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29Oct2012
Aftermath of the Storm
Storms can bring disaster and chaos into the lives of people in their path. A storm doesn't care who you are, where you live, what name you have, or how successful or wealthy you are. They just happen. There are natural storms and there are emotional storms we all face at times. Children need to be trained that during these times they are to turn to God to help them. We can prepare for storms,
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Praying Light – Kids and the Supernatural
Children need relationship and connection. They need to feel a part of something that's important; they need to contribute. The current generation of young people are hands-on driven with a desire to impact and change. Media and social networking have opened up opportunities for them to voice their opinion and share their ideas. Kids are sitting in classrooms creating machines, scientific experime
Read More28Jun2012
What Did God Say to You?
"What did God say to you?" I asked this question during a kid's session of the Summons to Sacrifice conference a few weeks ago right after we lead the children in a time of listening for what God wanted us to do. An eight year old answered it. "God said, we are to keep praying!" As simple as it may seem, this occurred after an extended time of prayer had already taken place. We were beyond the t
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Prophetic Words about Kids Prayer
We wanted to share the tongues and interpretations and prophetic word that went forth at the 2012 Summons to Sacrifice Conference during the adult session on Friday morning. God is pleased with what you are all doing in kids prayer!!! Tongues & Interpretation #1:“Because Israel had no father and mother, Eli did not train his sons to know me. I had to raise a Samuel. A Samuel to bring forth
Read More26Apr2012
Ownership
"What are you going to do when you get older?" This is perhaps one of the most frequent questions asked to a child by teachers, mentors and adults. It's a good question. It's a great question. Yet, it's a terrible question! What do I mean by that? Shouldn't we be interested in what children want to as they grow into adulthood? Yes. Shouldn't we start planning for our children's future? Yes. Shoul
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