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How the gospel keeps wonder alive.

4 Comments / March 22, 2016

In all my years of kids ministry, I have always been so amazed at the wonder kids have. I have been equally amazed at how uncomfortable I can be and many adults can be with the idea of wonder itself. Here is the problem with wonder. You can’t explain it. You can’t reason with it. […]

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4 responses to “How the gospel keeps wonder alive.”

shannan

January 29, 2013

One of my favorite answers to kids is God is God and I am not when there isn’t an exact detail for them. I want them to know we serve a big God, because how boring would it be if we could understand everything about him. And that was one of my favorite Narnia quotes.

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Wayne Stocks

February 1, 2013

Sam,

Great post. I wonder sometimes in the hustle and bustle of children’s ministry if we ever slow down enough to allow the kids in our church to experience the wonder of God. It”s one thing to talk about it. It’s quite another to experience it. That’s something I’ve been wrestling with this week.

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1. samluce
  
  February 1, 2013
  
  Wayne thanks so much for your comment. It is so important that we help kids maintain that sense of wonder that we kill with convenance and accessibility.
  
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