When it comes to Bible lessons for kids and students, it isn’t difficult to find lessons on the God of Creation, and the work of His magnificent Son. But what about the third member of the Triune God? Do kids know enough about the Holy Spirit?

What could be better for our kids than intentional time focusing on the Lord? One hour, give or take, exclusively attentive to the lover of their soul. We call it a Date with God. Here’s how you can easily facilitate this sacred space for your kids.

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Whether you’re brand new to working with the toddler set, or a 20 year veteran, sometimes you need a fresh idea. Here are a few quick tools to pull out of your toolbox to make any gathering a little calmer, a little more focussed, and a lot more fun.

We don’t earn our way into His plan. We don’t trust in our own strength. We simply believe the Lord and say “yes” when He calls.

For generations, God’s people had been told that at just the right time, God would send the permanent solution for the sin problem of mankind. The people waited. The time had come.

Spoiler alert: kids are unpredictable and easily distracted! How can we capitalize on small group time and make sure we are hitting the mark?

If you work with kids, or have kids, or know kids, you are sure to come across a broken-hearted child: one who has a downcast spirit due to the actions of someone else. It might be after one (or more) of their peers has been cruel to them, or maybe it’s after someone talks behind their back. It might even be a foster child whose own mom or dad has broken the sacred trust of parenthood.

Train your leaders to always go the extra mile. Train them to make maximum impact. Do whatever it takes to engage kids. It might not be convenient, but it is most definitely worth it.

Imagining a beautiful future for the kids under your care, then speaking it over them may be one of the highlights of their time with you. And it’s so simple.