Who is in the driver’s seat of your life?
The Centrality of Christ in Children’s Ministry
I’m still catching up on notifying you all about articles I published over on Ministry-to-Children.com, and it seemed like the middle of Go Dark week was a good time. This article was titled Where is Jesus in this Bible Story? was published on June 10, 2010.
Brief Synopsis: In this post I examine how to make sure that Jesus is at the center of every lesson you put together for children’s ministry.
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Crazy For Jesus
Early last week, the mother of one of my wife’s friends passed away. My wife spent a chunk of this past Saturday morning and afternoon at the funeral and the gathering afterward. She did get home in time on Saturday to head off to Saturday night service at our church. This was a particularly exciting Saturday, as my seven year old daughter was getting baptized. As we were driving to the church, my nine year old son, Jacob, mentioned that he felt bad for my wife’s friend because she no longer had a mother. We started to talk about how she did still have a mother, her mother was just in heaven now.
Well, Jacob wanted to make sure that he did a little fact checking to put his mind at ease. So, first he asked if my wife’s friend was a Christian. My wife explained that she was. Then Jacob asked if her mom had been a Christian, and my wife again explained that she was. That was sufficient for Jacob to conclude that they would be reunited in heaven, but then he proceeded to ask the most peculiar question:
What kind of Christian is she?
CM Telesummit – Child Evangelism – Jerry Moyer
Here is my next installment of notes from the CMTelesummit.
- Jubilee Gang
- Evangelizing Children
- Probability of someone being born again 35% between 5 and 12
- Most people come to the Lord between 5 and 12
- Current generation of kids will only produce 4% as Bible believing Christians
- Church must do something
- We have to go where they are
- Most people don’t know what a real Christian is.
- We have to let them know