Books on Children Ministry you should go and get. Children must have direct encounters with Jesus and develop a relationship with him. Jesus calls for confession, repentance, forgiveness, reconciliation, deliverance, faith, salvation, hope, devotion, closeness, obedience, and love in order to be a friend. No other relationship should take precedence over the one with Jesus (Luke 14:26). In a unique way, Jesus’ Story informs, and His Spirit empowers relationships.
This sentence seems redundant or self-evident. However, there are instances when we become so preoccupied with reaching, saving, rooting for, or releasing kids that we lose sight of our purpose! Because there are children, there is a children’s ministry.
The idea that children are a gift from God (Psalm 127:3), that God created them intricately (Psalm 139:13), and that they are made in His image (Genesis 1:27) should always be present in children’s ministry. We love children because Jesus loved them (Luke 18:16), even if they are sinners (Romans 5:12–19) and tainted by unbelief when they are not rescued (Ephesians 2:1–3).
They are anointed books for believers in the children ministry.
Below are the Books on Children Ministry:
90 Devotions for Kids – Marshal Younger
A Dad’s Guide To Praying For His Kids – Steve Chapman
A Kid’s Guide To The Names Of Jesus – Tony Evans
Answers Book For Kids (Volume 2) – Ken Ham & Cindy Malott
Answers Book For Kids (Volume 3) – Ken Ham & Cindy Malott
Bible For Kids – Fiona Wesley
Big Bad Beans – Beverly Lewis
Case For Christ For Kids – Lee Strobel
Daily Decrees For Kids – Brenda Kunneman
Fiddlesticks (Cul-de-sac Kids) – Beverly Lewis
