Getting our kids to listen to God’s word can be a challenge! Even with our best intentions, they fidget, drag their feet, and won’t sit down. What if we embraced their wiggles and need for movement in ways that were lifegiving? What if instead of thinking quiet time...
This is one of my new favorite resources! Keys for Kids is a podcast for kids, but so much more. My sons and I listen to their podcast every morning on the way to school. They like it because it has a story for them, and I like it because it shares a truth about God,...
I will meditate on your preceptsand think about your ways. Psalm 119:15 I was so excited! The new devotional I ordered from Amazon had arrived, and I couldn’t wait to sit down with the boys before bed and read it to them. After they got their jammies on, I...
Sometimes when I read the Bible, it is hard to make connections or to understand what I’m reading. This is where I love Stacey Thacker’s Girlfriends Guide to the Bible series. In her newest book in the series, When Grace Walks In, she leads us on a study of Ephesians....
Wise for Salvation by Christie Thomas is a devotional book for ages 1-6. It’s not just a Bible storybook, though it does have many, many Bible stories in it. Instead, it looks at a single Bible story for five days and allows your kids to interact with that story in a...
You may already know about YouVersion for your smartphone or tablet, but just in case you don’t…. I love this app! It was created by LifeChurch.tv in Oklahoma City, a community church that was planted in 1996 by Craig Groeschel. For those who like to...
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