Start with Stories They Love Stories captivate kids’ imaginations, making them a great way to introduce Jesus. Think of Jesus’s life as the most epic bedtime story ever told. Mix in a bit of drama, some surprise endings, and you’ve got your kids’ full attention. When Peter walked on water, hold your breath in suspense, […]
Making Learning Fun and Faith-Filled Teaching Christian principles to pre-schoolers can be both fun and educational. Incorporating Bible-based games turns learning into an adventure. These activities offer a creative and engaging way to instill faith in young hearts. By making learning interactive, kids are more likely to remember and embrace Biblical principles. Story Time with
Understanding God’s Love in Simple Terms Explaining God’s love to preschoolers can be a beautiful experience. Use simple language to describe God’s endless care and protection. Compare God’s love to a parent’s hug—a familiar concept to a child. God’s love is like that, but bigger! Emphasize the idea that they are always loved, no matter
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Introducing God’s Faithfulness to Young Minds When introducing the concept of God’s faithfulness to pre-schoolers, simplicity is key. Instead of delving into complex theology, focus on the basic idea that God loves us and keeps His promises. For example, tell them stories about Noah’s Ark or David and Goliath to illustrate God’s dependable nature. Engage
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Make Bible Stories Fun and Relatable Introducing Moses to pre-schoolers can be fun! Use storytelling to capture their imaginations. Tell how Moses was saved in a basket, grew up in a palace, and talked to God. Make it relatable by comparing Moses to heroes they know. Remember, kids love stories with adventure and miracles. So,
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Why Perseverance Matters Now More Than Ever Have you ever seen a toddler try, fail, and then try again? It’s a mix of heartbreaking and inspiring, kind of like watching a puppy try to climb stairs. This age is crucial for developing resilience. Why? Because resilience and perseverance aren’t just about getting back up. They’re
