![]() ![]() I’m hoping they come out with even more devotionals that match up with the Tales That Tell the Truth storybooks because this is a gem! And it fills the void of quality devotionals for this age range. What a wonderful way to help cultivate a good prayer life for youngsters! It’s not just a simple read the following prayer, but gives prompts to come up with your own prayer. I also like the prayer prompts at the end of each day. The questions also give hints to which verse to find the answer for younger kids who may need a little extra help. You can also have your child(ren) look up the passage in their own Bibles if you want. I appreciate that the full Scripture is included each day. There is space on each page for writing the answers, or you can also use the book and discuss with your child if you don’t want to write in it. If you’re child is also able to independently read and write, it would be a great quiet time devotional for them to work through on their own. It would be a great bedtime or mealtime devotional. There are also a few additional activity pages throughout the book.Įach day can be done in 15 minutes or less. Questions to explore what the verses were aboutĮxtra questions for personal reflection and application I really appreciate that this devotional can be used with younger kids because I feel like solid Biblical devotionals for this age is really lacking. There’s really no wrong way to use them together. You can read the storybook first and then spend time digging into the topic of prayer for 15 days, or you could do the devotional first and then the storybook. The family Bible devotional is a great companion to the storybook. I’m super excited about this book because our family is a huge fan of the Tales That Tell the Truth series. There is a corresponding storybook, an Art and Activity book, and board book for purchase. ![]() Can be used for homeschool.Įxplore, reflect, and grow together as you and your family are encouraged to pray more often, more joyfully, and with more confidence in Jesus. In addition, there are simple, creative reflection ideas as well as bonus puzzles and coloring activities. an optional extra section that goes deeper, aimed at older or more confident children.two reflection questions (Usually one is simpler and the other requires more thought.a short explanation that can be read aloud.They will help your family to learn to pray with confidence, anytime, anyplace. These 10-minute devotions are designed to be easy to lead and fun to do. It is based on the popular storybook by Laura Wifler, co-founder of Risen Motherhood, which explores prayer: from the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve talked with God face to face, through Old Testament examples and the teaching of Jesus, all the way to the promise of the new creation, where we’ll dwell with God forever. This devotional is a chance to take your family on a journey through the story of prayer in the Bible. The Garden, the Curtain, and the Cross Series. ![]()
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