Teach Kids!
Helping You Teach the Kids in Your Life
Teach Kids is a short and powerful “HOW TO” for parents and children’s ministry workers. Practical topics cover things we struggle with to things you might not have thought about. Our goal is to equip you with aspects of gospel parenting, evangelism, and discipleship – helping you teach the kids in your life, whether they are your own or those to whom you minister.
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Christian Parenting: How to Raise Children in a Godly Way | CEF
Biblical parenting is hard. Here are 5 tips on how to demonstrate the gospel as a parent, raise your kids in a godly way, and help your child know Jesus.
No Greater Joy
Myra Johnson and Chloe Wagner are two Children’s Ministries Institute® students who have been involved with Child Evangelism Fellowship through Christian Youth in Action® in Wisconsin. They are two dedicated young women, sharing the word of God each summer with the kids in their communities.
5 Tips to Help Your Child Enjoy Reading the Bible | CEF
Make Bible story time with your child interesting. 5 tips to help your child enjoy reading the Bible, keep them engaged, and teach kids biblical truths.
This is What Christian Youth In Action Looks Like | CEF
Christian Youth In Action changes lives for Jesus. Read how CEF teen training helps kids share the Gospel, learn leadership skills, and impact other children.
Where You Send I Will Go
The plans God has in our lives often don’t match the ideal lifestyle we have preconceived in our mind. Biblical individuals, such as Jeremiah, perceived themselves in one manner, while God had another story in mind for him.
Athletic Kids-Rest for the Spirit
You know, God gave us a wonderful gift when He gave us a sabbath day of rest. Jesus said the sabbath was made for man, not man made for the sabbath. In other words, God gave it because it’s good for us, not to burden us with a religious tradition.
Athletic Kids–Skills for the Spirit
Four important skills or spiritual disciplines for kids involve Scripture, worship, prayer and giving. The Bible commands us to practice each of them diligently. Do we practice them to earn God’s favor? If yes, that’s a wrong motivation. The right motivation is to do them for our own good, and to mature in our spiritual life. God loves to see us do well and prosper, so it does have the effect of pleasing Him too.
Spiritual Athletics-Exercise for the Spirit
Faith is like a muscle, it has to be exercised in order to grow. It takes effort and then the effort pays off, you start reaping benefits, and it gets easier. James 1 says the testing of our faith produces perseverance.
Spiritual Athletics-Nutrition for the Spirit
Matthew 5:6 says “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they will be filled. Teach kids to recognize that their spirit is hungry for God’s goodness.