The New Year is a time for fresh starts, reflection and setting new goals. As Christians, it’s also an opportunity to deepen our faith and focus on God’s plans for our lives. For families, the New Year can be a meaningful time to come together, celebrate God’s blessings and create intentional habits that glorify Him. Instead of just making resolutions, why not embrace activities that build your faith and strengthen your bond as a family? Here are ten faith-filled ideas

Kindness and compassion are at the heart of Christian teachings, and they’re values we want our kids to carry with them into the world. But how do we instill these qualities in a way that’s meaningful and lasting? Here are ten ways to teach kids about being compassionate, just as Jesus taught us.   Role-Playing Acts of Kindness Have your kids act out scenarios where they can show kindness, like comforting a friend or helping someone in need. You can

Creating a Bible-centered home is one of the most meaningful ways to strengthen your family’s faith and keep God’s word at the center of daily life. In a world full of distractions, setting aside dedicated time and space for Bible study, prayer and reflection can make a huge difference in the spiritual growth of each family member. From small changes like decorating with Bible verses to daily routines that involve Scripture readings, there are countless ways to keep God’s word

Prayer is one of the most powerful ways to build a relationship with God, and teaching children to pray can have a profound impact on their spiritual growth. For many families, though, starting a routine of prayer with young children can feel challenging. How do you encourage kids to pray in a way that feels meaningful yet accessible to them?   The key is to introduce prayer as a natural, joyful part of everyday life, helping children understand that talking

Forgiveness is a foundational Christian value, teaching us to let go of hurt and offer grace to others, just as Jesus forgives us. But for kids, understanding and practicing forgiveness can be challenging. There are plenty of playful and meaningful ways to help kids understand what forgiveness really means. Here are creative activities that teach the importance of forgiving others and seeking forgiveness in return.   Practice “Forgiveness Role-Play” Have the kids role-play scenarios where they might need to ask