10 Faith-Filled Ways to Bring Kids to Christ
May 11, 2026
Every Christian parent hopes their child will grow to know and love Jesus personally. We pray for it, talk about it, and try our best
How to Help Your Kids Stand Up Against Peer Pressure
April 8, 2026
Every child wants to feel accepted. Friendships matter, fitting in feels important, and no one enjoys being left out. Because of this, peer pressure can
What Every Child Should Know About Easter
March 4, 2026
Easter is one of the most important celebrations in the Christian faith. While children often associate the holiday with colorful eggs, candy and springtime fun,
8 Steps to Teaching Kids About Christian Love
February 4, 2026
Since the word “love” is used for everything from favorite foods to favorite shows, it can be hard for children to understand what real love
Helping Kids Make Faith-Filled New Year’s Resolutions
January 7, 2026
A new year often brings excitement, fresh starts and big hopes for what’s ahead. For kids, New Year’s resolutions can feel confusing or unnecessary—especially when
Teaching Kids the True Meaning of Christmas
December 10, 2025
The story of Jesus’ birth reminds us that God entered the world in a humble, loving way to bring hope, peace and salvation. Teaching kids
Raising Thankful Kids: Simple Ways to Teach Gratitude
November 5, 2025
Thanksgiving is more than turkey, pies and family gatherings. At its core, Thanksgiving is a beautiful reminder to pause, reflect and appreciate all God has
10 Ways to Help Kids Let Go of Worry
October 1, 2025
Every child faces moments of worry. Whether it’s a test at school, making new friends or even fear of the dark, those small anxieties can
Showing Kids That God Can Do It All
September 3, 2025
One of the most beautiful truths of Scripture is that nothing is impossible with God. As adults, we’ve seen this at work—prayers answered, doors opened,
No Giant Too Big: Teaching Kids God’s Power
August 6, 2025
One of the most important lessons we can teach our children is that they are never alone. No matter what they face—school struggles, peer pressure,