Resources by Jack Klumpenhower

When I need a simple framework to keep me on track, I recall the two things kids need to know about themselves: Who they are without Christ and who they are with Him.

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Whenever I imagine I’m the strong one in my family, and neglect prayer, I’m actually being the weak link. God is the real power to change hearts and bring good out of sins and mistakes.

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Two key insights into a rich prayer life from one person who has encouraged many people in prayer.

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Too easily, the wonder of the gospel gets lost. Here’s how an 11-year-old at summer camp helped me find it again.

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Jack Klumpenhower discusses a recent debate about yeast and its importance to a ministry of grace—for us AND those we serve.

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A Christian worldview isn’t all our teenagers need. Where can they learn a truly empowering view of self? Could they learn it from the Heidelberg Catechism?

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