
No Kid is Asking “Disciple Me”
Kids ask for plenty of stuff. They ask for snacks and wishes and goodnight kisses. They ask for help tying shoes and smearing on glue.
Kids ask for plenty of stuff. They ask for snacks and wishes and goodnight kisses. They ask for help tying shoes and smearing on glue.
As my husband and I raised our five children, I began to realize that our kids’ minds start out similar to an empty Connect Four grid, waiting to be filled.
God doesn’t play hide-and-seek with our hearts; He promises we will find Him. Will we take Him up on His great invitation?
As we go back to the basics, spending time with Jesus is foundational for our lives as Christ-followers. Let’s consider the theme of “Seek Him Speak Him”!
Discipleship starts with a conversation. Really, most things start with a conversation, but discipleship especially does. However, let’s face it, discipleship can be intimidating. We
What we believe matters, because it guides what we say and what we do. This should be true in each of our lives, and this