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The Patch the Pirate adventures are a great tool for making truth “sticky” for children. Your kids will love the characters and music, but more importantly, they will grow in Christlikeness.
By carving out one-on-one time with your kids, you are creating a context where Deuteronomy 6:6–7 can happen. Spending time one-on-one with your kids will help you to build relationships and engage in heart-level conversations.
Are you looking for trustworthy books about the Bible for your children to read or have read to them? Join Andy Gleiser in this post as he reviews a helpful book on the Bible for children first released in 2004.
Genesis chapters 1-11 present simple realities about God, us, and our relationship to him. In a sense, we find the central core of absolute truth in these chapters in the form of timeless and central realities our children can understand. These are truths that we are responsible to teach them, to show them.
If you are looking for a children’s Bible storybook that is “conversational, whimsical, and biblically faithful,” consider adding The Promises of God Storybook Bible to your rotation of family devotion Bibles.
Fear plants deep roots during childhood. Teach your kids what the Bible has to say about different fears and trust the Lord to give them courage as they grow and mature.
How can you help your children understand the difference between God’s rules and your family’s rules? Pastor Kit Johnson provides four biblical guidelines to help you communicate your family convictions to your kids.
If you've never read Shepherding A Child's Heart by Paul Tripp, perhaps it's time to pick it up. Parents are called by God to shepherd their child's heart and not just manage their behavior. Kris Schaal will give you 6 reasons why you should read this book.