The Future of KidMin (And How to Get Ready for It)
Something is about to change in children’s ministry. Not overnight. But in the next few years, we’re going to see a shift. For a long
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“They’re just kids.”
It sounds harmless—but it quietly lowers the bar.
Kids are capable of real faith. Real obedience. Real transformation. When we expect less, we usually get less—not because kids can’t grow, but because we never invited them to.
Discipleship doesn’t start later.
It starts now.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re aiming too low, Chapter 1 of my new book, “Feeding Faith,” might challenge you in the best way.
In the meantime, let’s eliminate the phrase “They’re just kids” from our vocabulary. (Unless someone wants them to drive the church van—then you can use it! 😂)
Bonus: If you’d like to read Feeding Faith together as a ministry team or book club, bulk pricing for 10 or more are available here.
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