November is a time of thankfulness. Children can learn about being thankful for others, for circumstances (seemingly good or bad), for God’s world, and for God Himself by reading the Bible. Here is a way to encourage thankfulness as well … Continue reading →
“Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, … Continue reading →
Kids love routine, but they also love surprises. Here is a quick way to include both in your family devotions with kids. Create a family devotion jar. Make slips of paper with activities (various devotion styles). Let the kids take … Continue reading →
My daughter and I were recently out shopping. We’d checked most things off our list. Our bags were full, our feet were sore (You know how it is), and then we spotted T2. T2 is a store that sells … Continue reading →
It’s an honor for me to welcome my daughter, Teri McKinley, as my guest author for today. This article is from an online devotional, published by Discovery House: The birth of a new baby is always exciting. But the entire world … Continue reading →
Preschoolers love to pretend, AND they love to be just like their older siblings. Back-to-school time is an opportunity to combine those loves into a preschool devotion activity.
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