We are teaching children how to pass through the Kingdom’s Gate by living out the Great Commandment and the Great Commission, as Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount. Children will also learn Jesus’ most well-known parables. Jesus' sermon and parables will reinforce life lessons that resonate deeply, preparing them to join us in Heaven after we have passed on.

Every day, we walk the most important trial of our lives. Ask yourself: When you meet Jesus prior to your Second Judgment, will He have sufficient evidence that you followed our Father’s desires for your spiritual defense? Intellectual knowledge and material accomplishments amount to nothing. Our defense relies solely on our spiritual connection to our Heavenly Father and the Spirit who dwells within us.

This is how we are to fulfill His will, not merely to achieve the best career or lifestyle. In Heaven, what is valued most the knowledge acquired in today’s world, or the spiritual treasures the Spirit teaches us to store up? Worldly intellect and desires are insignificant when compared to our spiritual achievements for our Heavenly Father. We accomplish this by teaching children to live according to Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount through learning “Spiritual Playstations.” These stations are spiritually designed to engage and respond to the hearts of children. 

Why is this important? It is vital indeed, life-defining that we understand Jesus’ love is naturally built into children. They are a gift to us, not our possession. Why are they a gift? The reason is simple: they unlock the narrow gate naturally. They do not face a Second Judgment; they go directly to Heaven. How misguided we have been. We often believe it is our duty to teach children how to enter Heaven. NO, our responsibility is to reinforce our Father’s desires. It is our duty not to let children be shaped by the world, but to allow them to grow spiritually, remaining faithful to our Father.

This should begin to sound familiar. A child loves unconditionally regardless of what is done to them, who their family members are, what they own or how much money they have, even after being abandoned they love who cares for them, or even when pain is tragically inflicted upon them. They love beyond knowledge and beyond wounded flesh. That reflects Jesus more than any adult I have ever known, including myself. Children should not learn love through our flawed interpretations, but through the love of Jesus. When we attempt to teach children love improperly, we risk corrupting it. Their love is already pure it is natural to them. Here will teach kids to wear their suit of armor and to fight spiritual warfare with natural LOVE throughout their lifetime. I believe scripture supports this very fact!

Matthew 19:14
Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.”

Mathew 18:3-4
And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. 4 Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.

This is the “flip-flop” we need so that all of us may enter Heaven together as a family and as brothers and sisters in Christ. Allowing our children to teach us is critical. Why? Their faith in Jesus surpasses our own; it is 100% natural. We must teach our children to teach other children and adults the Gospel by sharing their natural gifts. This is how we defeat Satan. One example would be; Children can spread Jesus in the public school system all day long, but an adult may not? Proving that children are simply equipped naturally with the tools to do our Fathers desires. 

By allowing our children to teach us how to live and enter Heaven through love, we empower them to become leaders natural evangelists guided by love and motivated by the Spirit. Relying solely on our Heavenly Father for their needs. Rather than being shaped by the world, they become agents of change who impact the lives of others. As they lead, the next generation follows, forging a walking path of love that leads to Heaven.

Why should we consider this approach and how does this benefit my child? Let’s take tragedies as an example. One of the biggest tragedies we can face in life is losing our parents at a young age or at any age for some. This could be devastating in life altering.

The flip-flop would be a world where children are at peace knowing their parents have gone to Heaven, rather than being angry with Jesus for taking them away. Their grief would be less destructive, and they would be less likely to turn to drugs, violence, or negative behaviors. They would not rebel or become lost. When children depend on us, they lean on us for guidance. When we are gone and have moved on from this world, what happens then? Too often, they turn to outside influences to replace the leader they once had.

Once we reinforce our children’s faith and belief in Jesus by applying the methods outlined in Scripture and commanded by Christ, they will learn to see, hear, and be guided by our Heavenly Father and by the Spirit who naturally dwells within them. Traditional approaches often emphasize intellectual knowledge over spiritual understanding. However, we do not communicate with our Heavenly Father on an intellectual level; we communicate spiritually.

When our children begin to recognize and respond to the voice of our Heavenly Father like Samuel, who was promised and dedicated to Him before his birth they will accomplish remarkable things before our eyes. We will find ourselves asking, “How do you know this?” More importantly, we will begin to understand the message our children are naturally preaching and teaching to us. I truly believe they possess knowledge and attributes bestowed by the Holy Spirit, guiding us in a direction greater than that of any pastor walking the earth today. These attributes may be as small as a mustard seed and are easily overlooked. 

We must nurture and cultivate these seeds so that they may grow strong enough to move mountains. The best part is “Kids Love Fun, So Learning Should Always Be Fun!”