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Give your child the wonderful gift of God’s global view of the world. God loves all people of the world, not just those who look like us or act as we do. The Bible says we are made “in an amazing and wonderful way” (Psalm 139:14). Provide opportunities to explore other cultures. Children can begin to appreciate playing side by side with children who may speak a different language or have a different culture. Invite a family from another culture over for a meal. Correspond with a missionary family. Read books and listen to music with other cultures. Help your child see people as God sees them— all His children.
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Today your child learned how King David loved God very much. King David taught the people in his kingdom to sing to God. It is important for us to encourage our children to praise God and Jesus through song too.
Play children’s praise CD’s often at home and in the car. Sing praise songs with your child while taking a walk or doing a chore. Make up your own tunes and teach your child to sing words of praise such as, “God, I praise You. You are powerful.” Sing and thank God for answering prayers. Together rejoice as King David did with songs of praise to God.
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In today’s Bible Time, your child learned about the deep friendship between David, a shepherd, and Jonathan, the son of a king. Your child is becoming more social and is learning to participate with other children in group activities. They are beginning to understand to concept of friendship.
Share with your child how valuable friendships are. Intentionally tell them that you are sending a get-well card to a friend who is sick. Together, take food to a family you know who is in need. Explain that you are doing this because you want to show friendship and demonstrate you care. Your actions and words reveal to your child the blessings of friendship.
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Working together is a GREAT way to encourage children to tackle their jobs with enthusiasm. Demonstrating how to help one another is a powerful teaching tool. Affirming a “job well done” goes a long way to encourage a child to do their best work.
Resist the temptation to compare the quality of work of two or more family members. Instead, encourage each individual to do the best they can do. Allow reasonable amounts of time for jobs to be completed. Remind family members that doing the best they can do is part of making right choices. God is pleased when we make right choices and help others.
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Children often cannot wait to tell something that excites them. When we have good news, we want to share it! As followers of Jesus, we have very good news. The good news of God sending His Son, Jesus, to help us is the best news ever! Jesus said to His followers, “Go everywhere in the world. Tell the good news to everyone” (Mark 16:15).
Begin in your own home to tell this good news. Your children will learn about Jesus from example. Model an excitement about telling others the exciting story of Jesus!
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Both the family in the home and the family in the church are important for nurturing spiritual growth in children. Equipping your child with a strong support system of people who care and hold similar beliefs is vital to your child’s growth.
Invite church friends into your home. Help your child grow to know people who will encourage their spiritual walk with Jesus. The end results will be worth the effort!
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As children learn about Jesus’ great power– His power to heal the sick, raise the dead, and walk on water– they may question why God doesn’t seem to be answering their own family prayers for people they know.
Guide your children to understand God’s answers to prayer. God will answer
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As children learn about Jesus’ great power– His power to heal the sick, raise the dead, and walk on water– they may question why God doesn’t seem to be answering their own family prayers for people they know.
Guide your children to understand God’s answers to prayer. God will answer no if He knows that is the best answer for us. He will answer yes if our prayer request is what’s best for us. Sometimes God answers wait in order that His answer to our prayers will be at the best time.
Teach your child that God knows everything about us. He loves us. He wants the very best for us. Believing and trusting God for the very best in our lives requires practice and patience. God may answer yes, no, or wait. But He always answers!
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Today your child learned how a crowd of people rushed to shout praises as Jesus rode toward the city of Jerusalem. Other looked on in confusion. With all the excitement, their curiosity grew. They soon asked, “Who is He?”
Is your child curious to know who Jesus is? Does your child see you becoming excited as you read Bible stories about Jesus and pray to Him?
It is easy for the home to become so busy that family members are left unaware of the presence of Jesus. Take time this week to fill your home with excitement and praise as you welcome Jesus into each day!
Guide your children to understand God’s answers to prayer. God will answer no if He knows that is the best answer for us. He will answer yes if our prayer request is what’s best for us. Sometimes God answers wait in order that His answer to our prayers will be at the best time.
Teach your child that God knows everything about us. He loves us. He wants the very best for us. Believing and trusting God for the very best in our lives requires practice and patience. God may answer yes, no, or wait. But He always answers!
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How does your child respond to someone who is in need? How does he react when he notices another child has a special need? It is important for s to help our children understand other people and their unique qualities and needs.
Demonstrating a positive and helpful attitude when someone needs assistance teaches a Christlike behavior. Find moments to teach by example how to love others. Extend a helping hand when needed.
Jesus lived a life devoted to showing God’s love to those He came in contact with. We need to model Jesus’ love for our children to follow.
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One of God’s greatest gifts is children. E.T. Sullivan writes, “When God wants great work done in the world or a great wrong righted, He goes about it in a very unusual way. He does not stir up His earthquakes or send forth His thunderbolts. Instead, He has a helpless baby born, perhaps in a simple home and of some obscure parents. And then God puts the idea into the parents’ hearts, and they put the idea into the baby’s mind. And then God waits. The greatest forces in the world are not the earthquakes and the thunderbolts. The greatest forces in the world are babies!
God wants to do great things through parents like you! Thank Him today for the gift of your child.
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Wearing the parental hat is not always easy. We are God’s representatives to teach His ways to our children. Though the task is great, God promises to give us the strength, wisdom and assistance we need. We want our children to grow to become good decision makers as they observe faithful parents modeling wise direction and decision making on their behalf.
Teach your children that God loves them so much that He gave you to guide them. Remember to call on the Lord. He is waiting to give you exactly the help you need!
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How did you learn to talk? How did you learn to make your bed? Who taught you how to ride a bike? The answer to most of these questions, and others like them, are your parents or other caregivers. You, in turn, are teaching your children and they will teach their children.
There are no lessons in life more important than those dealing with God and Jesus. You are your child’s greatest teacher. Set aside a basket of laundry and read a Bible story picture book to your child. Shut down the computer screen and teach your child a favorite Bible verse. Passing on to your children your faith and belief in God will be the most important job you do today.
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Listening to God and doing right are two important aspects of a Christian’s life. As a parent, it us important to let your child know that people can listen to and hear the teachings of God through reading His Word, the Bible.
Your child needs to see you reading God’s Word. It is during one of those times that your child may ask, “What are you doing?” This teachable moment will give you the opportunity to answer, “I’m reading from the Bible and learning what God wants me to do>“ Your child will remember your example throughout his lifetime.
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This week’s Bible lesson taught the importance of sharing with others. As a parent, you will need to teach your children how to share and be generous. Ask each family member for ideas about sharing with one another. Talk about ways to be generous during everyday activities. Post a list of the ideas suggested. Each day, choose and put into practice one of the ideas. Example: Today is “Share a Snack Day.” Practice generosity and hospitality as a family. Invite people to your home for dinner or dessert. Have the children participate by greeting guests, taking their coats, or bringing drinks to them. Together, make giving projects a regular part of your family life.
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Teaching children to obey is an important part of the parenting process. Children need to learn at an early age the importance of being obedient. They need to know that sometimes being obedient can be difficult, especially when friends and other people around them are not obeying. Invest time in discussing the rules for your home. When possible, encourage children to be a part of the process of establishing family rules. Then be consistent in enforcing the rules. Reward a child with encouragement and affirmation when rules are obeyed and followed. Follow up any disobedience with the appropriate consequence. Remember that a commitment to obey God’s rules at home, at school, and throughout his life.
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Developing a habit of demonstrating kind acts and using kind words is an important part of the growth process for children. In order for this growth to take place, kindness must be modeled in the home. In our fast-paced world, it is easy to overlook even simple acts and words of kindness. Kindness requires an investment of time and energy. Take advantage of opportunities to demonstrate kindness this week. Say please and thank you. Serve someone an unexpected drink of hot chocolate. Give a compliment. The investment of your time and energy will benefit your family for years to come. Continue to focus on kindness until it becomes a regular part of home activities.
Acts of Kindness
As a family, choose a way to show kindness to someone in your neighborhood this week. Is there an elderly woman who needs help with a specific chore? Would someone benefit from a home-cooked meal? Explore the possibilities of people who need help and then act upon the area of need with kindness.
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Children have a natural curiosity when it comes to learning about money. At first, children think that having a lot of pennies or one big quarter means having a lot of money. They may think that having a nickel is worth more than a dime because it is bigger. At an early age, you can help your child develop wise money habits that please God. Purchase three colorful envelopes. Label the envelopes: God’s money, savings, my money. Each week, give your child a small allowance. Show your child how to put 10 percent in the envelope marked God’s Money. Do this first. Then put 40 percent in the savings envelope and 50 percent in the My Money envelope. Together, thank God for all that He gives us.
