Start with Stories of Kindness Children love stories, and the miracles of Jesus are the stuff of the greatest tales. These stories not only introduce the awesomeness of Jesus but also teach kindness. Share the tale of Jesus turning water into wine as a display of kindness and empathy for a worried wedding host. Use […]
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Starting Early: Why Teach Christian Principles to Preschoolers? Introducing Christian principles to preschoolers is like planting seeds in fertile soil. Early exposure shapes their worldview positively. At this tender age, kids are curious and impressionable. They are like sponges, soaking up everything around them. It’s the perfect time to introduce God’s love and purpose for
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Laying the Foundation: Worship Is More Than Just Words Starting conversations about worship and praise with preschoolers might seem daunting, but it’s really an opportunity to spark a lifelong spiritual journey. It’s essential to convey that worship isn’t only about singing in church; it’s about feeling grateful and expressing love and respect towards God in
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The Fruit of Understanding: Laying the Groundwork Explaining complex concepts like temptation and sin to preschoolers might sound like trying to teach a fish to fly, but it’s all about simplicity and relatability. Remember, you’re not drafting a theological treaty but sowing the seeds of understanding. Use straightforward sentences and engaging stories that mirror their
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The Storytelling Corner Ever tried explaining the life of Jesus to a four-year-old? Yes, it’s like trying to convince them broccoli tastes better than ice cream. But, teaching preschoolers about Jesus’ life and Christian teachings can be both fun and impactful. Using stories from the Bible, simplified for their understanding, captures their attention. Imagine the
