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Bible Reading: Proverbs 17:9; 27:9 Sierra watched the TV eagerly when a commercial for her dad’s business appeared on the screen. His company was a sponsor for a local TV station, and an ad for their business had been recorded at the office where he worked. “Where’s your desk, Dad?” asked Sierra. “I don’t see…
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The Big Picture
Bible Reading: Proverbs 17:9; 27:9 Sierra watched the TV eagerly when a commercial for her dad’s business appeared on the screen. His company was a sponsor for a local TV station, and an ad for their business had been recorded at the office where he worked. “Where’s your desk, Dad?” asked Sierra. “I don’t see… Continue Reading…
Baloney Sandwich (Part 2)
Bible Reading: Deuteronomy 18:9–14; Romans 6:1–2, 11–13</a > “Dad, that TV guy is in town,” Levi said excitedly. “Hudson’s family is going to see him, and he invited me to go along. Can I go?” “What TV guy would that be?” Dad asked. “The guy who contacts people who have died.” Levi hurried on when… Continue Reading…
Baloney Sandwich (Part 1)
Bible Reading: 1 John 4:1–3 “Food tastes so good out here!” Levi said as his family enjoyed a picnic lunch at the park. He took a big bite of his sandwich, and his sister Nina started to laugh. “I’m glad you like the food out here so much,” she said with a grin. “That little… Continue Reading…
I Will, You Will
Bible Reading: Psalm 71:14–24 “Who wants to help me sweep up these crumbs?” Mom asked as she picked up the lunch plates and walked to the sink. “I will!” three-year-old Elim yelled enthusiastically as he rushed over to get the broom. Ruby giggled as she watched her little cousin sweep up the crumbs at top… Continue Reading…
A Balloon for Titus
Bible Reading: Romans 8:26–28 “Can we get balloons, Mom?” Julian asked on the way into the hardware store. It was the store’s grand opening, and a man was blowing up helium balloons at the front of the store and giving them to the kids. “Sure,” said Mom. “Why don’t you take Titus over there while… Continue Reading…
Finally Floating
Bible Reading: Romans 3:20–24, 28 Down under the water Graham went! He came up sputtering. “What did I do wrong?” he asked Aunt Sue. He and his sister were spending a week with their aunt at her lakeside cottage, and she was teaching them to float. Graham looked over at Kinley. “She’s just lying on… Continue Reading…
Fading Flowers (Part 2)
Bible Reading: Proverbs 3:27–28; Hebrews 13:15–16 As Greta and Harper walked to a friend’s house, they saw some yellow wildflowers by the side of the road. “These sort of look like the flowers Mrs. Cranston used to have in her yard before she got too sick to take care of them,” said Greta. Harper nodded…. Continue Reading…
Fading Flowers (Part 1)
Bible Reading: Isaiah 40:6–8; James 4:13–15 Greta and Harper ran through an empty field behind their house. The warm summer breeze rustled in the grass, and golden butterflies flitted among the wildflowers. “It was nice of Mom to pack us a picnic lunch to bring out here, wasn’t it?” Greta said as she placed their… Continue Reading…
Sourwood Honey
Bible Reading: 1 Timothy 1:12–17 Greyson sat up, threw his legs over the side of his bed, and dried his tears on the sleeve of his shirt. There’s no use wasting time praying for Dad anymore, he thought. There’s nothing I can do to make things better. I’ve prayed and prayed, but nothing’s changed. Dad’s… Continue Reading…
God’s Creation
Bible Reading: Psalm 139:11–18; Matthew 10:30 Noah ran out to meet his father when he saw his car pull into the driveway. “Hey, Dad! Did you see the picture I sent you? Sheba had her puppies!” “Yes, I saw it. That’s great! How many does she have?” asked Dad. “Seven,” replied Noah. “Come see them.”… Continue Reading…