Wonders for Children

Wonders for Children: God's Faithfulness in Every Heart

Dear parents and young friends, today we will talk about the wonders that God performs in the lives of children. Every little one is a special gift from God, and it is important to share God’s Word with them, as from an early age children should feel the Lord’s love and mercy.

The Bible is filled with stories of little heroes of faith who, even as children, showed how to trust in God. One of the most vivid examples is David, who, while still a young shepherd, was able to defeat the great giant Goliath. Why? Because he believed in God and knew that with Him, problems are never too big.

1 Samuel 17:47

"And all this assembly shall know that the Lord does not save with sword and spear; for the battle is the Lord's, and He will give you into our hands."

Your child can also believe in God like David. That’s why it’s important to tell them about God's wonders and show that they can always rely on Him. Bible stories can be adapted for little listeners. By using simple words, drawings, and games, we can help children understand that the Lord is always close, ready to guide them through any difficulties.

Let’s also not forget the importance of prayer. Let’s teach our children to pray and turn to God at any moment. To pray for their friends, family, and even for people they do not know. This will not only help them feel the power of prayer, but also strengthen their faith.

John 14:13-14

"And whatever you ask in My name, that I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If you ask anything in My name, I will do it."

What else can we do in children's ministry? The best way to capture children’s attention is through games and activities related to learning about God. Engage children in developmental games where they can learn the basics of faith, laying a foundation for their spiritual growth. True ministry is about students who learn, grow, and accept God’s truths.

Also, don’t forget that your personal testimony serves as an example for children. If they see your interest in God, your desire to pray and read the Bible, they will be eager to follow your lead. Your love for Christ can and should serve as the best teacher in their hearts.

In conclusion, dear friends, remember that ministering to children is one of the greatest gifts the church can receive. It is essential to create an environment where details are conveyed through love, creativity, and hope. Let’s work together to make our children's ministry a light for many generations!