God has some children preaching in the church, but not all of them.

In my own experience attending various church services, I've noticed that children contribute in many different ways, and preaching is just one of them. Some children feel naturally drawn to speaking publicly and sharing messages inspired by their faith, while others might express their devotion through music, serving, or simply by being attentive and supportive members of the congregation. Understanding that not all children have the calling or opportunity to preach is important in appreciating the diversity within a faith community. Each child’s journey is unique—some may develop their gift of preaching later in life, while others may find fulfillment in different ministries or acts of kindness. It's also worth considering that preaching requires specific encouragement and nurturing from church leaders and families. When children are given supportive spaces to explore their faith and talents, their spiritual growth can be vibrant and multifaceted. This perspective helps us recognize that God's plan for each child varies, and the church benefits from embracing all types of contributions. By valuing every role—from prayer to participation in worship to preaching—we help foster an inclusive and empowered faith environment where all children can thrive spiritually.