You Don’t Have to Build a Rollercoaster
My favorite Disney cartoons of the past few years have been the ones about close family relationships. The “What are we going to do today?” question of Phineas & Ferb wouldn’t […]
Category Archives: Children’s Ministry
What the Seattle Seahawks Can Teach Parents and Kids Everywhere
I’m not a football fan. I don’t obsess about records or scores. I can remember the names of players from my childhood better than the players who currently take the […]
Time Matters
Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom. (Psalm 90:12, NIV) In the seconds it takes you to read these sentence, time you will […]
This is Halloween
Halloween. There’s a lot of feelings Christians have about this holiday. I grew up going trick-or-treating, and only stopped because we moved and my parents weren’t sure of the neighborhood. […]
I Don’t Really Care How You Feel About Santa Claus
As a children’s pastor, it’s interesting to me what subjects come up most often when talking with parents about their kids. I hear a lot of discussions about Disney and […]
