Generational Generosity
When it comes to talking about money with your kids, you may be hesitant. Discussing finances can be one of the more difficult conversations; in fact, 69% of parents say […]
Author: Susan Kelley
Outreach and Evangelism – Not As Scary As It Sounds
One of the most important milestones as a Christian is putting others before ourselves. Philippians 2:3-4 teaches that we should clothe ourselves in humility, consider others to be better than […]
Helping Your Children Develop Good Bible Study Habits
The Power of 4 Effect is a study done by The Center For Bible Engagement. It says that “the life of someone who engages Scripture 4 or more times a […]
The Importance Of Prayer In Youth Ministry
In a Youth Group of 200+ in Kansas, prayer became a regular rhythm for their weekly Wednesday gatherings. Using the Listen, Thank, Ask model from Claim Your Campus, students regularly […]
Sex In The Bible
If you don’t have conversations with your children about sex and relationships, someone else will. If that someone else brings a worldly view of sex and relationships before you have […]
Connect with Students, Parents, or Both??
As you minister to students, how do you also reach their parents? Is it possible to do both well? How can you build good relationships with so many people if […]
Practical Tips For Training Youth Leaders
Recruiting and training youth leaders can be daunting and sometimes difficult to get people involved in. The thought of ministering to middle and high schoolers can be scary to many […]
Hundreds Of Schools Already Prayer-Walked!
The Prayer Walk Project is in FULL swing nationwide! Capital cities have been mobilizing prayer walks and seeing God bring unity between believers. Kansas City joined our national efforts […]
The Importance Of Scripture
Why should we read the Bible? Why should Scripture be a part of our everyday life? Think about the things you read throughout the day. News articles, social media posts, […]
Graduating Your Kids
The time has come. The time you knew would come when you put them on the bus for their first day of Kindergarten. You’ve thought about this a few times […]