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Ideas for Family Devotions
Family Devotional from the Book of Esther
Do your kids get upset when they don't get the recognition they feel they deserve? Here's a family devotional guide on the Book of Esther that addresses this very issue (includes resources for younger kids).
Teaching Kids the Seriousness of Sin (Judges)
As Christian parents it is important that we teach our children the seriousness of sin. Here is a fun family devotional that will help make the concept real.
When Kids Fool Around During Devotions: 7 Tips for Christian Parents
Kids fooling around when they should be listening and learning? Try these tips to get your daily family devotions back on track.
Home Church Service Idea: What is Faith?
You can worship God anywhere! This article will give you the structure, content and discussion questions for a family home church service on the topic of faith.
Helping Children Understand Sin – An Object Lesson
Talking to kids about sin doesn't have to be too serious. Use this simple spring-time object lesson to make a lasting impression.
Home Church Worship Service Idea: The Book of Ruth
Here is an outline for a family worship service at home on the book of Ruth. If you ever find that you can't get your family to church, don't worry. You can bring church to your family!
Ideas for Summer Devotions with Kids
During the summer it is easy to get lax about many things. One thing we can't let slip is making the most of family devotional time. Here are some fun and creative devotional ideas for you to use this summer with your kids that will be sure to engage and equip.
Talking to Kids About Sanctification
Perfectionism is a burden that no one should carry. As Christian parents, we can help our children understand that God does not call us to be perfect but sanctified. Here you will learn how to communicate this concept to your children in a way they can understand.
Helping Children Understand the Importance of the Heart
Parenting a child's heart rather than just his behavior is the call of every Christian parent. Here we explore a fun activity you can do with your kids to help them understand the concept that outward behavior reflects inward attitudes.
Eternity and Kids: Making it Real
Learn how to instill a "heaven-bound" perspective in your children with these simple tips.
Morning Devotions with Kids Made Easy!
Finding time to squeeze in morning devotions with kids on school days can be hard. Here are two easy ways to help you fit devotions into your morning routine.
Fun Family Devotional Idea: Ice Cream!
What do ice cream and God have to do with each other? A lot, apparently! You can use this yummy treat as a way to illustrate God's love, protection and salvation to your children.
What if Jesus Never Came?
How different would the world be if that first Christmas hadn't happened all those years ago? How would our lives be different? Here we will see how significant Christ's birth was in both history and our hearts.
Family Activity: Remember What God Has Done
A meaningful family craft activity that will help you record and remember the ways in which God has had His hand in your life. Create a keepsake that will allow you to share your story with others for years to come.
Family Devotional Idea: Under the Umbrella
A five day devotional plan for kids of all ages that will help you communicate God's love and protection for your family in a fun and memorable way.
Tips for Family Devotions
Need some ideas for family devotions? Here are a few ideas and tips to make family devotional time fun and meaningful to all involved.
Christmas Morning Devotional: Gifts
Take the time on Christmas morning to use all those gifts under the tree as a way to share the gospel with your children.