
Free Devotions for Kids eBook: Help Your Children Daily Feel Loved by God
(Inside: Free Devotions for Kids eBook that will help you teach your children what it means to be a child of God – so valued and loved. Help your kids see God and feel God every single day. Help your family see and feel God’s love in the ordinary.)
“Freckle Face,” an older boy had repeatedly called my son at recess.
Of course, my son came home upset.
How can two small words coming out of a thoughtless kid’s mouth put a rift in all that we have been trying to teach our son about how valued and treasured and loved he is?
As parents, we all try and teach our children self-worth and self-belief. It stinks when the world works against us.
A fire lit in me. My kids need to understand what it really means to be a child of God: valued and deeply loved.
So, I wrote a bedtime devotional activity to do with our children and am sharing it with you. Do you want to join me in teaching our kids to hit the mark with their thoughts and self-perceptions?
Each week we focus on one truth God tells us about what it means to be a child of God. We read the same scripture verse all week and we write down one way we see God show up in our lives and reveal that truth to us during our ordinary day. We say our nighttime prayer and our kids go to bed thinking about how valued they are by Christ.
It is short, simple, and powerful.
Life can be hard and we can’t always shelter our kids. But we can help them write on their heart – where it cannot be erased – how important they are because God intentionally created them and calls them His children.
They can daily put on God’s armor so that when the insults fly and the challenges come, they can still be confident in who they are.
I am so passionate about this. I would love it if you would pass this information along and share this post. As mothers, let’s link arms and teach our children that they are valued, deeply loved, and children of God. This FREE eBook is written as a love letter from you to your child. I can’t wait for you to read it.
In the download, the introductory letter is in pdf form, but posted here also, so you could copy and paste it into a word document to personalize it:

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Can't wait to use this with my kids! Thanks for making this available to others!
Oh!! You did such an awesome job on this. Love it!!
Oh Wow! This is so precious, beautiful and uplifting. I have always kept a journal for my son since the first day of his life. I write and journal his doings, his life and I decorate it and make each page look really cool. I write Godly inspiration, verses and encouragement to him… and now, I will print these pages that you made out, fill them out for him and put them in his journal. Thanks for the great idea and for sharing. xoxo
great job my dear 🙂
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Wow!!!! Love your journal idea! He is going to cherish that book forever! I am inspired!:)
Thank you!:)
Thank you!:)
Yay!:)
Good idea! Yay for you for turning a negative around to a positive for your kiddo! We all need to "help them write on their heart – where it cannot be erased – how important they are because God intentionally created them…" You're a warrior Mama!
This is so sweet! What a great way to teach your children how much God loves them. In a world that is constantly telling them otherwise, this would be a great reminder to them of God's love. Pinning for when my babies are a little older!
Just found your sweet site through the 5 on Friday and I am so happy I did. I don't currently have children, but working in children's ministry I love all things kiddo. I think this devotional is great for all God's children. The little ones & the big ones!! I plan to use this myself. Thank you for sharing! I am excited to explore more.
Yes, so important to help our kids develop a biblical identity and give them tools for dealing with attacks on who they are. Thanks for sharing your study with everyone. #FellowshipFridays
Thanks, Kim!
Yay! Thanks for sharing this!
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Oh my goodness, that's the sweetest letter ever! I love it! I love how it can be applied to any child from any parent too. Thanks for sharing on Equipping Godly Women Fellowship Fridays 🙂
Thank you for letting me link up!
I remember when I was young and an ADULT called me freckle face. It was so disheartening and made me feel really unattractive. You are such a blessing in your son's life to speak truth to him! Thanks for linking up with the Faith and Fellowship Blog Hop!
Thanks, Susannah!
I just love this! Please come join the link up at somuchathome.blogspot.com! I host a party each Wednesday. The link up parties last a whole week, so you can link up at any time. Feel free to link up as many posts as you'd like.
God bless.
Thank you and I will!:)
How inspiring and encouraging! I'm a mama of five and they're some taller than me already and time is rocking and rolling on by and I'm challenged by your post to redouble my efforts to be gospel to them. Be blessed for sharing…
Thank you for your kind works! Your comment inspired me!