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Bible Reading: Mark 8:34-38 “I need to pick up a few groceries before dropping you off at your game, Carter,” said Mom as she turned in at the supermarket. “You can come in, but keep an eye on your little sister while I zip on ahead. I’ll meet you at the checkout in ten minutes.”…
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Tumbling Cans
Bible Reading: Mark 8:34-38 “I need to pick up a few groceries before dropping you off at your game, Carter,” said Mom as she turned in at the supermarket. “You can come in, but keep an eye on your little sister while I zip on ahead. I’ll meet you at the checkout in ten minutes.”… Continue Reading…
Farewell, Fear!
Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:3-10 “Summer, I love these earrings!” Natalie held up the gold-and-pink bunny rabbit earrings to her ears and looked in the mirror. “Thanks! I have lots of pairs now that I got my ears pierced.” Summer opened the top drawer to show her friend. “Did it hurt lots?” Natalie asked as… Continue Reading…
Worth the Effort
Bible Reading: Psalm 42:11; John 14:27; Philippians 4:6-7 Aaron and Aria, along with their father, watched a fisherman on the pier carefully arrange his big green net. Then he made a sudden motion, and the net glided out over the Gulf of Mexico. “That’s quite a skill you have there,” Dad told the fisherman. The… Continue Reading…
Freely Accepted
Bible Reading: Ephesians 2:1-10 “How was drama club, Hailey?” Mom asked as she took a casserole out of the oven and set it on the counter. Hailey frowned, avoiding her gaze. “It was good. I had fun.” “You don’t seem like you had fun,” Mom said, coming over and putting a hand on her shoulder…. Continue Reading…
A Memorial Rock
Bible Reading: 1 Samuel 7:7-12 The James family stood looking at the huge oak tree lying across their front yard. During the night, a fierce storm had blown it down. “Wow!” said Julia. “If that tree had fallen just a little farther this way, it would have hit the house!” Dad nodded. “God surely takes… Continue Reading…
Western Adventure (Part 2)
Bible Reading: Psalm 18:1-2, 30-32 “That was cool!” said Allie when their plane landed at an airport near the Black Hills of South Dakota. “I like flying.” “Me too,” said Mara and Collin together. Their grandparents met them at the airport, and by the next day they were ready for another adventure. “What would you… Continue Reading…
Western Adventure (Part 1)
Bible Reading: Acts 1:9-11; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 Allie, Mara, and Collin fastened their seat belts on the plane. They were on their way to visit their grandparents in South Dakota. Allie was glad she had a window seat. She didn’t want to miss a thing on what they called their Western Adventure. The kids squealed… Continue Reading…
The Jigsaw Puzzle
Bible Reading: Philippians 2:1-5 “Look at all the pieces!” exclaimed little Ryan when his brother and sister opened a puzzle box. “I want to help.” He began turning puzzle pieces right side up and looking for where they went. “Stop that,” said Penny, elbowing Ryan out of the way when he tried to add a… Continue Reading…
A Good Fisherman
Bible Reading: Matthew 4:18-22; John 1:35-42 Owen looked up from his fishing tackle box and saw his friend Caleb coming up the driveway. They were going fishing that afternoon. “Hi, Caleb,” Owen said. “Just checking to make sure all the lures and hooks are in order. I already checked my rod and dug up a… Continue Reading…
Finally Thirteen
Bible Reading: 1 Timothy 4:12-15 “Finally!” exclaimed Nicole when she came in for breakfast. “I was beginning to think this day would never get here. But it did, and I’m finally thirteen!” “Happy birthday,” said Cece, Nicole’s little sister. “But why are you so glad to be thirteen?” “Because now I’m a teenager, and people… Continue Reading…