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Bible Reading: John 1:44-49 “Hey, Kaden,” Antonio called as he caught up with his friend in the school hallway. “There’s going to be a special kids’ program at my church on Sunday. Why don’t you come?” “Nah,” said Kaden. “I’m gonna watch the baseball game on TV. Nothing’s gonna get in the way of me…
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Come and See
Bible Reading: John 1:44-49 “Hey, Kaden,” Antonio called as he caught up with his friend in the school hallway. “There’s going to be a special kids’ program at my church on Sunday. Why don’t you come?” “Nah,” said Kaden. “I’m gonna watch the baseball game on TV. Nothing’s gonna get in the way of me… Continue Reading…
Dirty Connection
Bible Reading: Luke 11:37-39 “Sean, the homeless shelter downtown needs donations. I’ve collected some items. How about donating some of your toys?” Sean knelt in front of his toy box. “I don’t have any toys I want to give away, Mom.” “What about this?” Mom asked. “I’m sure any little boy would love to have… Continue Reading…
In a Minute
Bible Reading: Psalm 119:57-64 “I’ll do it in a minute,” Damon said when his dad told him to take out the trash. When Mom reminded him to clean his room, Damon answered, “Okay. In a minute.” When told to mow the lawn, he replied, “Just a minute—I’m busy right now.” But the minute usually stretched… Continue Reading…
Broken Shells
Bible Reading: Exodus 4:10-11; Psalm 139:14-16 Nolan and his sister Destiny were having a wonderful vacation at the seashore. They spent hours on the beach—swimming, building sand castles, hunting for shells, and making new friends. “Want to come and find shells with me and Ford?” Nolan asked his sister one day. “He knows where to… Continue Reading…
Braving the Storm
Bible Reading: Psalm 46:1-7 “I.miss our old house,” said Tomás. He sighed as he thought about the reason they had moved into a trailer on Grandpa’s farm. First his little brother, Felix, was seriously injured in a car accident. Then the company Dad worked for went bankrupt, and it took quite a while for Dad… Continue Reading…
More than Words
Bible Reading: James 1:22-25 After a delicious lunch on Father’s Day, Ophelia joined the rest of her family to watch Dad open his presents. “Open mine first, Daddy,” little Molly said eagerly. “I made you a picture.” “Don’t tell,” said Ophelia, but everyone laughed as Molly insisted on helping her father open the package containing… Continue Reading…
Beyond What You See
Bible Reading: 1 Peter 3:3-4 Luca’s grandfather patted the tire of the four-wheeler he had purchased. “I saw the ad for this quad online, and I got a good deal on it,” he said with a smile. Luca wasn’t so sure. The fenders were dented, and the seat had a tear in it. The rack… Continue Reading…
The Broken Lightbulb
Bible Reading: Philippians 2:12-18 “James, can you hold the door open for me?” Dad called. But James and Abby were too busy fighting over which video game to play to hear him. “James!” Dad called again. “Please hold the door open so I can bring the ladder in.” “Why do I always have to help… Continue Reading…
It’s Not My Job!
Bible Reading: Isaiah 61:10; Matthew 20:28 “Jordan, could you please put Amy’s toys away while I give her a bath?” called Mom. Jordan groaned. He was right in the middle of a computer game. He slammed his controller down and stomped into his baby sister’s room. “This is so unfair!” he said as he threw… Continue Reading…
Slug Bug
Bible Reading: Numbers 13:25-33; 14:6-9 “Slug bug blue!” Brandon exclaimed when he spied a blue Volkswagen. As he spoke, he slugged his brother, Teague, who was sitting beside him. The boys were playing their favorite game on the way home from school—seeing who could spot a Volkswagen first and slug the other guy. They kept… Continue Reading…