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The Fridge Test
Holy means God has set you apart for himself — and what you live closest to is what you start to smell like. -
The Squeeze Test
Baptism doesn't put Jesus inside you — it shows everybody what Jesus has already done inside you. -
Doctor Quitsalot's Amazing Give-Up Button
God promises a harvest in his own time, so we keep doing good even when nothing seems to be happening yet. -
Hands Down at Sixty
Galatians 6:9 tells us not to grow weary in doing good, because we will reap in due season if we don’t give up. -
Fire You Didn’t Fake: Psalm 34 and the Sunday You Show Up Flat
Excitement in children’s ministry is not a personality trait you manufacture on Sunday morning—it is overflow from having tasted God’s goodness yourself during the week. -
One Good Side
James and John wanted the seat everyone could see, but Jesus measures greatness by the sides nobody is looking at. -
Leave Room for the Twist
God shapes us over time, and our part is to stay soft and keep saying yes to him—not to stay so full of ourselves that there’s no room for him to work. -
The Trouble Is the Gaps
With preschoolers, most of what looks like a discipline problem is really an empty thirty seconds, so you manage the room’s structure rather than the child’s behaviour. -
Who Has the Crown?
God was taking care of His people the whole time, even when nobody could see how. -
Of One Heart: The Roll Call
God gathered people with different roles and different numbers around David with one heart, and every person serving children today matters in that shared work. -
The Roll Call at Hebron
This roster records people who came to make God’s appointed king king; our Sunday service is a response to Jesus the true King as we help children and families know him. -
Nobody Guesses Their Way In
You don't get into God's family by picking the right key—the Father gives it, and faith in Jesus is how you take it. -
Joy You Hear About Later
The joy of serving children is often reported joy—you may hear about it late, or someone else may hear it first, and it is still real joy. -
The Ones Who Carried Them
Jesus welcomed children who were brought by somebody whose name we never learn — and that unnamed carrying is most of what you do. -
Steps, Not Miles
The verse promises God directs your steps — the small next thing — not that he shows you where the year is going. -
Somebody Else’s Kids
The children in your room were never yours—you are handling something entrusted, and faithfulness with what belongs to another is exactly what Jesus is talking about. -
Leading with Joy at Check-In
Philippians 4:4 calls us to rejoice in the Lord in the ministry day we actually have, not only the one we wish we had. -
Nobody Checked Your Résumé
The qualification Paul names is a way of life in front of people, not a credential — which means the least experienced volunteer in the building is already holding the real job. -
Nothing Landed Today
God's being exalted in the earth is not waiting on your evidence, so a Sunday you cannot see any fruit from is still a Sunday God was God in. -
The Ones Who Moved Away
You are not required to see the harvest of the children you serve, because the growth was never yours to produce. -
He Came Down To The Nursery
The Son of Man came — he moved deliberately downward into small, unglamorous work, so the smallest task in your building is the direction he was already heading. -
Seven Eyes on the Nursery
Do not despise small acts of ministry; God sees them and can use them. -
The Kid Who Gives You Nothing
When a child gives little back, Galatians 6:9 encourages you to keep doing good and trust God with the season of reaping. -
The Niceness Meter
God is kind to people who don't deserve it—including us—and that is why we can be kind to someone who is mean.