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Count Yourself Calm: Look Inside and Learn the Story Behind the Book

Bethany McIlrath | May 2, 2023

Beautifully illustrated and empathetically written, Count Yourself Calm walks children through a calming activity that focuses their attention on God and helps them to manage their emotions. Read on to learn the story behind this unique resource and to peek inside.... continue reading

The Church Isn’t Like a Family, It is a Family

Barnabas Piper | April 29, 2023

One of the kindest things you can say about friends is that “they feel like family.” It is a statement of trust, closeness, identity, and responsibility. When we describe friends this way we are reflecting something beautiful about God’s design and desire for humanity, that familial relationships are meant to be near and dear to us. We were made to be part of a family. ... continue reading

What the All About… Series Is All About

Alison Mitchell | April 27, 2023

For many years I had the joy of working for a Christian charity that served in local schools by teaching the Bible. And I noticed two things about the children I taught. First, all the children, whether Christian or not, had heard key Bible stories so often that they thought they already knew all there was to know. And second, children from Christian homes lacked confidence in explaining why they believed that the Bible was true.... continue reading

Fascinating Facts About Bible Animals

Simona Piscioneri | April 25, 2023

Animals are such an important part of our world, from the smallest of insects to the largest of the animal kingdom. But which ones were important in the Bible, and why? Were animals viewed the same way thousands of years ago as they are today?... continue reading

The 50/20 Factor

John Meador | April 20, 2023

We’ve all known people who seemed to face extraordinary adversity. For many, one catastrophic event marks their life for many years. Others experience difficult circumstances in waves. Nothing seems to work out for them. They nearly always end up disappointed, and those around them are perplexed as to why it’s happening... continue reading

When God Speaks

John Meador | April 18, 2023

I believe that God still arranges encounters with us. I believe this from my own experience, but more importantly for historical reasons. The Bible is filled with examples of God encountering men and women in unusual places and revealing Himself in powerful ways. God spoke to people in history in unmistakable ways. He speaks to us in the present day through the Scriptures and His Holy Spirit. He answers prayers and meets needs. He still speaks.... continue reading

Eight Books to Give to Graduating Students

Avery Powers | April 13, 2023

Watching a child leave home for the first time is a painful challenge. You want them to find their footing in Jesus, especially in a culture that keeps on changing. 

To help, we’ve put together eight of our recommended books to give to graduating students. Read on to find the best one for the student in your life.... continue reading

Look Inside the New Keepsake Edition of Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know

Bethany McIlrath | April 11, 2023

Since its release in 2020, Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know has sold over 100,000 copies. We love hearing stories of families, teachers and ministries using this book to tell kids that the best thing in life is loving and following Jesus.... continue reading

Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know: Celebrating 100k Books Sold

Abigail Talbott | April 10, 2023

We're so grateful to be celebrating 100,000 copies sold of Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know by Melissa Kruger. Our prayer is that many children and families are reminded of the truth that there's nothing better than loving and following Jesus.... continue reading

How to Make Visitors Feel Welcome at Your Church (Without Joining the Greeter Team)

Jen Oshman | April 4, 2023

Theologian and author Rebecca McLaughlin says, “An alone person in our gatherings is an emergency.” She and her husband have made a rule for themselves that anytime they see someone alone at their worship services, they must stop what they’re doing and go chat with or sit next to that person.... continue reading

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