On this page you will find some excellent devotional resources for kids, craft ideas, family activities, book recommendations for parents, and more to equip you to spiritually parent your children.
Find additional resources designed to help you have healthy finances, marriage, and soul by checking out our Healthy Resources page.
God made all of our emotions and, like everything He made, they are good!
Emotional intelligence is an important factor for healthy relationships with ourselves, other people, and with God. To grow in emotional maturity, we need to learn how to identify, acknowledge, and respond to our feelings in a God-honouring way.
We’ve developed this feelings wheel as a tool to help your family navigate emotions. You can pick one up for free at any of our campuses during weekend services or download the online version here.
DEVOTIONAL BOOKS FOR KIDS
THE ACTION BIBLE
Jeremy Jones
HOW GREAT IS OUR GOD
Louie Giglio
INDESCRIBABLE
Louie Giglio
JESUS CALLING
Sarah Young
THE PURPOSE DRIVEN LIFE
Rick Warren
FREE DEVOTIONALS FOR FAMILIES
RECOMMENDED PODCASTS
IMBetween Podcast
Conversations on marriage, parenting, faith,
and everything in between.
Focus on the Family
Provides daily encouragement that
helps families thrive each day.
Dad Tired
Focuses on equipping Christian husbands
and dads to lead their family well.
Risen Motherhood
For the imperfect mother, fully recognizing she doesn’t have
it all together – but comes everyday to seek the one who does.
FAMILY ACTIVITIES
FAMILY ADVENTURE GUIDE: AGENTS OF TRUTH
EXPLORING BIG QUESTIONS ABOUT GOD
TRAVEL GUIDE
Inside, you’ll find the main content for your exploration of different countries.
PASSPORT & STAMPS
Use the passport to help your kids track their journey around the globe.
SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS
THIS IS YANCY
KidZone Weekend Elementary
Worship Songs
LITTLE PRAISE PARTY
KidZone Weekend Early Childhood
Worship Songs
DISTRICT/ROUTE 56
KidZone Weekend Grades 5-6
Worship Songs
BEULAH KIDZONE
Follow our playlists on Spotify
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARENTS
PARENTING:
14 GOSPEL PRINCIPLES
Paul David Tripp
SPIRITUAL
PARENTING
Michelle Anthony
THE STICKY FAITH GUIDE FOR YOUR FAMILY
Kara E. Powell
GRACE-BASED
PARENTING
Tim Kimmel
THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES
OF CHILDREN
Gary Chapman &
Ross Campbell
BRINGING
UP BOYS
Dr. James Dobson
BRINGING
UP GIRLS
Dr. James Dobson
BOUNDARIES
WITH KIDS
Dr. Henry Cloud &
Dr. John Townsend
RISEN MOTHERHOOD
Emily Jensen &
Laura Wifler
FAMILY DISCIPLESHIP
Matt Chandler &
Adam Griffin
Focus on the Family Magazine
Be intentional about what you spend your time reading. With devotionals for couples, creative family activities, and insights on cultural and media trends, Focus on the Family magazine will help you zero in on what matters most.
After reading each issue, you’ll feel encouraged and energized with ways you can minister to your own family as well as pass on biblical wisdom to others.
Avoiding the Chore War
Help with teaching kids to be conscientious about helping out around the house.
PREPARING YOUR KIDS FOR THE TEEN YEARS
Sweaty palms. Nervous thoughts. Stammering words. As parents, many of us feel uneasy about talking to our kids about their changing bodies, about sex, and how it’s all a part of growing up. But it doesn’t have to be a struggle! This five-part video series from Focus on the Family will assist you as you prepare to talk to your preteen about what the Creator intended for sexuality and why.
HEALTHY CHILDHOOD SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT
Focus on the Family
The healthy development of our children is something we all desire. That which begins in the womb as a result of our love and affection, possesses gender, personality, and inestimable value. As parents, we, too, are in ongoing development, learning to cooperate with God’s design for the family. We can do this more effectively if we have an overall plan. Even more, we need to begin with the end in mind – what do we want for our children, and why?
This series is designed to help you chart a course that will nurture and fortify your child’s sexual development. […]
WHAT IS COMMUNION?
Jesus gave us a way to remember how he died for us.
Watch this video for a simple explanation to help children understand the purpose of communion.