Today’s Reading: Read Matthew 20; Mark 10:32-52; Luke 18:31-19:27 Play a game where you give your family an opportunity to call out the opposite of something. For instance, if you yell out “ON”, someone will yell out “OFF.” Spend a few minutes brainstorming as many opposites as you can. (Here
Today’s Reading: Read John 7-9 How well do you know each member of your family? Challenge each person to write down their favorite ice cream flavor and not to say out loud what they wrote down. Give each family member an opportunity to guess the other person’s favorites. Were you
Today’s Reading: Read Matthew 10:1-14; 14:13-36; Mark 6:7-13, 32-56; Luke 9:1-6,12-17; John 6:1-40 Make a list of 12 of your closest friends. Could you name 12? Imagine doing everything, every day with those 12 friends. Would you get tired of them? Or do you think it would be a lot
Today’s Reading: Read Matthew 8:5-13; 11:1-15; Luke 7 Let’s play a guessing game. Can you guess what I’m describing? It’s a fruit. It’s red. It grows on a tree and has a stem and a core. Sometimes people put caramel on it. People also use it to make pies. And
GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Did you know that there was almost a 400-year gap between the events of the Old Testament and the events of the New Testament? The Jewish people waited in silence a long time for Jesus to come. Read Exodus 1:1-9. Remember the story of the Israelites and
Today’s Reading: Read Nehemiah 1-4 Grab some Lincoln Logs or your favorite set of blocks and work together as a family to build a walled city. After you build it, choose someone to destroy it. Work together to build back the wall that was destroyed. Remember, work together as a
Today’s Reading: Read Esther 1-5 If you were the King or Queen for the day, what would you do? Take turns sharing with your family what your day would look like if you were chosen to be royalty! Esther was one of God’s chosen people, the Israelites, who did not