Hey Ladies! How are you doing with the Word of God Bible studies this week? I pray almost every day that I will continue to desire God’s word more than ever. I am praying the same thing for you all this week: that you will have a hunger for Scripture, unlike anything you’ve ever experienced!
I love the studies from this week! Day two especially touched my heart, and I wanted to share how I am putting that day’s “Faith-Filled Idea” into practice with my boys!
Just as the study suggested, we grabbed a couple little spiral notecard books and some markers. Then I asked my boys to think of something they are thankful for or someone who needs prayer. They both drew or wrote their request on a page of the notebook and we prayed together.
So simple and quick, but such a good way to record your prayers with your children! I love that we can flip back through to see how God is working in amazing ways in our lives and the lives of people we love!
Take a few moments with your kids today to help them start prayer books of their own! This is such a beautiful way to draw your children into a prayer relationship with their Father!
When you see someone has had a hand in writing a book for moms, you immediately assume they must have it all together. I do not. Maybe you don’t either. But I have some good news for you…we have a perfectly gracious Savior who loves us so very much, imperfections and all!
Together, we can learn who He is and who we are in Him, and together, we can take this one little life He has given us and pour out His love in a way that changes hearts, especially our own!
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One Comment on “Help Children See the Power of Prayer”
What a GREAT idea Tara!! It’s so important to teach your kids to pray!! I love how you made it visual and colorful!!