Kids Archives

I prayed for wisdom…and the response was the realization that unconditional love and support from your family is the foundation.

Ed Stetzer and his team spoke with pastors' kids to see what makes them run from the pews when they get older. Here's what they found...

Although my sisters and I were raised with to believe in God, my parents had no spiritual well to draw from as they parented.

Boredom is a relatively new concept. In the eighteenth century, no one was bored. There was no time or energy to be bored.

If we delight in giving others gifts, imagine the joy God experiences when people open the gift of eternal life.

At our house, a large Birthday Bag for Jesus sits under the Christmas tree. Sound intriguing? Keep reading!

Our Elf on the Shelf game brings out the best in my children. You know who does that for me? Jesus. (Of course.)

At Christmas, all the wonder of the season is magnified through miniature eyes if you will pause to look down at your little preschooler.

A quiet boy isn't better than my loud ones. My loud ones aren't better than your quiet ones. Not in the eyes of God.

As you give thanks this Thanksgiving for the blessings and families God has given you, who do you need to reach out to?

Kids weigh in on gratitude and attitude.

It's important for us to identify the different worldviews displayed around us so that properly equip our young people.

I remember my first attempt at throwing a kid's birthday party. My daughter was turning four. I was unprepared for the chaos.

Parents think nothing of uploading information and photos of their kids on social media, but are they overlooking risk factors?

Turn your home into a peaceful place where your child will grow into the person God intends him or her to become.