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(She)roes of the Bible

7 Feb

Teach kids the superpowers of these Sheroes of the Bible with 4 simple lessons. Sarah, Rebekah, Ruth and Esther are just a few of the many mighty women of God we can learn from and follow. Talk about each (she)ro then put her super power to work in your home, school and ... View Post

Valentine’s Day Lunchbox Love Notes (printable)

1 Feb

Valentine's Day is just a few weeks away! I can't believe it's February already. My kiddos absolutely LOVE getting notes in their lunchboxes. I've put together some super cute printable lunchbox love notes that are perfect for this season of love. You can find them over on our brand new sister site, ... View Post

Heroes of the Bible

25 Jan

Teach kids the superpowers of our faith heroes with these 4 simple lessons. Noah, Joshua, David and Nehemiah are just a few of the many mighty men of God we can learn from and follow. Talk about each hero then put his super power to work in your home, school and community! +++ Heroes of the ... View Post

Custom Minted Art: Sharing Our Family Story at Home

24 Jan

This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. When you click on a link and make a purchase, a commission may be paid to Gather & Grow which helps support the ministry. . .so, thank you! Read my full disclosure here. It's Valentine's Day season and this year, we're sharing our family ... View Post

Scripture Study: Isaiah 43:18-19

19 Jan

Writer: Isaiah Context: The prophet is writing to God's people during their captivity in Babylon. The book includes many prophecies including several "messianic" prophecies about the coming Savior, Jesus - their (and our) ultimate deliverer. Connect the Dots: As soon as the calendar turned January ... View Post

#PrayFirst: The Intentional Art of Family Prayer

18 Jan

Be intentional about family prayer by going to God first for every problem and need. Teach kids to #prayfirst with these tips and resources. There's so much going on in our midst right now, it's enough to make us want to bury our head in the covers and never leave our comfortable beds. . .or is ... View Post