My Favorite Devotionals To Do With Kids

I have done many devotionals over the years with my kids  to supplement our bible reading. Here are a list of books that I own and have used. 
​Leave a comment and let me know if you have another great resource!

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The Narrow Way by Pearables, ISBN: 978-0-9792-4465-0
This book has 8 units: Faith, Virture, Knowledge, Temperance, Patience, Godliness, Brotherly Kindness, and Charity, which follows after 2 Peter 1:4-8.
Each of these units have an average of 18 lessons that dive into what the bible says about them. For example, unit 1- Faith has lessons on faith, faith in God, God is King, Our Lord's Kingdom, How to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, Loyaty, Trust, Allegiance, and others. 
Each lesson includes a note to the parent, dictionary definitions, scripture verses to ask you children to look up and read aloud, and questions to ask. You will even find scripture quotes so not all of the references have to be look up in the bible. 
Age Recommendation: ages 7 and up.

A Boy After God's Own Hear by Jim George, ISBN: 978-0-7369-4502-8
This book has 10 chapters: My Heart, My Space, My Parents, My Family, My School, My Friends, My Church, My Self, My Time, and My Journey with Jesus.
Each chapter has a story about a boy named Dylan then follows with biblical insight, scripture verses and references, and questions. It is scattered with fun reflection activities.
Age Recommendation: ages 10-14

Battlefield of the Mind For Teens by Joyce Meyer, ISBN: 978-0-4469-9764-4
​I read this book with my daughter and I just love the biblical truths that are presented and how it exposes many of the lies and challenges that teens face in our present day and age.
It covers topics such as: The Power of the Positive, Don't Let Satan Put Your Mind in a Bind, Is My Mind Normal, or What?, The State of Doubt and Unbelief, The State of Passivity,  and more.
Age Recommendation: ages 13-18

Children Demand a Verdict: Answering Questions About What We Believe and Why We Believe It, ISBN: 978-1-6009-8012-1
This is an excellent apologetics book. There is an illustration for every question which is great for visual learners. It has questions such as:
Why did God make people?
Why do I feel bad when I do something wrong?
Why doesn't God just forget our sins?
Will God forgive really bad people?
Is God ever too busy to listen to my prayers?
Did Jesus really come back to life after he died?
Is it okay to have Easter baskets and look for Easter eggs?
Why is the Bible so big?
Why do people from different religions sometimes fight?
Why do we need rules?
Why does God let bad things happen to me sometimes?
Why do we go to church?
How long will we be in Heaven?
…...and many, many more!
Age Recommendation: ages 5-13

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