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Blog Guest Post: ACTS
For moms with kids in school, the most hectic months of the
year are usually September and May. The end of the school year involves
parties, playoffs, and final projects. The beginning of the year has moms and
kids feeling overloaded with shopping trips, sign-ups, and new schedules.
Establishing healthy, positive routines is a tough job. Too
often, music lessons, sports practices, and after-school clubs can overshadow
the routines that build family and healthy habits—both physically and
spiritually.
One of the great new Adventures in Odyssey products released
this year is 90 Devotions for Kids, aimed at kids 8 to 12. This soft-cover book draws you in with
illustrations, puzzles, and kid-friendly applications. It also includes a daily
Bible verse, daily challenges, words of encouragement from different AIO
characters, and more. Even if your kids aren’t already Adventures in Odyssey
fans, they’ll enjoy these daily devotionals, and get to know the Odyssey crew
along the way.
This devotional, and the edition coming this fall (90 Devotions for Kids: Life Changing Values
from the Book of Matthew) are great tools to help your kids put a regular
pause in their day for Bible reading, prayer, and thoughts about God. If you
start now—by the first day of school, you’ll already have a spiritual component
scheduled into your kids’ routine. After that, everything else will hopefully
just fall into line!
Here is a FREE download of an excerpt from 90 Devotions for Kids so you can check out this wonderful Devotional for kids!
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One reader of this blog will win a copy of 90 Devotions for Kids - US only age 18+ please.
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My 14 yo was just on a mission trip in Colorado.
ReplyI have 3 little ones so our options are limited, but I do help with Sunday school and VBS at our church.
ReplyWe helped with VBS...my kids even helped (oh, they were so hoping for something fun and they got folding sheets...but hey, it was what was needed).
ReplyI taught at vbs and my kids helped decorate. We have given pb and j, water and school supplies to our local mission
Replymarypopmom (at) yahoo (dot) com Merry
I praise the Lord for children like Matthew who used his God-given talents to serve not only his local church but other para-church organizations for God's glory. I pray for the influence of AIO to touch the hearts of my grandchildren that they would have a desire to serve others in the strength of Christ.
ReplyI serve as the teacher of the 8-10 year olds in my church.
ReplyI lead worship at my church - so that's where I serve!
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