Christmas Treasures for Moms - A look at Luke 2:19
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It's almost Christmas! Who's busy? Take a quick look at Luke 2:19 to examine how we should be treating the Christmas season (to make it better!).
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How To Help Kids Navigate Real Life with Three Wonderful Gospel-Rich Picture Books
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In this post, I’m sharing about three new books in the Good News for Little Hearts series that help kids deal with real life issues - anger, anxiety, and failure. Spoiler alert: I love them.
Read MoreTeaching Kids About Regeneration from the Children’s Catechism Questions 38-40
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Today, we are covering the topic of Regeneration with three questions from the Children’s Catechism, a craft, a few songs, and more! You can do this all in one afternoon or spread it out over a few days as you review the questions at different times throughout the day.
Read MoreChurch Bulletin and Sermon Notes for Kids - Free Download
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Today, I have the pleasure of sharing an awesome guest post with you! A friend created a Children’s Bulletin / Sermon Notes page for her kids and is graciously sharing it with you today!
Read MoreReformation Day Activities and Resources Round Up for Kids!
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October 31 is Reformation Day! I've put together a round up of resources and activities for kids to celebrate this special day.
Read MoreMy Favorite Reformed Books and Music for Kids
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This is my list of absolute favorite, must-have, great for gifting theological books and music for young kids to share with you!
Read MoreHow (and Why) I plan our Homeschool Time Weekly (Including a Free Google Doc Template!)
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In this post, I’ll give you a glimpse into how I plan our homeschool time and also share a free Google Doc so you can plan your week digitally in Google Sheets or print it out too!
Read More40 Essential Scripture Passages in a Pretty Free Printable - Plus Some Tips on Memorizing Bible Verses
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I’ve created a free printable with 40 Passages of Scripture for you to use to memorize Bible verses with your kids! You can hang them on your fridge, put on a bulletin board, or keep a binder!
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