KidMin Backstage

Today I'm joined by Aneisha & Shaylee - back by popular demand!!!So much of what we think of as “cool” isn’t cool at all to kids. And sometimes the things we think of as messy or “unprofessional” are exactly what kids think of as cool. We promote professionalism in our Sunday school, but we need to remember what kids are thinking and what they’re looking at. We talk

Coming up! I'm joined by Aneisha & Shaylee and things get a little crazy.

Today I'm joined by Bro. Kyle and we're talking about goals.Big goals are not accomplished overnight. If your goals can be completed in one week then your goals are not big enough. Sometimes we can look at everything that needs to be done and it can seem overwhelming. Our task list can seem daunting, and we don’t even know where to get started. We all know the key is just that-ge

Coming up!I'm joined by Bro. Kyle and we talk about Big goals in bite size pieces.

Today I'm joined by the Legendary Boggs Brothers!!!Bro. Aaron Boggs and Bro. Joey Boggs.We're talking about NOT having boring Sunday school.I read somewhere that the best way to start a story is as late as you possibly can without completely losing your audience. You want your audience to have to struggle just a little bit to play catch up. If you over-explain the story, your audie

Coming up!I'm joined by Bro. Aaron Boggs & Bro. Joey Boggs. This one goes off the rails!

Today I'm joined by Bro. Myles and we're talking about why the details matter.Little things can make a big difference. Have you ever told a joke and forgot the crucial part to the setup? Or maybe you give away the punchline to early. In our family we’ve often listened to audio stories, and I really enjoy them. But I’m the kind of person that would prefer to sit down and do noth

Coming Up!I'm joined by Bro. Myles.

Today I'm joined by Bro. Steve Arter and we talk about perspective.How we see things often effects how we act. In youth one time I did an example; I had a sketch of a woman, but it was drawn three different ways. It was generally the same sketch, but one way emphasized different lines and another one was more filled in on certain areas, then there was the final sketch that kind of

Coming up!I'm joined by Steve Arter and we talk about perspective.