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Read aloud:
“Jesus grew in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and all the people.”
(Luke 2:52)
Say: We don’t know much about Jesus when he was growing up—but we know he grew in ways that made both God and people happy.
That’s something we can do, too—and not just while we’re kids. Grown-ups can keep growing, too!
Take turns telling one another how you see each person in your family growing…especially in ways that please God and others. Be encouraging!
Then say: Now let’s ask Jesus how he might want us to grow, especially as a family. Let’s sit quietly, with our eyes closed, for one minute as we listen for him to speak to us.
After one minute, ask if anyone got a word, idea, or picture they think might be from Jesus—a nudge about how your family might grow in ways that please him. Talk about anything someone has to report.
“Jesus grew in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and all the people.”
(Luke 2:52)
Say: We don’t know much about Jesus when he was growing up—but we know he grew in ways that made both God and people happy.
That’s something we can do, too—and not just while we’re kids. Grown-ups can keep growing, too!
Take turns telling one another how you see each person in your family growing…especially in ways that please God and others. Be encouraging!
Then say: Now let’s ask Jesus how he might want us to grow, especially as a family. Let’s sit quietly, with our eyes closed, for one minute as we listen for him to speak to us.
After one minute, ask if anyone got a word, idea, or picture they think might be from Jesus—a nudge about how your family might grow in ways that please him. Talk about anything someone has to report.
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About this Plan
No-Prep, Zero-Guilt, Perfect-Fit Family Devotions for You and Your Crew. Family devotions have gotten a bad rap…and often for good reason. They can be rigid, yawn-worthy interruptions in life rather than fun, affirming opportunities for Jesus to spend time with your family. But these devotions—they’re the good stuff, because they’re a bit unpredictable (as in not boring). Because your kids aren’t just observers—they’re participants. And because Jesus will show up to speak to you and your crew about your family, life, and himself. He’ll come because you’ll ask, and you’re making room for him. So enjoy your time with Jesus—and each other.
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