Can humor help kids connect with Bible truths? Dr. Jim Burns welcomes back Wayne Rice — co-founder of Youth Specialties, Legacy Coalition member, veteran youth ministry leader, author of over 30 books, and bluegrass enthusiast — for a lively conversation on using humor to teach kids about God’s Word. Wayne shows how laughter can open doors for kids and teens, making Biblical lessons both memorable and meaningful. He shares funny stories from his book, reveals the truths behind them, and offers practical tips for parents and grandparents to spark faith-filled conversations. Packed with insight, laughter, and actionable advice, this episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to make faith lessons fun and impactful for children.

Resources:

• Seriously!: 100 Laugh Out Loud Stories That Teach Bible Truths by Wayne Rice
• Long-Distance Grandparenting: Nurturing the Faith of Your Grandchildren When You Can’t Be There in Person by Wayne Rice
• Generation to Generation: Practical and Creative Ideas for Raising Kids to Know and Love God by Wayne Rice
• Junior High Ministry by Wayne Rice
• Legacy Coalition
• Legacy Coalition Grandparenting Summit
• Legacy Coalition Podcast
• Wayne Rice’s website
• HomeWord.com
• HomeWord YouTube
• Dr. Jim Burns’ Blogs
• HomeWord+ Online Courses
• Leave a Message for HomeWord: 949-485-3905
• Have a question you want Jim to answer? Email us! info@homeword.com
• Embracing Your Season Podcast with Paige Clingenpeel

Order Jim’s Books:

• Doing Life With Your Adult Children
• Understanding Your Teen: Shaping Their Character, Facing Their Realities
• A Student’s Guide to Sexual Integrity: God’s Plan for Sex and Your Body

Music Credit:

Brush Arbor with Johnny Cash "Daddy Sang Bass"

This clip was the finale for the NBC TV show "Johnny Cash's Country Music" featuring his touring entourage plus Brush Arbor.

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