My youngest daughter has recently asked to sit in with us during service and has been taking notes alongside me as the sermon is preached. When I designed the printable Sermon Notes for Kids, I thought of kids, like her, who go a few Sundays wanting to sit alongside Mom and Dad in adult church,…
Maintaining a faith journal is a great way to record memorial stone moments in one’s life. What are Memorial Stones? We are introduced to memorial stones or stones of remembrance in the Bible, in Joshua 4:1-7. Joshua 4:7 reads- “Then you shall answer them that the waters of the Jordan were cut off before the ark…
Early this month, our kids’ church introduced the kids to the Armor of God passage in Ephesians 6. If you’re not familiar with this passage, here are verses 10-18 from the Ephesians 6 KJV translation: 10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. 11 Put on the whole armour…
Around the time of the initial lockdown, when we began navigating through new scenarios with voluntary quarantining, virtual school, curbside pick-ups, social distancing, etc., my husband suggested we read and pray Psalm 91 during our daily family prayers. The kids took turns in reading Psalm 91 each day. One evening, I noticed Ana reciting parts…
As we stand at the brink of new beginnings, we are reminded of the uncertainty that lies ahead of us. I’m thankful that our journey of faith always has one constant. One certainty that remains solid, steadfast, and unwavering- the Faithfulness of God. Over the past two months, as I reflected upon the year, this…
The story of the ten lepers has been taught to children of all ages. The lesson to be like the Thankful Leper encourages us to live life with an attitude of gratitude always. It’s easy for children to fall into the comparison trap or take the blessings they enjoy for granted. As parents, we need…
I need to start this off by saying a child is never too young to learn Bible verses. My children began memorizing simple verses from Scripture a little after they turned two years old. Why should my child memorize Bible verses? The Bible gives us, as parents, a charge to: “Train up a child in…
The inspiration behind my free printable fruit of the Spirit printables goes way back to when I was a little girl! I still remember learning the fruit of the Spirit song at Vacation Bible School, as a child. Songs, printable Bible verses on flashcards, and Bible verse coloring pages have always helped me remember Bible…
At times when God speaks, it’s a still small voice…sometimes even a whisper. And it’s at times like these that He invites us to be still and know that He is God (Psalms 46:10). Join me as I share with you God Whispers that have sustained, strengthened, and encouraged me on my journey to be…
2020 is the year nobody will ever forget… a year filled with uncertainty, but at the same time, one filled with hope. The one truth that carries my family through this season we’re in, is knowing, without a shadow of doubt, that God has never failed us. He has always been Faithful to His Promises…
It’s always easier to explain the Christmas story to younger children, than the Easter story. The journey Jesus had to take to Calvary is hard for even us, as adults, to read. But it’s a story children need to hear. I designed this memory card game printable thinking of how much fun my kids have…
These Christian Valentines for kids are the best visual reminder for little ones to know that really do have the best Valentine! Why do I say that? Well, it’s so clearly outlined in John 3:16. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish…
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