S-T-O-P stands for "Sorry, Thank you, Others, Please" - it's a great way of helping children (and adults!) to think about what to pray for. It's based on the kind of things we read in the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-15) and in Colossians and other letters by Paul (eg Colossians 3:17, 4:2).
You could use this children's bible song to encourage prayer, or as a mini-series about prayer over a few weeks, or as a holiday club theme, or just because it's fun and you'll think of great actions! It's great for kids to sing in all sorts of situations - go on, download it today!
Click here to listen on the Jukebox, click here to get it from the store
Identity is going to be huge issue for kids growing up today. Help them to know who they are when they trust in Jesus!

Looking for some songs for kids to sing in the run-up to Easter? Click Here for some great ideas. The Jukebox has 80+ songs that are searchable too - click here.
The new Facebook "Reactions" make some great images to help explaining Good Friday to an all-age audience...

"It was a Bad Friday, a Mad Friday, a Sad Friday, but I'm Glad today 'cos..."
Click here for the "Good Friday" song to go with these reactions. Click here for the talk outline and instructions.
This song has got a great message for us in all the difficulties of the Coronavirus Pandemic: Jesus is always there - solid as a rock, faithful, unchanging. Hebrews 13:8 tells us "Jesus is the same, yesterday, today, and forever" - and that's what this Sunday School children's Bible song is based on.
The video has the lyrics and music so you can sing along - why not use it in your Kids' Club video for Sunday? (Just drop me a line for permission to reproduce it.) Download it here

Coronavirus is causing lots of worries for children, but our wonderful God is ever-present and able to help. This children's Bible song is all about God's nature - as seen in the pages of the Bible: God is all-knowing, all-present, and all-powerful.
So for example, Jesus knew all about Zacchaeus before he mets him (Luke 19:1-10), he promises to be with his followers always (Matthew 28:20), and he raised the dead, calmed the storm, and can forgive the sins of all who trust in him (Mark 5:40-43, Mark 4:35-41, Mark 10:45).
We use posh words for these characteristics - God is Omniscient, Omnipresent, and Omnipotent - and that's why this song is all about "Omni!"
It's on the jukebox for you to listen to. You can also download the full track, backing track, and sheet music (that's free) from the store. There's a video too - click here.