Apostolic Children's Network
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Apostolic Children's Network
What We Carry Into the Classroom
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Join us as we discuss something we've been hinting at for nearly two months now: What We Carry Into the Classroom.
Every one of us carries something into ministry.
We don't walk into the classroom as blank slates. We bring our experiences, victories, disappointments, lessons learned, and even the difficult seasons we've walked through. Whether we realize it or not, those experiences often shape the way we love, teach, mentor, and minister to children.
In this episode, we're sharing some of our own stories and discussing how God can use the very things we've experienced to help us recognize needs in the next generation. We talk about how our burdens, passions, and ministries are often connected to places where God has worked in our own lives.
Drawing from 1 Peter 4:12 and 2 Corinthians 1:4, we explore how God can redeem every chapter of our story and use it for His purpose.
Our prayer is that this conversation encourages you to pause and ask yourself:
"What am I carrying into the classroom?"
And even more importantly:
"What is God trying to do through it?"
Whether you're a children's pastor, Sunday School teacher, volunteer, parent, or ministry leader, we hope this episode reminds you that God can use your story to impact someone else's future.
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