Leading Kids 2 Christ

  In today’s tech-driven world, children are constantly drawn to screens - TVs, tablets, and phones. While digital tools have their benefits, too much screen time can crowd out what’s truly important - spending quality  Bible time  with God. Finding balance is key! Here are  five practical ways  to help children stay grounded in faith while managing technology wisely: 1. Set Clear Boundaries for Screen Time Create a simple daily routine that includes specific screen limits for learning or play. When children know there’s a time for everything, it teaches them discipline and makes room for  family devotions  and  Bible study for kids . 2. Make Bible Time Fun and Interactive Turn Bible time into an adventure! Use  Christian children’s books , colorful Bible apps, or  animated Bible stories  that bring Scripture to life. Encourage them to act out short stories like  David and Goliath  or  The Good Samaritan  for dee...

Helping your children grow spiritually is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. When kids learn to walk closely with God, they begin to understand His love, develop godly character, and make wise choices. Spiritual growth for kids isn’t just about Sunday school —it’s about helping them experience God every day in their own little world. Here are some simple yet powerful ways to encourage your child’s spiritual growth daily: Start Each Day with Prayer and a Bible Verse Encourage your kids to begin their mornings by thanking God for a new day and reading a short Bible verse for children , check out the  Weekly Bible Affirmations for Children . This practice helps them grow in faith and reminds them that God is always with them. Make Family Devotion Time Fun and Interactive Set aside time each day, even if it’s just 10 minutes, for a family devotion. Use children’s ministry resources like Bible storybooks , coloring pages, or Christian songs to make it fun and engaging...

  As a new school term begins, there’s no better time to remind our children about the power of  kindness . The story of  The Good Samaritan  (Luke 10:25-37) is one of the most beloved  Bible stories for children  because it teaches an important lesson: God wants us to love and help others, no matter who they are. In Jesus’ parable, a man was traveling when he was attacked by robbers and left hurt on the road. Two people - a priest and a Levite - saw him but walked away. Then came a Samaritan, someone the injured man might not have expected help from. Yet the Samaritan stopped, cared for his wounds, and made sure he was safe. Jesus told this story to show that  Christian values for children  include showing compassion, even to those who may be different from us. As kids return to school, they will meet classmates with different backgrounds, personalities, and abilities. Encourage them to be like the Good Samaritan: be the friend who helps someone ...

Back-to-school time is more than new school bags, new shoes and crips school uniforms—it’s a fresh opportunity to fill our children’s hearts with God’s Word .   Speaking Bible affirmations helps kids carry God’s promises into their classrooms, playgrounds, friendships, and challenges. When we’re raising godly children, these children’s ministry resources remind them of God’s presence every step of the way. Here are 12 weekly affirmations, each with a full verse and a quick explanation to inspire, equip, and encourage: Download the printable cards  Here 1️⃣   God is always with me. “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” – Joshua 1:9 👉   God promises to stay by your side at school, on the playground, and everywhere you go. 2️⃣  I am wonderfully made. “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full we...

  As Christian parents, teachers, and ministry leaders, one of the greatest gifts we can give children is the love for God’s Word. Teaching kids how to develop a Bible study habit doesn’t just fill their heads with knowledge — it transforms their hearts and leads them closer to Jesus. But let’s be honest: getting children to sit down and study the Bible can sometimes feel like a challenge. The good news? With the right strategies, you can make Bible study fun, engaging, and a natural part of their everyday lives. Here are 5 powerful ways to help children develop a Bible study habit: 1. Start with Short, Fun Sessions Children don’t need long study times to grow. Begin with just 5–10 minutes a day. Use colorful children’s Bibles, story-based devotionals, or even short illustrated passages. The goal is consistency, not length. 💡  Tip: Set aside the same time daily — like right after dinner or before bed — so it becomes part of their routine. 2. Use Stories and Visuals Kids conne...