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Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Jude was doing his schoolwork at the kitchen table when Dad got home. They talked for a little while, and then Dad had a question for Mom. “Are you getting as much as I am out of that devotional we both decided to use?” he asked her. “Today’s Bible…
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Martha, Martha
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Jude was doing his schoolwork at the kitchen table when Dad got home. They talked for a little while, and then Dad had a question for Mom. “Are you getting as much as I am out of that devotional we both decided to use?” he asked her. “Today’s Bible… Continue Reading…
Perfect Balance
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 “That was a great circus show, wasn’t it, Dad?” Brandon’s eyes were wide with excitement as he and his father made their way to the car. “Especially the high-wire act! I really liked that.” Dad grinned. “That was pretty exciting, but it was kinda scary when that one man… Continue Reading…
Hungry Hearts
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 “Why does Pastor Evans have to preach such long sermons?” grumbled Jasper on the way home from church. “It’s always so boring!” “I actually wished Pastor Evans hadn’t quit so soon,” said Dad. “He helped me understand some verses that had been hard for me to grasp before.” “Well,… Continue Reading…
Sharing Grief
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 *Editor’s note: This story may not be suitable for young children. Madelyn buried her face in her hands. “I wish I’d been nicer to him.” Callie’s face was red from crying. “I’m mad that he died so young. It’s not fair.” Mrs. Nelson sat down at the empty desk… Continue Reading…
Time with a Friend
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 “It seems like so many of the guys just want to play basketball all the time,” complained Mason one afternoon. “Clayton and I always did stuff together, but now he spends more time with other kids than with me!” As Mom started to speak, Mason reached into his backpack… Continue Reading…
No Mistakes
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 As Emma and Chloe started home, they ran into Weston—a school bully. “Hey, Chloe, where’d you get this hat?” asked Weston as he grabbed the red cap from her head and tossed it down on the sidewalk. Chloe stared at him. “Stop that!” yelled Emma, darting toward the cap…. Continue Reading…
Repotted to Grow
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Austin sighed as he dropped his backpack to the kitchen floor and sat down at the table. His family had moved recently, and he missed his old school and all the friends he’d left behind. “Did you have a good day?” Mom asked. Austin shook his head. “I know… Continue Reading…
All You Have to Do Is Ask
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Sarah groaned as she hunched over her math textbook. Mom looked up from her computer. “What’s wrong, honey?” she asked. “You seem upset.” “I have a test tomorrow, and I’ve got to make a B to stay on the honor roll. I’ve tried and tried, but I just can’t… Continue Reading…
Penguin Waddle
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 “Look at that cute little penguin!” Abby said to her friend Kayla. “Waddle, waddle! Penguins are my favorite animal at the zoo.” “Look at this penguin. He’s flying through the water!” Mom called out. “Wow, they’re fast swimmers,” said Kayla. “Let’s go see the polar bears now!” “Okay. Bye,… Continue Reading…
Tidal Wave
Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Jayce hung up his jacket and walked into the kitchen. “Hi, Mom,” he said. “Hey, buddy,” replied Mom. “Need a glass of milk and a few crackers?” Jayce nodded and plopped down in a chair while his mom poured him some milk. “You’re not going to believe what happened… Continue Reading…