‘The Hate U Give’ is one of the latest Hollywood blockbusters to hit our cinema screens, but in lots of ways it might feel pretty alien to those of you reading this.

There is no end of books on youth ministry that begin with the oft-repeated trope that the church in the west is haemorrhaging young people at an alarming rate.

God is utterly worthy of our praise and worship. On a daily basis he deserves the love and honour of everyone who lives and breathes.

The letter below is based on one that Cori Bromfield wrote to a friend’s preteen daughter to help them to discuss fandom and online safety together.

We asked several youth and children’s workers to recommend some great books for people committed to a biblical pattern of ministry who want to be reading and thinking more.

If you turn to Deuteronomy 6, you find an aspirational vision for parents charged with the spiritual nurture of their brood. It is concerned is the transmission of faith from one generation to the next.

The charge to raise children in the knowledge and love of God is clearly given in the Bible, and teaching theology is one of the ways to fulfil that charge.

Isn’t it too hard to teach theology to little kids? If there’s one question I’m frequently asked, that’s it.