Teach Your Kids the Bible and Christian History
Fall is a wonderful season. It’s the time of harvest and bounty, when the Lord provides from the sowing done earlier in the year. What a great picture, right? There’s a calm and a peace about fall, when everything slows down, enters a rhythm, and moves indoors as we prepare for winter. There is so much screen free living to… View Post
Thinking Kids Press Thinking Kids Press is the home of Bible Road Trip™, and the Cobblestone Path™ Church History line. We also feature a growing number of family discipleship resources and homeschool tools. You can also grab Danika Cooley’s children’s books through the Thinking Kids Press store! From August 13th through 20th, all digital products published by Thinking Kids Press… View Post
“Real prayer is communion with God, so that there will be common thoughts between His mind and ours. What is needed is for Him to fill our hearts with His thoughts, and then His desires will become our desires flowing back to Him.” ~ A.W. Pink This fun set of prayer request cards can help you keep track of those… View Post
Confess your sins to one another in prayer can be a tough biblical principle to teach to our kids. When our children come to Christ, part of that process is to believe on the Lord Jesus and be saved. Another part of the process is to repent of their sins–to confess sin and turn from it. As a part of… View Post
Do you want to teach your kids to praise the Lord with gratitude during prayer? This fun set of prayer cards for kids can help your kids pray prayers of thanksgiving with gratitude. Sometimes praying with a thankful heart can fall through the cracks, even for adults, and prayer can become all about our needs, wants, and worries. Teach your… View Post
I want my children to know the Bible. I want them to understand the theology. I want them to read the Bible cover to cover. I also want them to know about the Bible: how it’s structured, how it came to be, how it relates to their day to day lives, and the overarching themes–the theology–of the Bible. If you love Jesus,… View Post
One of my favorite ways to educate and disciple our children has always been to gather at the couch, read aloud, discuss what we’ve learned, then apply those lessons in some concrete way. As children age, this approach changes a bit. After all, we want to help our children own their faith in Christ. Part of discipleship is passing the… View Post