http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod en-us Copyright 2009 ArcaMax Publishing Inc. "Well, being born again doesn't mean to go back into your mother's stomach," says Taylor, 11. "It means being born into the family of God." Unlike Taylor, the religious leader (Nicodemus), who came by night to talk with Jesus, missed the point entirely. Jesus spoke of being born again http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/s-633823-525867?source=1930 "Because Jesus knew some people were mean," says Torie, 7. If you've ever watched any old western movies, you know that some people enjoy being mean. They wouldn't have it any other way. Early in his ministry, Jesus performed miracles in Jerusalem. The Bible says, "Many believed in his name http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/s-630193-682584?source=1930 "It's OK to get mad when someone is not following God's rules," says Talon, 6. "Like if someone steals a toy from another person, it's OK to get mad. The angry feeling can help you do something to make things better." At 6 years old, Talon has given us a nugget. Righteous anger will motivate us http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/s-626557-580319?source=1930 "We can learn that you shouldn't rush Jesus, but put your faith in him," says Taylor, 11. "Also, we can learn that sometimes a good deed goes unnoticed, and that's OK." In the ancient Middle East, wedding celebrations could last for days. To run out of wine would be an embarrassment that might http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/s-622810-595187?source=1930 I asked this question to children as part of the Children's International Arts Festival. It's an online festival at www.KidsTalkAboutGod.org that gives children incentives to study the Bible. Alexandria Dubinin, 12, wrote a wonderful essay that won her family of six a dude ranch vacation at http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/s-619194-684426?source=1930 http://www.arcamax.com/kidstalkaboutgod/recent