Children's Catechism Questions 11-13 (Theology for Kids) - Plus a super easy pipe cleaner craft
/Today, we looked at questions 11, 12, and 13 of the Children's Catechism! Can you see God? Does God know all things? Can God do all things?
Read MoreThe blog at reformedmama.com, sharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and Scripture as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for Christian moms.
Today, we looked at questions 11, 12, and 13 of the Children's Catechism! Can you see God? Does God know all things? Can God do all things?
Read MoreAfter I created the page for the Children's Catechism Resources, I got a request to do something similar for the Westminster Shorter Catechism, so here it is!
Read MoreI remember when Friday meant something. When you are in school, everything seems easier and you know you have a break coming (or maybe it seems easier because you know you have the break coming?). As a mom with little kids, Friday doesn’t feel that different. Life just keeps going...
Read MoreToday we'll be covering Questions and Answers 6, 7, and 8 from the Children's Catechism! And I've also included a free simple printable to use with your young kids too!
Read MoreHow many times have you said to a new mom, "Let me know if there is anything I can do to help!"? We often mean it very genuinely but just don't know what we could to to really help. I am still totally guilty of this so I put together the following list of ways that you could encourage and love your mom friends well when they are transitioning into a new life stage with a new baby (whether it's their first or their fifth)!
Read MoreRomans 12:12 - Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. (ESV)
As a young mom, this has been one of my favorite Bible verses. I love it because it is so short that it’s easy to keep memorized even when I’m exhausted and can’t remember what my kids had for breakfast when it's time to make lunch. I also love it because it contains such wise commands for everyone, but they seem to be especially particular to what I so often struggle with as a mom.
Read MoreToday we wrapped up the first section (Questions 1-5, see previous posts here, here, and here for those earlier questions) about our duty to God.
We talked about the fact that God made us and takes care of us and really built on what we had discussed in the previous four questions since this was really tying it all together.
Read MoreSharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and the Bible as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for moms.
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