Today I'm joined by Aneisha & Shaylee and we're taking a peek behind the scenes of a recent Sunday school episode, Step Into Battle!

Today I'm joined by Bro. Myles and we're talking about recognizing the blessings of God. In children’s ministry, it’s easy to always look toward the next event, the next series, or the next big goal. But here’s the truth: many of us are already standing in the middle of what we once prayed for. The kids showing up, the volunteers fully onboard, the families being reached; this is the dream. Our call is to be content yet not satisfied. Basically, be thankful for what God is doing today while s...

Today I'm joined by Bro. Matthew and we're talking about always being "on", whether you feel like it or not. When you step into leadership, whether you’re leading kids, teenagers, a project team, or a whole company, you’re stepping onto a different playing field. Not because you’re “better” than anyone else, but because people are counting on you. That’s the weight and the gift of leadership. And here’s the truth: you don’t always get the option of an “off” day. Great leaders bring their bes...

Today I'm joined by Bro. Kyle and we're talking about applied knowledge. We live in a time where knowledge is everywhere. Parenting books, leadership blogs, podcasts, and conferences are just a click away. It’s easy to think the secret to leading kids better is hidden in one more resource. But here’s the truth: knowledge by itself doesn’t change lives. Kids don’t remember what we knew; they remember what we did. Real impact comes when we take what we’ve learned and put it into action. S...

Today I'm joined by Bro. Brent and we're taking a look at an upcoming script. Today is a little different. We listen live to an audio excerpt that I created for our staff before we dive into the review.

Today I'm joined by Bro. Aaron and we're talking about professionalism. Stepping into leadership is never just about a title—it’s about the responsibility that comes with it. As leaders, professionalism is expected. But professionalism doesn’t mean arrogance, entitlement, or thinking of ourselves as being “above” others. True professionalism flows from humility, integrity, and the weight of responsibility we carry for those who look to us as examples. Some of what we try to cover: Professio...

Today I'm joined by Aneisha and Shaylee and we're taking a peek behind the scenes from this Sunday's Sunday school! It gets a little crazy, but so was Sunday...