Being glad in each day isn’t always easy, even for kids. They might be facing a tough school subject, conflicts with a sibling, an illness, anxiety over any number of issues, or many other challenges, both big and small. It … Continue reading →
In the book Pumpkin Pumpkin by Jeanne Titherington, Jamie plants a pumpkin seed and watches it grow all summer. His plan is to carve it for a Jack-o-lantern. Then he saves some seeds to plant again next spring. I’m not into Halloween … Continue reading →
Do your kids or your students have a hard time being still? Do they have a hard time not being afraid? May I ask another question? Do you?
Continue reading →The Psalms, and all of God’s Word, have a lot to say about our hearts. We are taught to guard it, praise God with it, hide God’s Word in it, and many other things. Let’s help the kids in our … Continue reading →
Would you like an activity for family vacations, reunions, and to answer the ubiquitous summer complaint, “There’s nothing to do”? Rocks and pebbles have a magical lure. Who hasn’t picked up a few and added them to the collection at … Continue reading →
I John 5:3 and Colossians 3:20 are two verses that connect obedience with loving and honoring God. But why does obeying show love and honor? Obedience isn’t easy–whether you’re a child or an adult.
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