1. Learn names ASAP Trust me, it matters! Kids need to know that you see them as individuals—unique and special. Work hard to keep siblings’ names straight. Help kids understand that you care about them. Tip: if you have multiples in your class, ask their parents for tips on learning who is who. 2. Start…
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Read MoreI still have my first Bible. It’s a tiny pink KJV New Testament (with Psalms and Proverbs) that fit neatly in the litle purse that I would take to church. I don’t remember having this Bible but my mom tells me stories and it still sits in the “Baby Erika” box at her house. What I…
Read MoreI often joke that when I was a kid, people operated under the “let’s scare them to Jesus” mantra. Everything I learned about the Book of Revelation came from videos made in the 1970s and 1980s. Now, I was a rule follower kid who laid in bed at night scared I would somehow mess up…
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By: Tim Pollard, Publishing Team Leader | Explore the Bible- Kids Some of my favorite questions that I hear from kids are about beginnings. Kids are naturally inquisitive and often ask, “Where did this come from?” As leaders in kids ministry, when we show kids how God’s plan started, we can open their eyes to…
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