Parenting Ahead When You Cannot See the Forest for the Trees
Parents, there are foundations we can put in place during the early years—when we can barely see through the forest—that help smooth the path to the teen years.
Kristen Hatton |
Parenting Ahead When You Cannot See the Forest for the Trees
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Whose Chore Is This?
There are lots of reasons why encouraging kids to serve joyfully is a great idea. But is there something we’re missing?
Sarah Reju |
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Back-To-School Books for Spiritual Growth
As we prepare students for a year of learning ahead, we've been called not only to pack their bags but shepherd their hearts.
The Westminster Kids Team |
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The Baptized Imagination: How Fiction Builds Faith
A baptized imagination, saturated in the eternal virtues, propels a person to the place where what they’ve imagined through art becomes thinkable in life.
Derek Holser |
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Bible Verses for Weary Moms
How do moms hold on to hope and life when daily sacrifices feel like little deaths? How do we find rest? And what do we make of how weak and...
Liz Wann |
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Creating a Family Worship Routine That Sticks
Parents, we have a responsibility to worship God with our kids and teach them the Bible all throughout the year. Here are five easy steps toward making that happen.
Kate Hox |
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Summer Reading Challenge (And Some Favorite Picks)
Summer is a great time for kids and families to get into rhythms of reading and books that were hard to make space for during the school year. So we're excited...
The Westminster Kids Team |
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Helping Your Kids to Mean It When They Need to Say Sorry
Like us, kids sometimes find “sorry” is the hardest thing to say. Here are four ways to use Zacchaeus’ story to help kids learn not just to say sorry, but to...
Carl Laferton |
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Oh To Be a Godly Family Leader!
Excerpt from Joel R Beeke's new book How to Lead Your Family: A Guide for Men Wanting to Be More
Joel R. Beeke |
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Best Christian Graphic Novels for Kids (And Adults)
If you're looking for some Christian graphic novels for your home about history or Christian historical figures, here are a few of our favorites to start with!
Faith Chang |
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When Your Kids Ask "Where Do Babies Come From?"
Here are a ten things to remember when you are asked the baby question.
Justin and Lindsey Holcomb |
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Motherhood and Learned Wisdom
An excerpt from Simona Gorton's new book Mothering Against Futility
Simona Gorton |
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"Mom, how do I know if I’m saved?"
Asking good questions is a great way to help kids and teens think through the implications of the gospel and direct their minds and hearts to salvation.
Remley Gorsuch |
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How Do I Share the Gospel with My Son?
Dads, sharing the gospel with your sons requires that you be plugged in to their lives—and the gospel—as you live with them.
Joel Fitzpatrick |
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Best Christian Children's Book Illustrations
Here's our list of 12 staff favorites.
The Westminster Kids Team |
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Review: Pippa and the Singing Tree
The messages of Pippa and the Singing Tree are simply rendered for young readers, but timeless and important for older readers as well.
Emily Yoder |
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Showing Kids What Grace Means
Whenever children mess up—and they will—we can take the opportunity to point them to the one whose grace gives the greatest riches of all.
Katy Morgan |
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The Purpose of Mothering
An excerpt from the newly released book, Motherhood: How the Gospel Shapes our Purpose and Priorities.
Jocelyn Loane |
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Six Books that Help Girls (of all ages!) Embrace God’s Truth About Their Identity
March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the contributions and achievements of women throughout history. But in a world full of mixed messages about beauty, success, and identity,...
Remley Gorsuch |
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The True Story of Joni Eareckson Tada
An excerpt from a wonderful children's book about the girl who learned to follow God in a wheelchair.
Kristyn Getty |
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Returning Home: Westminster Kids Now On wtsbooks.com
We are excited to announce that WestminsterKids.com has now transitioned to wtsbooks.com, bringing together everything you love about Westminster Kids over to our main site.
Remley Gorsuch |
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Easter Resources for the Whole Family
Here are some of our favorite books that will help you prepare your family to celebrate Easter.
The Westminster Kids Team | February 28, 2025
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Beginning Discipleship at an Early Age
Even if you don’t feel like you’re being intentional, you’re discipling your children. So the better question might be, “Since I already am discipling my child, how do I do...
Abbey Wedgeworth | February 27, 2025
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Five Books to Help You Give Your Children God’s Word
Here are five books that can help you give your children the word of God and the faith that comes through hearing the word of God (Rom. 10:17).
Todd R. Hains |
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To the Busy Parent Who Wants to Disciple Their Kids
As parents, we make the most difference in our children’s lives by giving them the greatest treasure we have: time.
Melissa Swain | January 23, 2025
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Teaching Kids to Worship Every Day
How does a mom, dad, grandparent, or caregiver declare God's wonder and works to the next generation? Here are just a few suggestions.
Jared Kennedy | January 17, 2025
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Anticipate the Questions Kids Will Ask
An excerpt from the newly released How to Teach Kids Theology
Sam Luce & Hunter Williams | January 17, 2025
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Devotionals for Middle Graders and Teens
Resources for 8-12 year olds and for teens learning to read the Bible independently.
The Westminster Kids Team | January 16, 2025
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Family Devotionals for the New Year
Here are some family devotionals that will provide an overview of the whole Bible, the Old Testament, and parts of the New Testament.
The Westminster Kids Team | January 03, 2025
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Why Reading Church History Will Make You Love God More
Taking in the great sweep of church history helps us realize many have come before, forming and influencing our faith in ways we need to appreciate.
Luke H. Davis | April 05, 2024
