Volunteers are necessary for ministry, and a successful ministry has a successful volunteer plan in place. Part of that plan includes appreciating your volunteers.

Are you teaching children that the Bible is true? Unfortunately, the way we teach in ministry can sometimes say the opposite about God’s Word—that it’s not true and not to be trusted. The way we teach can make the Bible seem like made-up stories and fables instead of the one true, God-breathed account of our world.

Fun is important in kidmin, but is the fun (the method) happening at the expense of the messaging?

What is happening in our churches? The Biblical Worldview Show often deals with deceptive ideas in culture, but are those ideas creeping into our churches? Do they exist in your church?

Dr. Josh Mulvihill and Amber Pike from our Church and Family Division encouraged and equipped ministry leaders with this live training in our Family Ministry Community Facebook Page.

Digital technology is useful, like guns and painkillers and fire and razor-sharp knives and lots of other things that can ruin our lives. There must be proper training.

While we all do want churches full of kids, students, and families, we have to focus on discipling, before we think about growing. So, how should you be growing your ministry?

This single page contains the information Mom and Dad need to reinforce the day’s lesson, plus some prayer prompts and additional activities to lead throughout the week. What a win, right?