Ready or not, the game is changing. Life has shifted more dramatically in the past hundred years than it did the thousand years before. It's altered more in the past five years alone than it did in the previous fifty years. What does this mean for the next three years? The next ten years? The problem is, we're not playing a game. The stakes in the church are higher than they've ever been. As leaders, we risk the future of this generation if we ignore the rapid change of pace. Zombies, Football and the Gospel walks you through ten game-changing concepts that will help you navigate the shifting sands of culture and connect with the world around you, both personally and professionally. (And just in case you're wondering, zombies and football provide key sign posts along the way.) The game has changed. It's time for us to change the way we play because we can't afford to lose. For more resources like this, visit ThinkOrange.com.

Zombies, Football and the Gospel: At Least 10 Somewhat Irrefutable Game-Changers for Church Leaders and Whoever They Follow

Religion & Spirituality

Reggie Joiner

Christian Books & Bibles

Orange Books

This books serves as a practical "how-to" handbook for the family ministry team working to welcome one or 100 children with special needs. Easily referenced guidance is offered for expressing care for parents who are learning that their child has a diagnosis all the way to developing programs, policies and education for volunteers working with children with disabilities. Example ministry documents are provided throughout this resource guide.

Leading a Special Needs Ministry: A Practical Guide to Including Children and Loving Families

Amy Fenton Lee

There are some things adults just can't do for kids. You can't force a toddler to love broccoli. You can't make a teenager not date someone. And you can't make a kid love God. At some point it just starts to break down. Playing for Keeps is a book for parents and leaders (and anyone else who influences the lives of kids and teenagers). In Playing for Keeps, you will discover six things every kid needs over time, and 18 practical ideas so you can make what really matters matter more.

Playing for Keeps/Losing Your Marbles

Kristen Ivy

Elizabeth Hansen

Leading a conversation with a small group of teenage guys isn't always easy. Sometimes they talk too much, way too much. Sometimes they don't talk enough. And sometimes you're pretty sure your volunteer training didn't quite prepare you for the sort of things they'd like to talk about. Actually, if you've been a small group leader for at least five minutes, you probably already know what it's like for a small group conversation to totally bomb. So if you've ever looked at your small group of guys and wished you knew what to say, what not to say, when to speak, when to listen, how to make them talk, how to make them stop talking, then this book is for you. The Art of Group Talk helps small group leaders like you have better conversations with teenage guys. Because, as a small group leader, you lead a conversation with them every single week. Conversations about their lives, their dreams, their friends, their imaginary friends, and their definitely-not friends. And sometimes you even manage to lead conversations about faith. This is a book to remind you that your small group conversations (even the ones that don't go exactly as planned) really matter. But there are a few ways to make your conversations matter even more. With personal insight and practical advice, Jeremy Zach and Tom Shefchunas will help you discover helpful tips and strategies for leading conversations with your small group of teenage guys.

The Art of Group Talk: How to Lead Better Conversations with Teenage Guys

Tom Shefchunas

Jeremy Zach

Parenting Your New Baby MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your New Baby is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about new babies in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own baby to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your new baby over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your baby needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your New Baby is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your New Baby: A Guide to Making the Most of the "I Need You Now" Phase

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Parenting Your One-Year-Old MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your One-Year-Old is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about one-year-olds in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own baby to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your toddler over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your one-year-old needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your One-Year-Old is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your One-Year-Old: A Guide to Making the Most of the "I Can Do It" Phase

Parenting Your Two-Year-Old MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your Two-Year-Old is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about two-year-olds in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own child to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your child over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your two-year-old needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your Two-Year-Old is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your Two-Year-Old: A Guide to Making the Most of the "I Can Do It" Phase

Parenting Your Three-Year-Old MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your Three-Year-Old is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about three-year-olds in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own child to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your child over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your three-year-old needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your Three-Year-Old is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your Three-Year-Old: A Guide to Making the Most of the "Why?" Phase

Parenting Your Four-Year-Old MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your Four-Year-Old is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about four-year-olds in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own preschooler to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your child over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your four-year-old needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your Four-Year-Old is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your Four-Year-Old: A Guide to Making the Most of the "Why?" Phase

Parenting Your Kindergartner MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY PHASE IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE You have approximately 936 weeks from the time your child is born until he or she graduates from high school. It goes by fast, and kids change and grow so quickly. It's as if they change just as you're starting to figure them out. It all makes the responsibility to shape a child's faith and character feel overwhelming. Parenting Your Kindergartner is a concise guide that simplifies what you need to know about five-year-olds in general and offers interactive ways to discover more about your own child to help you make the most of this phase. Discover ... 
<ul>
<li>what's changing about your kindergartner over the next 52 weeks, </li> <li>the 6 things your five-year-old needs most, </li> <li>and 4 conversations to have in this phase.</li> </ul>
About the Phase Guides
Parenting Your Five-Year-Old is part of a series of books designed especially for busy people. These guides are more than a "journal" but less than a detailed "manual." Use this book to look ahead at key ways your child will be growing this year: physically, mentally, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Jot down thoughts and observations to help you make the most of this phase. For more, check out other books in this series: Don't Miss It, a concise volume to help you parent every week like it counts, and It's Just a Phase, an in-depth look at each phase, especially for church leaders. These resources are designed in partnership with Parent Cue (ParentCue.org).
About the Phase Project The Phase Project, including this guide, is a synthesis of personal experience, academic research, and gatherings of leaders and educational experts from across the child development spectrum.

Parenting Your Kindergartner: A Guide to Making the Most of the "Look at Me!" Phase

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