A children's devotion about trusting God's sovereignty even when life feels impossibly hard. Using the biblical story of Job — a blameless man who lost everything yet refused to blame God — this lesson shows kids that just as Satan could only do what God permitted, nothing in our lives is outside of God's control, and even in the toughest moments, where God is there is always hope and joy.

A children's devotion about trusting God's plan even when the world feels messy and confusing. Using the biblical story of Noah — how one man found favor with God by living His way while everyone around him chose sin — this lesson shows kids that just as God was sovereign over the rain and the flood, He is still in control of everything today, always working to fix what's been broken, and that's exactly where our joy is found.

A children's devotion about letting God's Word soak deep into our hearts so it can bring real change. Using the everyday science of how a dishwasher needs soaking to remove stubborn dried food, this lesson shows kids that just as one wash isn't always enough, reading God's Word again and again lets it sink in deeply — and God's Spirit helps us choose self-control even in our most upset, overwhelmed moments.

A children's devotion about building good habits with God's help and breaking the not-so-good ones. Using the everyday concept of habits — things we do so often they become hard to stop — this lesson shows kids that when we're tempted to keep doing something we shouldn't, God never leaves us alone but promises to give us strength, help when we ask, and a way out every single time.

A children's devotion about what it means for Christ to live inside us and shine through our lives. Using the simple science of food coloring dropped into clear water — how one drop changes everything from the inside out — this lesson shows kids that when Jesus lives in our hearts, we may look the same on the outside but everything changes on the inside, growing more loving, patient, and joyful because He is there.

A children's devotion about the extravagant love and faithful care of God our Shepherd and best Friend. Using the vivid, personal language of The Passion Translation of Psalm 23, this lesson shows kids that the same timeless truths of God's provision, protection, and presence sound even more personal and intimate when we hear them in fresh words — because Jesus isn't just our King and Savior, He wants to be our closest Friend.

A children's devotion about the goodness and mercy of God that follows us every single day of our lives. Concluding a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson explores David's promise that God's goodness and mercy stay close behind us always — and that everyone who trusts in Jesus will one day dwell in the house of the Lord forever, making Psalm 23 one of the most loved and memorized passages in all of Scripture.

A children's devotion about trusting God's abundant provision and protection even when life feels scary. Continuing a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson explores the picture of a banquet table prepared by God in the presence of enemies — showing kids that when God is there, there is no need to be afraid, because He doesn't just give enough, He gives more than enough, and His plans for us are far better than anything we could imagine.

A children's devotion about finding comfort and protection in God's loving guidance even in scary times. Continuing a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson explores the shepherd's rod and staff — tools that protected and rescued sheep from danger — to show kids that just as a shepherd uses these tools out of love, God lovingly corrects and guides us back to the right path because He cares too much to let us wander into danger alone.

A children's devotion about letting God guide us in paths of righteousness so others can see Jesus through our lives. Continuing a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson uses the picture of a hunting guide who knows every trail to show kids that just as an experienced guide leads hunters safely to their goal, God knows every path we will ever walk and lovingly leads us in the right direction — and when we follow Him, our lives point others to His love.

Description: A children's devotion about letting Jesus restore our souls when life feels overwhelming. Continuing a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson uses the imagery of green pastures and still waters to show kids that just as a loving parent insists on rest because they know what's best, Jesus leads us to places of peace and refreshment because He designed us to need rest — and He alone can truly restore our souls.

A children's devotion about trusting God to provide everything we need. Continuing a study of the 23rd Psalm, this lesson uses the story of David and Goliath to show kids that just as God provided David with courage, strategy, and accuracy to defeat a giant — and guidance to find wandering sheep — He faithfully provides everything we need, even before we think to ask.

A children's devotion about following Jesus our Good Shepherd and putting others' needs above our own. Using the science of sheep behavior — how these easily distracted animals wander into danger and need a watchful shepherd to guide them — this lesson shows kids that just as sheep need a shepherd to keep them safe and on the right path, we need Jesus to guide us away from selfishness and toward caring for others the way He does.

A children's devotion about staying awake and active in our faith instead of hiding away when life gets hard. Using the science of hibernation — how animals like bears, skunks, and ground squirrels survive winter by slowing down and barely moving — this lesson shows kids that while hibernation is a smart survival strategy for animals, God calls us to stay wide awake in our faith, using every day to show kindness, encourage others, and point people to Jesus.

A children's devotion about staying awake and active in our faith instead of hiding away when life gets hard. Using the science of hibernation — how animals like bears, skunks, and ground squirrels survive winter by slowing down and barely moving — this lesson shows kids that while hibernation is a smart survival strategy for animals, God calls us to stay wide awake in our faith, using every day to show kindness, encourage others, and point people to Jesus.

A children's devotion about choosing humility over pride and lifting others up instead of looking down on them. Using the science of noses — from the mole's extraordinary nose that helps it feel its way through underground tunnels to the many shapes and sizes of noses in people and animals — this lesson shows kids that while noses are wonderfully useful, the one thing we should never do with ours is look down on others, because Jesus always chose humility and so should we.

A children's devotion about choosing kindness even when others are unkind. Using the science of hiccups — how the diaphragm jerks unexpectedly and there's no perfect cure — this lesson shows kids that just as we can't always control hiccups, we can't control how other people treat us, but we can always control our own response, and God calls us to answer unkindness with kindness and blessing.

A children's devotion about transformation and renewal in Christ. Using the science of skin cells and how the body constantly replaces old cells with new ones, this lesson shows kids that just as our bodies are always renewing themselves, Jesus renews our hearts and minds from the inside out.

A children's devotion about the awesome power of God and how personally He loves us. Using the science of tropical cyclones — hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones — and their incredible destructive force, this lesson shows kids that as breathtaking as these storms are, God's power is infinitely greater, and yet this same mighty God knows each of us by name and calls us His own.

A children's devotion about how even the smallest faith can do mighty things in God's hands. Using the science of waterfalls — how individual raindrops come together to form rushing, crashing walls of water powerful enough to shape rock and generate electricity — this lesson shows kids that just as tiny drops become something enormous and powerful, God can take even the smallest mustard-seed faith and grow it into something that moves mountains.