Are you here to get some awesome and inspiring random acts of kindness for kids ideas? Great! Then you’re in the right place because we’ve got over 67 incredible acts of kindness for kids in this one post, including a free 30-day kindness challenge. Acts of kindness are a wonderful opportunity for kids to learn how to show love in […]
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Bible verse memory can be fun! Especially when you use Bible memory verse games that kids love. They’re an essential part of teaching children about God. I’m sharing my favorite Bible verse memory games plus other memory verse activities. (hint: You can even use these Bible memory games to help your kids memorize important scriptures, such as Bible […]
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Our kids need to know the deep, abiding joy found in God through all circumstances, and that starts with teaching Bible verses to children about joy. Why is teaching kids about joy so important? Why must this be a huge goal for all Christian parents? And what does teaching kids bible verses about joy really look […]
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Take a quick look around our world and it’s quite obvious that are our kids are under spiritual attack. It’s a terrifying thought, but the Bible tells us that we’re in a spiritual war (Ephesians 6:12) and our children have an enemy that actively plots to attack them. That’s why, as Christian parents, we must stand […]
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Prayer is powerful! When we pray, we can literally change the world with our words. What an awesome thing to pass on to our kids! How can you teach your kids to pray? It’s not as difficult as you may think. You can raise kids who change the world through prayer too! My twelve-year-old son and I […]
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This guest post is written by Bonnie Rose of WriteBonnieRose.com. “My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us […]
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This post is Day 11 of Vibrant Homeschooling’s “12 Days of Christmas Teachable Moments” series. Click here to access previous posts in the series. It was 10:52 p.m. and my daughter and I were driving. The streets were nearly empty as our pickup truck—filled with cans of food and other much-needed supplies—slowly passed the dilapidated […]
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