The Amazing Kids Ministry Podcast

Ministry is beautiful and brutal.It’s sacred work, but it can also be lonely, exhausting, and messy. This podcast is for those still showing up, the pastors, volunteers, and leaders who believe the work is worth it, even when it’s hard.Through honest conversations and real stories, we’ll explore leadership, culture, and the ways God meets us in the middle of it all. Because ministry isn’t just about what we do, it’s about who we’re becoming while we do it.Keep going. You’re not alone.

The Amazing Kids Ministry Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Amazing Life Foundation, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Amazing Life Foundation hosts The Amazing Kids Ministry Podcast, a kids show with 35 episodes published.

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  Episode #35

  Building a Kids Ministry for the Season You’re In I Rob Quinn

  Aug 12, 202631 min

  What happens when something in your ministry is working—but it may no longer be what God is asking you to build? In this episode, Pastor Rob Quinn joins the Amazing Kids Min Podcast for a conversation about leading through changing seasons, building effective kids ministries, developing leaders, and staying curious enough to recognize when it’s time to do something differently. The conversation challenges one of the hardest realities of leadership: sometimes pruning isn’t about removing what’s failing—it’s about being willing to release something fruitful so you can put your energy behind what God is doing now. From rebuilding ministry systems and developing leaders to navigating new tools, changing rhythms, and the pressure of getting to Sunday every week, this episode is an encouragement to leaders who know things are shifting but aren’t always sure what to do next. If you’re building a kids ministry, leading a team, or wrestling with whether it’s time to change something that has worked for years, this conversation is for you. Explore Amazing+, our comprehensive ministry strategy for 0-18 – Full access to curriculum, media, tech, training, and tools. https://www.joinamazing.com/amazingplus

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  Episode #34

  What Kids Pastors Can Learn From Dude Perfect I Malachi Boyuls

  Jul 29, 202631 min

  Can the church compete for the attention of kids and families without compromising spiritual depth? In this episode, Tyler sits down with Malachi Boyuls, president of Amazing Life Foundation, to explore the conviction and strategy behind Amazing Life’s stewardship of Orange—and the groundbreaking partnership with Dude Perfect. Malachi shares how his unexpected journey through theology, law, private equity, and venture capital prepared him to serve the local church in a completely different way. He explains why excellent kids ministry can influence entire families, why technology is only valuable when it gives pastors more capacity to shepherd people, and why churches should expect more from their curriculum, tools, and ministry partners. The conversation also goes behind the scenes of the Dude Perfect VBS collaboration, addressing their personal involvement, theological commitment, and why this is far more than recycled YouTube content or a celebrity endorsement. For kids pastors navigating change, limited capacity, and an increasingly digital culture, this episode offers a compelling vision for using excellence, technology, and strategic partnerships to serve families and make the local church the hero. To contact Malachi Boyuls by email: info@joinamazing.com Explore Amazing+, our comprehensive ministry strategy for 0-18 – Full access to curriculum, media, tech, training, and tools. https://www.joinamazing.com/amazingplus Explore more about VBS 2027 https://www.joinamazing.com/vbs27

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  Episode #33

  How Technology Can Strengthen Your Kids Ministry I Rudy Rupert

  Jul 15, 202618 min

  In this episode of the Amazing Kids Ministry Podcast, we sit down with Rudy Rupert to talk about how kids pastors can use technology, curriculum, and simple systems to make Sunday ministry easier, more consistent, and more effective. Rudy shares from his own kids ministry experience, including leading in a church with multiple services, large screens, live teaching, video teaching, small groups, and volunteers who needed confidence. This conversation is not about replacing leaders with screens — it’s about using the right tools to support leaders, disciple kids well, and make sure every child hears the gospel in a way they can understand. If you’re a kids pastor, ministry leader, or volunteer trying to balance live teaching, media, curriculum, technology, and team development, this episode will help you see how simple systems can create more peace, more consistency, and more space for real ministry. Explore Amazing+, our comprehensive ministry strategy for 0-18 – Full access to curriculum, media, tech, training, and tools. https://www.joinamazing.com/amazingplus

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  Episode #32

  Why Songwriting is a Discipleship Tool I Matthew Harris

  Jul 8, 202629 min

  In this episode of the Amazing Kids Ministry Podcast, worship leader and songwriter Matthew Harris shares his powerful journey into worship ministry — from growing up in a ministry family, walking away from faith, getting saved in college, and discovering that God was calling him into something he did not feel equipped to do. Matthew unpacks how a simple “yes” to God led him from college football and pre-law into worship, missions, songwriting, and next gen ministry. His story is a reminder for kids ministry leaders, youth pastors, worship leaders, and church volunteers that God does not always call the most prepared person — He forms the available one. For anyone serving in kids ministry, student ministry, next gen ministry, or worship ministry, this episode will encourage you to rethink how worship forms the next generation. You’ll learn why theology matters in the songs we sing, how to help young leaders fall in love with serving the church, and why private worship shapes the depth of public leadership. If you care about discipling kids, students, and families through worship, this conversation with Matthew Harris will challenge and encourage you. Subscribe for more conversations with ministry leaders, worship leaders, kids pastors, youth pastors, and next gen leaders who are helping the Church reach and disciple the next generation. Explore Amazing+, our comprehensive ministry strategy for 0-18 – Full access to curriculum, media, tech, training, and tools. https://www.joinamazing.com/amazingplus

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  Episode #31

  How to Build a Kids Ministry That Is Fun and Deep I Tyler Bates

  Jul 1, 202622 min

  In this solo episode, Tyler Bates tackles a tension many kids ministry leaders feel: Should kids ministry be fun, or should it focus on deep discipleship? His answer is clear — it should be both. Tyler challenges the idea that fun and faith formation are competing priorities, arguing that fun is the language kids speak, and when used intentionally, it can become the doorway to meaningful spiritual formation. Through stories, neuroscience, Scripture, and practical ministry insight, this episode helps kids pastors and leaders rethink how they create environments where children don’t just learn about God, but encounter Him in ways they will remember. If you’re a kids ministry leader trying to build a ministry that is both engaging and spiritually rich, this episode will help you find the middle of the road — not the ditch. Explore Amazing+, our comprehensive ministry strategy for 0-18 – Full access to curriculum, media, tech, training, and tools. https://www.joinamazing.com/amazingplus

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