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Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.

How To Teach Your Child About God - Learn how to teach your young child, adolescent, preteen, teen, or young adult about God and his loving ways. These tips are simple and not overwhelming for all age groups. These tips will help you to gradually introduce God into their lives and yours as you both grow in Christ. These 9 simple ways will transform your child's life forever. I pray it blesses you both! #howtoteachyourchildaboutGod #teachingchildren

Sharing the gospel with kids is easier than you think! Try these 10 fun and interactive activities to teach children about Jesus. #BibleFun #FaithForChildren

#SundaySchool #objectlessonSunday School object lesson for all ages. Use the balloons to demonstrate us as the balloon holds air, some people hold bitterness...

Jesus gave us the Great Commission. But this object lesson on sharing the gospel reinforces the idea that we must depend on the Holy Spirit for bringing the...

Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.

Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.

Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.

Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.

Most of us don't realize the amount of church jargon that has crept into our conversations. When we ask children to "open their hearts to Jesus" or tell them that "Jesus paid the price for your sins", we often leave them victims of confusion. We need to learn how to share the gospel with a child clearly and without spiritual jargon.