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5 Insider Tips for Using Our Freebies With Your Family

Bethany McIlrath | September 14th 2023

Here are some insider tips on how to use our fun freebies to help kids interact with the truth of God's word after reading our books.... continue reading

5 Tips for Reading the Bible With Toddlers

Carl Laferton | September 7th 2023

Jesus said “Let the children come to me”—no one in your family is too young to start meeting Jesus in his word. But Jesus never promised that reading the Bible with little ones would always be easy! So here are five tips for reading the Bible with toddlers.... continue reading

Choosing a Children's Bible

Alison Mitchell | August 31st 2023

Whether you are a parent, godparent or children’s leader, you will want the children in your care to come to know the Lord for themselves—through his word. So any children’s Bible you choose for them needs to support that aim, not hinder it. Here are some principles to guide you, so that you can browse the bookshelves with confidence.... continue reading

Introducing Our New Rewards Program!

Alexa Burstow | July 18th 2023

Getting to serve alongside you is so important to us. So, we're launching a brand new loyalty program called 'MyRewards' so that we can thank you with freebies and special deals when you shop on our site. It's easy. Simply follow 5 steps...... continue reading

Tips for Teens Grappling with Bible Passages

Alison Mitchell | July 13th 2023

It sounds obvious when you say it, but the Bible authors wrote their books with a particular purpose in mind. They weren’t just scribbling down random things that popped into their heads. We know that, because they often tell us what their aim is.... continue reading

Engage 365: Learning How to Handle, Question and Explore God's Word

Alison Mitchell | July 11th 2023

One of the main ambitions of Engage 365 is to encourage you to dive into God’s word. Here’s a quick walkthrough of how you can use this resource to help you to handle, question and explore the Bible.... continue reading

   

Encouraging Young People to Read the Bible Series

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What to Do When Your Child Feels Insecure

Ed Drew | May 16th 2023

The problem for our children is that it is very easy for them (as it is for their parents) to listen to the wrong another. Even those from the most secure, loving homes suddenly feel shaken over the smallest issue. They are left insecure by things that may sound trivial to us but are so, so important to them.... continue reading

Are Your Dreams for The New Year Holy? 5 Questions to Test Your Ambitions

Denise J. Hughes | December 27th 2022

One day, while passing the food processors in Bed Bath & Beyond, I came across a large piece of wall art that said, “Dream until your dreams come true.” I stopped mid-aisle and stared at those words. We encounter some version of this message everywhere we go: “Never give up on your dreams!” Indeed, one of the loudest messages in the Western world is for us to dream big and do all we can to pursue our dreams.... continue reading

To the Discipling Parent Whose Child Seems Disconnected

Melissa Swain | August 5th 2022

Connection. If you’re like most of us, you think about connection in the context of our digital age—connected via social media, gaming, video platforms, and even the electrical grid. Always on, always going. Disconnecting is what everyone is screaming about, as they post waterfall photos to show the rest of the world just how unplugged they are. But what if connection is something we need? I don’t mean with thousands of strangers via social media. I mean with our kids. ... continue reading

To the Parent Who Is Discipling Their Kids Alone

Melissa Swain | August 4th 2022

There are many reasons why a parent might be the solo discipler in the home. Maybe you’re the only parent. Maybe you’re the only parent who follows after Jesus. Maybe your spouse is deployed, or their job requires them to be away for long periods of time, or you are widowed, or your child’s other parent has never been present. Whatever the case may be, family dynamics are much more complicated than neat little demographic boxes we check on a registration form. And that complicates not only our lives, but our discipling relationships with our kids. ... continue reading

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