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Bible Reading: Psalm 34:17-19</a > “Can we go out for ice cream now, Grandpa?” Amelia asked as she walked into Grandpa’s workshop. She was staying at his cottage for a few days, and they had planned to do many exciting things together—like flying kites on the beach and eating ice cream. “Soon,” said Grandpa. He… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Proverbs 14:31; Philippians 2:1-4 Haley looked around the store with curiosity. It wasn’t like the stores she and Mom usually shopped in. “Mom, that sign says ‘thrift store.’ What does that mean?” “It’s a store where you can buy things like clothes for low prices because they aren’t new, but they’re still in… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: 2 Timothy 3:16-17</a > Billy worked the wad of bubble gum in his mouth to one cheek and stepped inside. “I’mmm hooommm.” Dad was at the kitchen table. “How was the birthday party?” “Fntsssssstk!” Dad looked confused. “Fantastic?” Mom smiled. “Glad to hear it.” “Wuved de ways-kah.” “He loved the race car you… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Psalm 13; 145:18; Isaiah 41:10 Gibson hid behind the pink striped blanket for a couple of seconds and then dropped it. “Peek-a-boo!” Baby Nora laughed and clapped her chubby hands. They played the peek-a-boo game over and over again. Gibson loved to hear his little sister laugh. Dad smiled. “You are teaching Nora… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: 1 Peter 1:22-25 Did you hear that our neighbor Mrs. Smith broke her leg?” Aiden asked his sister as they were walking home from school. “No. That’s so sad!” Ava replied. “Yeah. Mom said we’re going to bring a plate of supper to her every night since she lives by herself.” Aiden grinned… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Psalm 16:11; 30:11; 1 Peter 1:8-9 After a long day at Grandpa’s funeral, Emily spent the night with Grandma to keep her company. The next morning, she found Grandma on the couch with a big fancy box. “That’s a pretty box.” Emily sat down next to her. Grandma smiled. “This is my joy… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Deuteronomy 31:6-8 “Be good,” Mom whispered, hugging her twin daughters, Emerald and Sapphire. “Help Grandma. See you soon once I’ve had my treatment.” Waving goodbye, the girls followed Grandma to her silver car. Emerald’s lip began to tremble as they set off. She rummaged in her pocket for a tissue. “Oh, Grandma,” she… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Jeremiah 29:12-13; Romans 8:26-27; 1 Peter 3:12 “I can’t hear you, Grandma!” Tania exclaimed into the phone. Static hissed into her ear, releasing her grandmother’s voice in spurts: “Storm…after…call…” “Grandma!” exclaimed Tania as the line went silent. “Daddy, Grandma’s in the middle of a storm!” Dad placed his homemade bread on a cooling… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Romans 10:12-15 Miguel slumped down in his chair and sighed. His mother had given him the news he dreaded most: they were going to move again. “This always happens just when I’m getting to like my school and know the other kids! Doesn’t the army know we’ve moved enough already?” “I know how… Continue Reading…
Bible Reading: Luke 18:9-14; Romans 3:10-12 “Yuck!” Londyn made a face, hurried to the sink, and spit out her milk. “Londyn! What on earth…” “Mom, this milk tastes terrible!” Londyn exclaimed. “There’s something wrong with it!” “There is?” Mom checked the milk. “It’s starting to go sour. I’ll get a fresh gallon when I go… Continue Reading…