Teaching Bible stories and how to find passages in the Bible is only part of a much larger faith skill set that children need to survive in the 21st century.

How can your team excel at brainstorming? Here's five simple rules.

Think Orange is a great read, but does the field of children's and family ministry need more than a book about why the partnership between parents and families is crucial?

The context where you place a volunteer will dramatically effect their ability to grow as a leader in the same way that the soil conditions, irrigation, and sunlight affect the way a seedling will grow. The rules of real estate apply to volunteer placement: location, location, location!

Increasingly, churches are adopting and redesigning business models for ministry. As businesses start developing new kinds of positions and roles, should the church follow suit? I think it might be worth a shot with the advent of the Learning CEO.

As leaders, we must examine how we use the greatest book in our ministry. Tech Learning provides us some ideas about how to take strides to improve our efforts.

I had the privilege of having five minutes to share about my graduate school experience during commencement weekend. I thought I would share those thoughts with all of you and make what I hope to be a compelling case for advanced study in children's and family ministry.

So I just finished grad school...now what?