to love God and to love others. The key is to build intentional spiritual rhythms into your existing family routine! In fact, the Bible gives us 4 ways we can teach these rhythms to our kids using the daily routines we already have in place.

As Christians, we are instructed to have a Biblical worldview — viewing the world through the truths found in the Bible. In this blog, we break this down even further with the analogy of sunglasses.