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Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Jack set the soccer ball on the hash mark and readied himself for the penalty shot. It was his favorite part of soccer practice. When Coach Johnson blew the whistle, Jack kicked a rocket into the top right corner of the net. “GOAAAAAL!” he yelled. He was about to…

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    Don’t Scratch the Itch

    Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Jack set the soccer ball on the hash mark and readied himself for the penalty shot. It was his favorite part of soccer practice. When Coach Johnson blew the whistle, Jack kicked a rocket into the top right corner of the net. “GOAAAAAL!” he yelled. He was about to… Continue Reading…

    True Story

    Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 “Ow!” yelped Avery. “Quit pinching me, Levi!” “It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and you’re not wearing green,” said Levi. “That means you get pinched!” “I am wearing green!” Avery insisted. “My shirt is green. You just can’t see it because my sweater is covering it up.” She turned to her… Continue Reading…

    A Time to Remember

    Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Ellie and Keely had been friends for a long time. They lived on the same street and went to the same school. But now Keely’s family was moving away. On their last day together, the girls played at Ellie’s house while Keely’s parents packed. “I’m already sad,” said Ellie…. Continue Reading…

    Hands and Feet

    Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Tyler and his dad were enjoying a quick breakfast at the park before Tyler’s baseball game. Dad had picked up a couple extra ham biscuits to save for later. As Tyler was eating, he noticed a man who appeared to be homeless sitting on a bench on the other… Continue Reading…

    So Much to Say

    Bible Reading: Psalm 27:1-3; Isaiah 41:10 Maisie had spent most of the evening texting one friend after another. “Can I text Bree real quick?” she asked when Mom told her to get ready for bed. “I want to see if she’s as nervous as I am about tryouts for the play.” Mom shook her head…. Continue Reading…

    The Cost of Courage

    Bible Reading: Isaiah 53:3; Matthew 9:10-13; 2 Timothy 1:7 “Great game, Hailey!” said Mom. “Two goals–that’s incredible!” Hailey kicked off her soccer cleats and sat on the sidelines beside Mom’s folding chair. “Sure, I guess.” “What’s wrong?” asked Mom. “You did great.” Hailey’s eyes filled with tears. “It’s Kaylee and Jenna. They said they don’t… Continue Reading…

    God’s Promises Mean Something

    Bible Reading: Psalm 12:5-7 “He said he was going to help us.” Sammy frowned. “How could Uncle Riley say that and then change his mind? We need help if we’re going to move!” Mom held a finger to her lips. She nodded to the open window. “Look at our babies getting their first meal.” Sammy… Continue Reading…

    Amnesia

    Bible Reading: Ephesians 4:17-24 Preston jumped from seat to seat in the back of the school bus. He joined in with the boys who were pestering other kids and laughed loudly when rude gestures were made at passing cars. After he and the others ignored several warnings, the bus driver pulled over and wrote down… Continue Reading…

    Not a Secret

    Bible Reading: Acts 4:13-20 Topher brought Mexican jumping beans to school today,” said Tiernan at dinner one evening. “They look like regular beans, but they move all by themselves. Topher wouldn’t say what made them move–he said it was a secret. But I looked it up and found out. I don’t know why Topher didn’t… Continue Reading…

    Roman’s Rotten Apple

    Bible Reading: Matthew 5:44-46 Roman stomped into the house and headed for the stairs, not even bothering to say hello to his family. “Hey there, Roman!” Dad called from his place at the counter. Roman mumbled something and then proceeded upstairs and slammed his bedroom door. The house shook. Eva, his sister, entered the house… Continue Reading…