Impulsive Joy

Do you wish that your message had a greater impact? The thoughts from a NY Times article may make you reconsider which part of your ministry has the most potential to influence the kids that you see every week.

When you take the stage to lead children’s praise and worship on Sunday, do you consider yourself to be a living work of art? I think you are. And maybe with a small shift in your thinking, you will too.

Meet Amber. She has said “YES” to a bigger story that shows others who God is and what He has done. When faced with a broken foot, she rises beyond expectation and comes up with a creative solution that helps continue to do what she loves….worship.

What would be on your “Top 10″ list for reasons why you should serve in Children’s Ministry?  This was a fun exercise that my husband and I played with over lunch one day.  So without further delay — here are the Top 10 why we think you should serve in Children’s Ministry: 10. You never [...]

I’m such a creature of habit. I’ll do housework in the same order each week.  I order the same things off the menu at my favorite restaurants.  When I travel, it takes me a full week to get back to normal life at home because the normal flow of life is completely turned upside down. [...]