Discipleship Zone

What are the best ways to share your faith with children?

When your kids say they're bored, maybe you should let them be. 

Every parent makes mistakes. Every parent feels like a failure at times. Here are some helpful tips to improve the way you communicate with and raise your kids. 

Honestly and openly help kids deal with the fallout of the pandemic we face. 

Should you expect respect from all kids? What about kids who have been through trauma? 

Review of Salvation decision following a child's surrender to Christ.

Keep your class actively participating with these simple tips. 

In this episode, Sean Sweet talks about 2 different things that can give anxiety when it comes to preteen ministry. First he talks about how to have percent meetings, and then he talks about Technology and how we can help parents understand what their kids are dealing with.

Stop trying to do life without Jesus. 

Kids have questions, naturally. One of the best ways to interact and lead them closer to God is by engaging with their questions.

Follow-up ministry is so important for children's ministry. Whether it's camp ministry or church ministry, kids need to be discipled year round. Kendra shares her story about her own experience at camp and how follow-up plays a key role in her life now.

How can we share the gospel effectively with children with disabilities?

 Friendship with others starts with understanding whose we are.

Every person, including children, has a conscience and knows right from wrong.

An essay highlighting the value of simplicity and depth of relationship in producing teachable moments.

How do we best preserve God's story through the generations?

Teach kids that they can honor God in all walks of life, no matter their career when you download this free curriculum!

 Kids must be taught their faith in order to gain confidence in it!

Whether in Sunday school or at home, use these 6 steps to help encourage your kids in studying the Bible.

Are your kids meat-eaters and bone-spitters? We need to train them in clarity and charity. 

Do you and your kids have a contract relationship or a covenant relationship?

How to keep volunteers engaged in your ministry

Do you cry? You should. Read why.

Children are open to hearing the Gospel. Are you speaking it?

Don't underestimate a child's ability to understand and to worship. 

Ministry has its rewards, but it can also break your heart. 

Are you making it too 'easy' for volunteers? Maybe it's time to challenge them. 

Do you know how to connect to today's device- and media-saturated kids?

Who is Responsible to Disciple my Kids - the church or me?

How can you help your children encounter God personally?

You. Me. Every Christian. We are all called to make disciples. Most of us can look back on our lives and name at least several Christians who either discipled us or had a significant impact on us. How many children do you know who are being intentionally discipled by a mature Christian? The children in our ministries need to be discipled, and they need to have several different “disciplers” in their lives.

We should be filtering everything we tell our kids though God's story.

What's the big deal about being loyal to others?

Is church still church if it's online?

Making Your Discipline Problems Disappear!

How do we encourage our kids to own their faith and love Jesus forever? The key is in our example.   

How can God’s Word truly plant itself in a kid’s heart if they don’t know how to read it for themselves?