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Bible Reading: Isaiah 43:25; Colossians 3:12-14</a > “You know why Theo came to our school this year instead of going to the one he was at before?” Mark asked his mom. “He got kicked out of his old school for cheating!” “How do you know that?” asked Mom. “Caden told me. He knows because his…
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Let Bygones Be Bygones
Bible Reading: Isaiah 43:25; Colossians 3:12-14</a > “You know why Theo came to our school this year instead of going to the one he was at before?” Mark asked his mom. “He got kicked out of his old school for cheating!” “How do you know that?” asked Mom. “Caden told me. He knows because his… Continue Reading…
The Exchange Student
Bible Reading: Ephesians 3:14-21 “That was a good play,” said José, an exchange student from Mexico who was living with Ronan’s family. They were returning home after attending a Christmas program at church. “I’ve heard a lot about the Bible, but I’ve never been to a pageant like that one.” Ronan pointed. “Look! There are… Continue Reading…
No Room
Bible Reading: Matthew 25:37-40; Luke 2:1-7 “Rayna, how would you like to have a roommate for a few days?” Mom asked when she picked Rayna up from school. “Pastor Rollins is looking for places for the Peterson children to stay while their mother is in the hospital. I thought maybe we could take Morgan.” Rayna… Continue Reading…
Little to Give
Bible Reading: John 6:1-14 Alex sunk down in his wheelchair as his pastor talked about upcoming ministry opportunities. It was hard to be invisible when his wheelchair was out in the aisle. He wanted to serve, but how could God use him? When his friend Ethan nudged him, he realized he had missed what the… Continue Reading…
Where’s the Birthday Boy?
Bible Reading: Luke 2:7-16 “I love Christmas!” Aaliyah told her friend Piper. “Did you see that huge tree in the mall? It went all the way up to the ceiling! And I love the lights everywhere, and parties—and presents! I think I’m getting that new video game I told you about.” “My grandma’s giving me… Continue Reading…
Paid Fines
Bible Reading: Ephesians 1:3-10 Kristen bounded up to the library’s front desk with a book. She proudly presented her library card and watched as the librarian scanned it. But to Kristen’s surprise, the librarian frowned and handed the card back to her. “I’m sorry, but the book you returned last week was overdue, and you… Continue Reading…
Telling the Truth (Part 2)
Bible Reading: Proverbs 1:1-5 Marie was sitting alone on the steps, watching a group of girls play, when Lacey arrived at school. As Lacey sat down, Marie rolled her eyes. “I thought you were going to go play with the other girls,” she said. “Go ahead. I don’t care if no one likes me.” Lacey… Continue Reading…
Telling the Truth (Part 1)
Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 13 Lacey had a gloomy look on her face when she got home from school. “I’m so tired of Marie bossing me around! Sometimes I wish I hadn’t bothered to be her friend.” “She’s the new girl in your class, right?” asked Mom. “I think it’s good you reached out to… Continue Reading…
Silly Excuses
Bible Reading: Hebrews 10:19-25 “It’s so cold out,” Truett said as he looked out the front window. “Do we really have to go to church today? Can’t we just stay home and keep warm?” Dad chuckled. “I don’t think going to church will be that much of a sacrifice. The car is warm, and the… Continue Reading…
No Payment Needed
Bible Reading: 1 Peter 1:18-21 “Hey, Mom!” Emilia said. “We should have a doctor like the one in this book I’m reading. Instead of making people come to his office when they got sick, he went to their houses. Wouldn’t that be nice?” Mom smiled. “That’s the way it was done a long, long time… Continue Reading…