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  • God Knows My Name

    They tried to send the children away

    The disciples tried to send the children away, but Jesus welcomed them. Here is what that moment shows our kids about how God sees them.

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  • Daniel and the Lions' Den

    Why didn't Daniel just close his window?

    Daniel could have prayed quietly behind closed shutters. The story shows why he didn't: he had never stopped praying, and he wasn't going to start hiding it now.

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  • The Boy Who Shared His Lunch

    Who packed a lunch for 5,000?

    Out of a crowd of thousands, only one person had brought something to eat: a boy with five small barley loaves and two little fish. Here is what happened next.

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  • Jesus Calms the Storm

    Jesus was in the boat. Why scared?

    Jesus was right there in the boat, so why were His friends so afraid? The story gives a simple, honest answer, and it's one kids understand right away.

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  • A Bible story

    You said amen and felt nothing.

    Feeling nothing after you pray doesn't mean the prayer failed. Paul praised Timothy's faith for being sincere, not for feeling sure.

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  • A Bible story

    Feeling alone doesn't mean you are.

    Feeling alone and being alone are two different things. Hebrews 13 says God's promise to stay doesn't depend on how your week feels.

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  • The First Christmas

    What did Mary ask the angel?

    Mary had a real question when the angel Gabriel brought her wonderful news. Here is what the story of the first Christmas shows about the answer that matters most: no word from God will ever fail.

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  • A Bible story

    Love isn't something you earn with good grades

    You can't lose something you never earned. Romans 5 says God's love for you came first, before any grade, win or good day.

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  • Noah's Ark

    Who told the animals to line up?

    A child's question about Noah's ark: who told the animals to line up? Here is what the story shows, and how to talk about it together.

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  • Moses and the Red Sea

    Sea ahead. Chariots behind. Now what?

    The Israelites were trapped between the sea and Pharaoh's chariots. God stood between them and the army, then opened a dry path through the sea.

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  • Daniel and the Lions' Den

    Scary night? Try a story with lions.

    Daniel and the Lions' Den is a calm, spooky-ish story for a night when things feel a little scary. It ends with a very quiet morning and a God who keeps Daniel safe.

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  • God Knows My Name

    Count the sand. God thinks of you more.

    In God Knows My Name, a child hears that God thinks about them more than all the sand on the shore. And when the disciples said "Not now," Jesus welcomed the children anyway.

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