Accepting not only their ideas, but what is most important to them

Laurel Pritch, Teacher of Arts Education in Northern Canada with children ages 6 to 12, explains the creative work of the Spirit, about “getting down on their level and really accepting not only their ideas, but what is important to them; that changes hearts and lives.” “It’s one way that Jesus is alive and well in the secular classroom.” Laurel continues, “Does what we do in the world matter? Yes!” Laurel tells stories of giving the dignity of our attention, “making a difference in one person at a time, and one conversation at a time.”

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God gave him the vision when he was 5 years old

Bob Moffitt speaks with a dad and his son who at the age of 5 wanted to be a missionary, and had a vision to feed kids at an apartment complex, give them a free set of Lego’s, and as Little Dennis says, “get together with some ministry and go minister to kids and love on them” and introduce them to Jesus. His Dad Dennis says, “We relate how when you follow the Lego instructions, your Lego’s turn out the

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Having a big brother love them in the midst of war

Bob Moffitt interviews Logan Edgell, 19, tells his experience of a stint in the Ukraine with young people in the midst of conflict, to provide relief, joy, and Bible teaching. For these kids, Logan says it was like, “having a big brother and sister loving them in the midst of war.” Logan shares the lasting impact that God made on him as he was shepherding young people, despite speaking a different language, while providing prayer, a smile and forging deep

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I encountered my father’s love

Bob Moffitt speaks with Dean Greer, Coordinator of DSM Care at Desert Stream Ministries, who shares his own journey from unwanted same sex attraction, and being restored. Now, he’s making a way for other people to walk it out, surrender to God’s will for their life, and take what is seemingly impossible and make it possible, with the restoration of Jesus.  “I encountered my father’s love”, Dean says about talking with his mom and dad about being gay, HIV positive,