Jesus gives us a great example of how we can approach ministry to children in Mark 10:13 -16. In the rest of the series we’ve seen the disciples display a somewhat chilling lack of concern for kids & the parents who brought them to Jesus. And we’ve seen Jesus’ response to his disciples, defending ministry…
Mark 10:13-16 is a great passage as it relates to Jesus and Children’s Ministry. We’ve been taking a look at this passage so be sure to read the rest of the series if you haven’t already. We left on in the last post with Jesus rebuking the disciples for their treatment of the kids &…
See the rest of the series here. We left Jesus in a really bad mood in the last post (see Mark 10:13 – 14). The disciples were being obnoxious and Jesus wasn’t happy at all about their behavior…and he let them know about it! The only other time we see Him angry was when He…
Earlier we started a short series on Jesus’ model of children’s ministry. Found in Mark 10:13 -16, the passage begins with these words: One day some parents brought their children to Jesus so he could touch and bless them. But the disciples scolded the parents for bothering him. When Jesus saw what was happening, he…
As children’s ministry leaders, what is the basis for our ministry? The terms “children’s pastor” or “children’s ministry” never appear in the Bible. And last I checked, “KidMin” wasn’t in there either (although I would have to check Kenny Conley’s Bible!). Fortunately, none other than Jesus Himself offers some validity to what we do. In…
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