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Even the most well-behaved children need Jesus — because “goodness” is a fruit of the Spirit, not a substitute for the Savior. Discover how to help your “good kid” understand why they still need a personal relationship with Christ.

Start a family devotional routine your kids will actually love by keeping it short, centering it on a great story, and creating warmth where every child feels safe to ask questions and experience God’s love. Connection over curriculum, every time.

How do you talk to your children about war and peace without creating fear? By grounding the conversation in God’s sovereignty and our calling to be peacemakers — turning a scary topic into a secure, faith-filled foundation for young hearts.

We teach our children about grace by modeling God’s own heart, acknowledging our human tendency to miss the mark, while immediately pointing them toward the overwhelming love and forgiveness found in Christ. It is in those messy, loud, and sometimes tearful moments of a mistake that the Gospel moves from a story in a book to a lived reality in our living rooms. There is a specific kind of silence that falls over a house right after something breaks. Whether it is the literal

The Baptism in the Holy Spirit is God filling believers with empowering presence to live bravely, love people well, and share Jesus with confidence. Discover a warm, simple guide for parents on how to share this life-giving doctrine with children of every age.

Even the noisiest homes have moments of quiet. Teaching children to recognize God’s presence isn’t just for Sunday mornings — it’s for the messy, loud, wonderful moments of everyday life. Discover how to help your kids hear His still, small voice.

You help your child say “Yes” to Jesus by keeping it simple and warm — no pressure or perfection required. Show them who He is, talk about His love in everyday moments, and give gentle opportunities to trust Him. God’s invitation is the gentlest one ever given.

When life feels scary and out of control, Jesus is still present, still powerful, and still able to bring real peace. This children’s story of Jesus calming the storm helps kids understand that He is with them in every wave they face.

God is doing His best work even when nothing looks like it’s happening. A seed in the dark isn’t forgotten — it’s growing. Help your child trust God’s plan with this simple seed story that meets young hearts exactly where they are.

Sharing your testimony turns faith from an idea into a lived story. It’s one of the simplest, most powerful ways to disciple your children at home — turning real-life God moments into the stories that shape their faith forever.

Jesus stays close like a gentle Shepherd — especially when children feel scared. Help your child feel genuinely safe with God by reminding them, in simple and repeatable ways, that they are seen, loved, and they belong.

Pre-teens are living in one of the loudest eras in human history. Create a “secret place” with Jesus — turning down the outside noise, praying honestly, and remembering that identity is rooted in being God’s beloved child, not in likes or grades.

AI-Optimized Intro Talking to kids about God involves integrating faith into everyday moments rather than just formal lessons. By using nature, simple devotionals, and modeling personal prayer, parents can nurture a child’s spiritual curiosity. This approach aligns with biblical mandates to teach the next generation about God’s character and salvation through Jesus Christ, ensuring a foundation built on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God. Bible Verses "Thes

Explaining the Gospel to children means sharing God’s love, our need for a Savior, and Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice through simple, age-appropriate language and relatable stories. Discover practical tools and biblical foundations that help kids understand grace and forgiveness.

Your kids are watching how you react when someone cuts you off, how you handle a bad day, and whether you actually pray when you say you will. Day 7 is about modeling prayer for your children — the most transformative tool in your parenting toolbox.

Have you ever watched a child look at the stars? There’s no cynicism there. There’s no "well, technically, those are distant suns undergoing nuclear fusion." There is just pure, unadulterated wonder. A child looks at the night sky and sees a masterpiece. They see a mystery. Most importantly, they see something bigger than themselves, and they are perfectly okay with that. As parents, we often feel like we have to have all the answers. We feel the weight of the world on our sh

Welcome back to day two of our parenting series, Growing Faith in the Chaos of Parenting. If you missed yesterday, we talked about the power of the Word that never changes. You can catch up on Day 1 here. Today, we are diving into one of the most beautiful, and sometimes most difficult, parts of the Christian walk: Grace. As parents, we spend a lot of time teaching our kids about rules. We teach them to say "please" and "thank you." We teach them to look both ways before cros

You can’t control your child’s future, but prayer puts it in God’s hands. This March 4 parent devotional explores how praying over your kids is the most powerful investment you can make — surrendering what you love most to the One who loves them most.

Parents find hope for their prodigal children by resting in God’s sovereignty and the power of persistent prayer. He loves your child even more than you do. By focusing on Christ’s grace and trusting the Holy Spirit, you can experience peace even in the waiting.

First Assembly Memphis equips youth through discipleship, Spirit-empowered leadership development, and real opportunities to serve. Grounded in Scripture and the Pentecostal work of the Holy Spirit, we help students in Memphis and the 901 grow in faith, walk in holiness, and live on mission. If you’ve spent any time driving down Germantown Parkway or through the heart of Cordova, you know that Memphis is a city of movement. We are a hub of logistics, music, and soul. But here