Pastors

Every child deserves to know that he or she matters—to God for sure, and to at least one other person.

Many children's ministries answer that question with clear and relevant lessons, accompanied by creative Bible teaching.

Clap your hands, all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy. —Psalm 47:1

A recent incident confirmed that a hectic ministry pace can serve as a big, constant distraction in life.

I coach my son's basketball team of fifth- and sixth-graders.

Everyone knows the dual role of Thanksgiving—eating more than what's reasonable and expressing appreciation for something or someone.

You will send several messages today. Whether you intend to or not, you'll communicate thoughts, feelings, and beliefs to other people.

This article focuses on a reliable tool to help children's ministries see their effectiveness.

The human hand performs many miraculous tasks.

I sent a simple survey to parents requesting that they let their sons and daughters complete the sentence "I thank God for …" Here's a sampling of what kids expressed thankfulness for, in their words.