Looking for a new way to engage your children in Bible study? Join us for the KidsView Devotional podcast. Think of each episode as the chance for your kids to consider the Word in a practical, real-life application. Each episode includes a memory verse, a lesson and closes with a prayer. Even better, each episode encourages your kids to talk to you (parents) about specific topics. So, listen as a family or use each episode as a springboard for open dialog about faith. Be sure to check out episode notes for parent talking points and bonus content.
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Looking for a new way to engage your children in Bible study? Join us for the KidsView Devotional podcast. Think of each episode as the chance for your kids to consider the Word in a practical, real-life application. Each episode includes a memory verse, a lesson and closes with a prayer. Even better, each episode encourages your kids to talk to you (parents) about specific topics. So, listen as a family or use each episode as a springboard for open dialog about faith. Be sure to check out episode notes for parent talking points and bonus content.
Have you ever told a fib? Know anyone who has? Even a “white lie”? Today we are talking about lying when it isn’t a perfectly black or white issue. Sometimes lying isn’t so much the words the say, but what we don’t say. The Bible tells us very clearly what God thinks about lying. We learn today about how to lean in to the truth.
Parents: for more information or to support this podcast, go to www.anchor.fm/kidsview.
To submit your child reading a verse to be spotlighted, or saying a prayer go to www.anchor.fm/kidsview and click on voicemail.
Luke 16:10
“Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.
Episode talking points for parents:
-Have you ever been lied to? How did it make you feel?
-Let’s say you have a shirt that says “Hawaii” on it. You’ve never been there, but your friends see it and start talking about it. You don’t correct them. Is this lying?
KidsView Devotional
Looking for a new way to engage your children in Bible study? Join us for the KidsView Devotional podcast. Think of each episode as the chance for your kids to consider the Word in a practical, real-life application. Each episode includes a memory verse, a lesson and closes with a prayer. Even better, each episode encourages your kids to talk to you (parents) about specific topics. So, listen as a family or use each episode as a springboard for open dialog about faith. Be sure to check out episode notes for parent talking points and bonus content.
