Healthy Ministry Zone

Children’s ministry is the perfect place for big dreams!

Are you feeling worn out, stressed, and ready to drop out of ministry? Wait! There's a way to avoid 'burn out"!

There is no shortage of programs, resources, or ideas in children’s ministry today—but at the end of the day, what is most effective in reaching kids for the Gospel hasn’t changed in a hundred years—it’s building relationships and personally introducing children to the Savior. This ebook is loaded with practical ideas on how to have a more relational ministry. You’ll be surprised by the results!

Don't let the church suck you dry - that isn't God's Will for those in ministry. When the church is killing your joy, you are doing more than God is asking of you and it is time for drastic action. Now. Stop making excuses.

Let’s become Excellent Kid Communicators.

12 Commitments for a Ministry that Pleases the Lord

Feelings drive memory — discover how experiences anchor God’s truth deeper than any lecture.

“Pray first.” It sounds so simple—yet when the demands of ministry and life pull us in a hundred different directions, that single command can transform our day. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

"Read the Bible" - Let's admit it, sometimes that is easier said than done! Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

The health of a ministry begins with the health of its leader. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

You never know how much someone needs encouragement until you take the time to ask. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

When you consistently teach from the Bible, you’re not only shaping young minds, you’re shaping their habits. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

Listening is more than a ministry skill — it’s a spiritual posture. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

Being teachable doesn’t mean you’re unsure of your calling. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

We are never more like Christ than when we choose to forgive. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

Do everything as if for the Lord. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!

As ministry leaders, we need to treat praise like a relay baton, not a trophy. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!  

In a world that glorifies hustle, rest can feel like a luxury—or worse, laziness. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!  

God’s view of success is radically different than ours. Now available: The Kidmin Covenant Reflective Guide!  

Capturing attention today sets a foundation for faith tomorrow.

Surprise is a secret weapon in the communicator’s toolbox.

When it comes to teaching and reaching kids, the best path forward might not be found in what you did last year — but in what’s never been done before.

Learning sticks best when kids move, participate, and experience the truth for themselves.

The strength of the team often determines its success. This rings particularly true in the context of church volunteer settings, where individuals come together driven by a shared purpose. However, beyond mere cooperation, cultivating camaraderie among team members is crucial. Camaraderie not only enhances productivity and efficiency but also fosters a sense of belonging and support, ultimately enriching the volunteering experience. Let’s delve into the significance of building camaraderie within church volunteer teams and explore practical strategies to transform teammates into genuine friendships.

Ten easy steps to help you get started on your goal to partner with families in your church.

Fun simple ideas for engaging kids!

Need a good reason to love Children's Ministry? How about 110 reasons?

Have you ever used "Extreme Language"? We all have. The trick is to become aware when we're doing it, and put an end to it. Otherwise, we might start to believe it. 

You don't have to be in a church to do ministry.

How do you work on improving yourself? Is it working?

"I teach kids that the Holy Spirit speaks in three ways."

Being the object of criticism can be discouraging and deflating. It can also be an opportunity for growth.

How do you handle discipline in your ministry? Not just punishment, but maintaining control before it gets out of control? Here are some tips to help you run a smooth Sunday morning (or Wednesday evening).

Be sure your kids experience these 4 basic truths evey Sunday. 

Feel like ministry is on fast-forward mode all the time? Here are four ways to press STOP and learn to pause.

Many leaders face challenges with high rates of turnover and frustrating results. Others seem to enjoy strong teams and ministry effectiveness. So what makes a leader effective in building teams of volunteers?  

An open letter from those who serve in children's ministry to their senior pastors.

it breaks my heart ot hear so many of my peers wrestling with whether or not they can or even should take a Sabbath.

Five ways you can better serve Special Needs children in your ministry.

Avoid these pitfalls that new pastors make. 

Kids matter to God and they should matter to us. Here are 68 reasons why.

Be the best small group leader you can be with these helpful tips. 

Do you know God's commands for your life? Or are you just misunderstanding them? 

7 tips to consider when addressing concerns in your ministry.

Watch for these signs that your volunteers need to take a break from serving in ministry. 

What happens when you lose the vision for your ministry?

How do you respond when told no? This may directly affect how your kids will respond when they are told no as well.

Don't be afraid to get emotional over your relationship with God. 

How far must you go to reach Digital Minimalism?

Pastors and ministry workers should not feel shame when they are depressed. They are not alone, and there is help and support available.