You don’t have to be a Bible expert to teach your little one about Jesus. 🤍 You don’t need a perfect lesson, a child who sits still, or an hour carved out of your day. Read a few verses. Talk about something God made while you play outside. Sing a worship song in the car. Pray together before

It’s never too late to start discipling your children. 🤍 Maybe you haven’t been consistent with Bible time. Maybe family prayer feels awkward. Maybe you feel like you should have started sooner. Start today. Read one Bible story. Learn one verse. Pray one simple prayer. Talk about God whil

#twoundertwohacks #momlife #toddler

Deuteronomy 6 reminds us to talk about God’s truth throughout our days, when we sit at home, walk along the road, lie down, and get up. 🤍 Recapping church as a family helps children understand that following Jesus is part of everyday life, not just something we do inside a church building. Share

Looking for a church? Visiting while traveling? Just moved? Here are a few things I always encourage parents to look for in a kids ministry 👇 First, safety matters. Ask questions like: • Is there secure check in and check out? • Are hallways monitored? • Are there at least 2 adults in e

What roadtrip songs do you live with your littles? Here’s a few of our favorite albums! #roadtrip #travelling #kids

The best faith conversations can happen on a trip far from home. On a walk. In the car. Looking at mountains. Watching an animal. Eating breakfast together before a busy day. Travel changes our routines, but it doesn’t have to pause discipleship. You don’t need elaborate activities or

One of the sweetest things is when a child begins noticing the Lord’s Supper and asking questions. That is not something to fear or shut down quickly. It is an opportunity to disciple. As parents, we can gently explain what it means, why it matters, and why we take it seriously. The Lord’

A simple way to keep church conversations going at home is in the car ride home. 🤍 Ask your little ones what they learned about God, what song they sang, or what story they remember. Small conversations throughout the week help plant big seeds of faith. #ChristianParenting #FaithAtHome

Our children learn what love looks like by watching us. They notice how we speak to people. How we respond when we are interrupted. How we treat people who are difficult to love. How we serve when it costs us something. Teaching children to love others is not only a lesson we say. It is a

I grew up in a smaller church where children stayed in the main service, and I loved seeing families worship together. Later, I led ministries where kids had completely separate environments, and I saw so much good there too. Honestly, both can be wonderful. The question is less about “Wha