Most parents want to disciple the kids in their lives, but kids ask big questions, and we’re not always sure how to answer them. It’s hard to know where to start. Consistency is difficult to maintain.
You don’t need more pressure. You need simple, life-giving rhythms that fit into real life. And because building faith is a journey, not a one-time moment, we’ve created ongoing encouragement for parents and leaders through Curious Faith—our blog filled with conversation starters, ideas, and simple ways to keep wonder and faith growing at home and beyond.
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God created a big, wide world, and you and your kids can explore it from home! So, pack your bags and get ready to go on an atlas adventure! God’s fingerprints are on everything, and every detail you uncover about His amazing world will open up your kids’ (and your!) eyes to the wonder of God’s creation.
How many times a day do you answer questions like, “How does___?” or “Why is______?” or “What’s a ____?” Although sometimes we might grow weary of answering all the questions, the way you respond shows them that there is no question too hard for God! This prompt helps you turn their curiosity into a simple, faith-building conversation for your family.
Genesis 1 tells us the incredible story of how God created our world—from the storms in the sky to the grass beneath our feet, and each one of us. And we don’t have to go far to see His handiwork. In the middle of ordinary days, we can simply look around with our kids and let the wonder of creation point us together toward the God who made it all.
Summer is the perfect time to foster bravery in a new way in your kids. Bravery isn't something forceful - we can't make our kids do things they simply do not want to do, even if we know the end result will be the most fun they've ever had. But we can challenge them to do hard things.
God can do anything, but he doesn't need a break from all his hard work. And because God is with us wherever we go, we get to take him on vacation with us, too!
Spring invites us into that same posture of wonder. New life is breaking through the soil, even when we can't see it yet.
Sometimes we forget that the true meaning of Christmas is to celebrate Jesus' birth - our savior coming from heaven to earth to save his people. So, what better way to remind our families of this than to have a birthday party for Jesus!
God created a big, wide world, and you and your kids can explore it from home! So, pack your bags and get ready to go on an atlas adventure! God’s fingerprints are on everything, and every detail you uncover about His amazing world will open up your kids’ (and your!) eyes to the wonder of God’s creation.
How many times a day do you answer questions like, “How does___?” or “Why is______?” or “What’s a ____?” Although sometimes we might grow weary of answering all the questions, the way you respond shows them that there is no question too hard for God! This prompt helps you turn their curiosity into a simple, faith-building conversation for your family.
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