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Read: Matthew 25:14-21 Hunter and his dad chose a spot in the backyard to set up the rain gauge Hunter had made at school. He was proud of the hollow tube and its funnel-like top. “This is the best school project ever,” he said. “I hope it rains soon!” “Hunter,” Mom said when he came…
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Every Bit Counts
Read: Matthew 25:14-21 Hunter and his dad chose a spot in the backyard to set up the rain gauge Hunter had made at school. He was proud of the hollow tube and its funnel-like top. “This is the best school project ever,” he said. “I hope it rains soon!” “Hunter,” Mom said when he came… Continue Reading…
Smelly Shed Made Clean
Read: Hebrews 9:11-15; 1 John 1:7-9 Cole followed his grandpa across his new backyard. “I want to see inside!” Grandpa stopped at the door of a big shed. “Ready?” Cole nodded. Grandpa pulled the door open, and Cole jumped back. The smell coming from inside was terrible. He moved to a place where he could… Continue Reading…
Saying Goodbye
Read: Psalm 62:5-8 For as long as they could remember, Isla and Parker had lived a block away from the beach. Now they were at the water’s edge saying goodbye to their favorite spot. Isla pushed her bare feet into the sand while Parker threw rocks out into the water. Tears trickled down Isla’s cheeks… Continue Reading…
Really White
Read: Romans 3:21-26 “Can I crack the eggs?” Penelope asked as her mom started blending the butterand sugar. “Sure,” Mom said, and as each egg was added, she beat it into the cookie dough. “Now we need to add flour, baking soda, and salt.” “I can do that,” said Penelope. She carefully measured the flour… Continue Reading…
Hosanna!
Read: Matthew 21:1-11; John 3:16-18 Arlo giggled as his sister Marni raised her palm branch over his head. “Save me! Aunt Lori, Marni is going to rule over me!” Aunt Lori called to the kids from the deck. “Quit playing with those. Come on, let’s eat lunch.” Arlo and Marni groaned. They tossed their palm… Continue Reading…
Spring Flowers
Read: Psalm 71:15-17 Jade, Leah, and their little sister, Izzy, joined their mother in the backyard one spring day. “Wow, look at all the flowers!” Jade said, walking over to her mother’s garden. “I love the hyacinths. I think they’re my favorite.” “Not mine. I like those yellow ones,” said Izzy, pointing to the daffodils…. Continue Reading…
Tending William
Read: Ephesians 4:32-5:2 Wyatt called to Mom as he raced down the stairs and toward the back door. “I’m heading out to my garden to weed.” Wyatt had his own garden in the backyard and was looking forward to caring for his plants. Mom stuck her head out of the kitchen. “Can you take William… Continue Reading…
The Lesson at the Science Fair
Read: Psalm 119:65-73 Denver tugged his mother’s hand. “Come on, Mom! I want to find out if my science fair project won a ribbon!” “Okay, but help me keep an eye on Darcy,” Denver’s mom answered as she motioned for his little sister to follow them. When they arrived at the table holding Denver’s project,… Continue Reading…
Safe in Every Sky
Read: Deuteronomy 31:4-6 Editor’s note: This story may not be suitable for young children. Asha’s heart was pounding. She walked slowly down the jetway to the plane, clutching her mother’s hand. “It’ll be okay,” Mom told her gently. “I know you’re scared, but everything will be all right.” Asha looked up at Mom with her… Continue Reading…
Leaning Lydia
Read: Proverbs 3:1-6; Hebrews 12:1-2 “Can you quiz me on some review questions for a test, Dad?” Lydia asked one evening. Dad agreed, so Lydia handed him her study sheet. Dad asked Lydia several questions on topics she had studied. “Just a few to go,” Dad said finally. “What’s the name of the famous tower… Continue Reading…