A children's devotion about letting your faith shine for the world to see. Using the science of butterfly wing colors and how God designed them to advertise a warning to predators, this lesson shows kids that just as butterflies display who they are through their bright colors, God created us to advertise our love for Jesus through the way we live.

A children's devotion about choosing a good attitude and living at peace with others. Using the science of fingernails and the famously irritating sound of nails on a chalkboard, this lesson shows kids that just as that scratchy sound creates stress and discomfort, whining and complaining affects everyone around us — and God calls us to choose peace instead.

A children's devotion about the one true God and His unique power. Using the science of our Sun as a rare single star — unlike binary stars that orbit each other — this lesson shows kids that just as there is only one sun in our sky, there is only one real God in the universe who created everything perfectly and cares for us completely.

A children's devotion about standing strong against peer pressure. Using the science of animal behavior and how whales, monkeys, and chimpanzees copy one another, this lesson shows kids that while fitting in can feel natural, God calls us to please Him — not the crowd — and the Holy Spirit helps us make the right choice.

A children's devotion about resisting temptation with God's help. Using the science of solar wind and Earth's magnetosphere, this lesson shows kids that just as God created a magnetic shield to protect our planet from harmful particles, He also provides protection and a way of escape when we face temptation.

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 God's unlimited power. Using the science of horsepower and physics, this lesson shows kids that while engines and athletes have impressive power, nothing compares to the power of God — who gives us His Holy Spirit, forgiveness, and eternal life.

A children's devotion about spiritual gifts and purpose. Using the science of the water cycle (precipitation, evaporation, and condensation), this lesson shows kids that just as every part of the cycle has a job, God has equipped each of us with special roles to serve Him.

A children's devotion about the power of our words. Using the wild science of the giant anteater's two-foot tongue, this lesson reminds kids to be "slow to speak" and use their words to build others up rather than tear them down.

A children's devotion about growing godly character. By exploring how physical fruit grows from seeds and flowers, this lesson teaches kids how "spiritual fruit" like kindness and patience grows in a heart full of Jesus' love.

A children's devotion about the "extreme" nature of God's love. Using the comparison of desert days and rainy days, this lesson explains Matthew 5:45 and how God’s grace and sun rise on everyone, regardless of their choices.

A children's devotion about identifying truth versus lies. By debunking common animal myths about elephants, bats, and ostriches, this lesson encourages kids to reject the lies of the world and believe what God’s Word says about them.

A children's devotion about God’s amazing provision. Using the science of the medulla oblongata and how our bodies perform autonomic functions like breathing, this lesson teaches kids that God has already given us everything we need to live and serve Him.

A children's devotion explaining why the day Jesus died is called "Good Friday." By looking at Hebrews 12:2 and the concept of meditating on God's Word, this lesson teaches kids that God's plans are perfect even when they seem sad or confusing at first.

A children's devotion about recognizing the "poison" of sin. Using the fascinating science of how monarch butterflies become poisonous by eating milkweed, this lesson teaches kids that things that look beautiful on the outside can sometimes be harmful deceptions from the "father of lies."

A children's devotion explaining the limitless power of God. Using the history of Isaac Watt and the science of "horsepower," this lesson compares the strength of engines to the ultimate, life-changing power of the Holy Spirit and eternal life.

A children's devotion about the reliability of God in a changing world. Using the science of the Earth’s tilt and the cycle of the four seasons, this lesson teaches kids that while life brings many shifts, God’s Word and His love remain constant forever.

A children's devotion about the gift of laughter. Using the science of how babies are born knowing how to laugh before they can speak, this lesson teaches kids that while a happy heart is "good medicine," we should always use our joy to build others up rather than laughing at them.

A children's devotion about noticing God's goodness in the world around us. Using the chemistry of why roses smell so sweet, this lesson teaches kids to slow down and appreciate the beautiful design and provision God has placed in their lives.

A children's devotion about the Great Commission. Using mind-blowing science facts about how fast the Earth and solar system are moving through space, this lesson teaches kids that Jesus wants us to "be on the move" by sharing His love with others.