Worry, Worry, Worry
On the third day of Christmas, three French hens remind us of Jesus’s teaching about the birds of the air. This lesson helps families explore why we can release our worries and trust our loving Heavenly Father, who knows what we need and faithfully cares for us.
Peace! Be Still!
On the seventh day of Christmas, seven swans a-swimming lead us to the story of Jesus calming the storm. Through the peaceful image of a swan gliding above busy waters, families can explore how Jesus’s presence brings peace and reminds us that we are never alone, even when fear and anxiety churn beneath the surface.
How To Discuss Death With Your Child
Talking with children about death can feel overwhelming, especially when we are grieving, too. Through the story of a beloved family hamster, this article offers honest, faith-centered guidance for helping children understand death, express their feelings, ask questions, and develop healthy ways to grieve.
What Is Islam: A Crash Course for Children (and Their Parents)
How can Christian parents help their children understand Islam while remaining confident in their own faith? This child-friendly guide explains basic Muslim beliefs and practices, explores important differences between Islam and Christianity, and encourages families to speak about Jesus with both courage and kindness while treating Muslim neighbors with love and respect.
Six Ways to Stop Bullying
Why do so many children remain silent when they are being bullied, and how can parents help them feel safe enough to speak? This article offers practical, faith-centered ways to prevent bullying, encourage honest conversations, recognize warning signs, and take appropriate action when a child needs protection.
Children Grieve Too: 10 Practical Ways You Can Help
Helping children understand death can feel especially difficult when a family or church community is grieving. This gentle, faith-centered guide offers practical language for explaining death, responding to children’s questions and fears, honoring their unique ways of grieving, and reminding them of the hope we have in Jesus.