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Kids In Discipleship
Designed for Families Focused on Children
God Has a Dream We Have a Problem God Has a Model We Have an Opportunity!
God Has a Dream We Have a Problem God Has a Model We Have an Opportunity!
God Has a Dream We Have a Problem God Has a Model We Have an Opportunity!
God Has a Dream
God Has a Dream Joel 2: 28 “And afterward, I will pour out My Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dreams, your young men will see visions. ”
God Has a Dream “He desires to see gathered out from the homes of our people a large company of youth who, because of the godly influences of their homes, have surrendered their hearts to Him, and go forth to give Him the highest service of their lives…” CPT 131
God Has a Dream “He desires to see gathered out from the homes of our people a large company of youth who, because of the godly influences of their homes, have surrendered their hearts to Him, and go forth to give Him the highest service of their lives…” Such youth are prepared to represent to the world the power and grace of Christ. ” CPT 131
God Has a Dream Malachi 4: 5, 6 5 “See, I will send you the prophet Elijah… 6 He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers…”
We Have a Problem
We Have a Problem “Between 40 and 50 % of Adventist youth leave the church in their 20’s. ” Roger L. Dudley Why Our Teenagers Leave the Church
We Have a Problem “I am worried about being ready for Christ’s return. ” Agree 60% Uncertain 17% Disagree 23% Roger L. Dudley Why Our Teenagers Leave the Church
We Have a Problem Valuegenesis II results as compared with Valuegenesis I brought some mixed news to our attention. The good news – 96% of Adventist kids see themselves as being religious, but… • Bible reading is down by 10% (to 29%) • EGW reading is down 50% (to 6%) • 21% have daily family worship • 50% still think they have to work for their salvation. Source: Bailey Gillespie 2002
We Have a Problem “We need to invest more time, effort and energy discipling children in the church… Maybe we’ve done more baptizing than discipling… We need to emphasize discipleship rather than Willie Oliver, Director of Family just becoming Ministries for the Adventist Church in North America members. ” Source: Adventist News Network
We Have a Problem “We need to invest more time, effort and energy discipling children in the church… Maybe we’ve done more baptizing than discipling… We need to emphasize discipleship rather than Willie Oliver, Director of Family just becoming Ministries for the Adventist Church in North America members. ” Source: Adventist News Network
We Have a Problem “We need to invest more time, effort and energy discipling children in the church… Maybe we’ve done more baptizing than discipling… We need to emphasize discipleship rather than Willie Oliver, Director of Family just becoming Ministries for the Adventist Church in North America members. ” Source: Adventist News Network
We Have a Problem “We need to invest more time, effort and energy discipling children in the church… Maybe we’ve done more baptizing than discipling… We need to emphasize discipleship rather Willie Oliver, Director of Family than just becoming Ministries for the Adventist Church in North America members. ” Source: Adventist News Network
God Has a Model
God Has a Model The Deuteronomy Model Deuteronomy 6: 4 -9
The Deuteronomy Model Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the Lord is one. Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates.
The Deuteronomy Model Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the Lord is one. Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates.
The Deuteronomy Model Primary Disciplers n. Parents n. If parents are unable, choose a safe mentor Secondary Disciplers n. Family members n. Peers n. Pastors n. Teachers/Children’s Ministry Personnel n. High School Students n. University Students n. Church Family members
The Present Model?
The Present Model Parents trusting professionals. Pastors and Children’s Ministry personnel often become the primary spiritual mentors of kids.
We Have an Opportunity!
We Have an Opportunity!
We Have an Opportunity! “According to the research, parents typically have no plan for the spiritual development of their children…” May 6, 2003 Barna Research Group – www. barna. org
We Have an Opportunity! “According to the research, parents typically have no plan for the spiritual development of their children… This situation represents an opportunity for churches to preparents for a more significant role in the spiritual development of their children…” May 6, 2003 Barna Research Group – www. barna. org
We Have an Opportunity! “The single remaining common interest or entrance point for nonchurched people into the life of the church is children. Bill Hybels – “Take the Challenge: Lead Up”, Children’s Ministry, Jan/Feb 2003, p. 51
We Have an Opportunity! “The single remaining common interest or entrance point for nonchurched people into the life of the church is children. …We have a wide-open door to almost every family in every community worldwide when we love and serve their kids. ” Bill Hybels – “Take the Challenge: Lead Up”, Children’s Ministry, Jan/Feb 2003, p. 51
We Have an Opportunity! Introducing A Strategy to Disciple Our Children
The K. I. D. Mission: Mentoring Kids to be Empowered Disciples of Jesus NOW!
Christian Discipleship Trusting Jesus daily as He shapes your life and sends you to disciple another.
Kids In Discipleship
Prepare the Congregation to Support Families
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Kids In Discipleship Footprints in the Sand Equip Parents & Mentors • Grow in their personal discipleship journey • Discover how to lead and support a child in a similar journey
Kids In Discipleship Footprints in the Sand 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Footprints for Kids as Empowered Disciples Parents/Mentors & Kids Build your relationship with Jesus Invite Jesus to be your Lord Know the truth of Jesus Discover Jesus’ vision for you Share Jesus with your friends Lead like Jesus Become a friend like Jesus
Kids In Discipleship Footprints in the Sand Footprints for Kids as Empowered Disciples RESULTS Parents/Mentors • Rediscovering Jesus’ call to discipleship • Finding the joy and assurance of salvation • Actively becoming spiritual mentors to kids • Submission to the Lordship of Christ
Kids In Discipleship Footprints in the Sand Footprints for Kids as Empowered Disciples RESULTS Families • Strengthening family relationships and commitments • Rebuilding family worship • Increased communication about spiritual things • Growing involvement in prayer, ministry and mission
Kids In Discipleship Footprints in the Sand Footprints for Kids as Empowered Disciples RESULTS Kids • Enjoying personal, daily time with God • Understanding Biblical foundation of faith • Using their gifts in worship, ministry and mission • Leading un-churched kids to Christ
Kids In Discipleship Is God calling you to be a part of His dreams for His children?
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