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 |
Back-To-School Books for Spiritual Growth
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The Hobbit: Leaving Home and Going Home
As much bravery as it takes to leave home, maybe it takes even more to go home, to return permanently to the presence of the God who bore you on...
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | July 14, 2023
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Our Summer Reads (Podcast Ep. 9)
Episode 9 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
The Westminster Kids Team | July 14, 2023
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Discipling the Next Generation in Tech Use
As Christian parents and educators, we need to engage our young people about TikTok, smarphones, computer games, and the internet in general. How do we even begin to talk about...
Faith Chang | July 21, 2023
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The Lost Tales of Sir Galahad
Biblical and literary allusions crop up throughout the volume, which makes each chapter a sort of treasure hunt, in addition to an engaging read.
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | July 27, 2023
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5 Books to Help Kids Understand the Gospel as Good News for Them, Right Now
Add these books into your reading routine to regularly rehearse the gospel with your kids.
Abbey Wedgeworth | August 03, 2023
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A New Graphic Novel Adaptation of The Golden Key
The Golden Key will enchant imaginations as much as it will cast a spell on the soul, for children and parents alike.
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | August 04, 2023
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Sam's Top 4 Books for 1-Year-Olds
Four tested and approved board book favorites
Kyle Whitgrove | August 11, 2023
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Empty Nesting: Caring for the Recent Graduates in Our Midst
In this episode, hosts Remley and Faith talk about how to care for students graduating from high school. How do we prepare them spiritually for life after high school? How...
The Westminster Kids Team | August 14, 2023
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Review: North! Or Be Eaten
North! Or Be Eaten is an excellent follow-up to the first book, packed full of adventure, character development, and biblical allusions for those with eyes to see.
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | August 24, 2023
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Allegories That Edify: Sproul, Lewis, and More
Episode 11 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
The Westminster Kids Team | September 08, 2023
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A Conversation with Melissa Kruger about Writing Children's Books
A behind-the-scenes look at the writing of Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know
The Westminster Kids Team | September 15, 2023
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Tips and Resources for Teaching Children, Tweens, and Teens How to Pray
Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians. So how do we help young people who don’t know what or how to pray?
Faith Chang | September 21, 2023
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Helping Families, Kids, and Teens Study the Bible
Faith and Remley talk about Bible study resources that have been helpful for their families and their churches
The Westminster Kids Team | September 08, 2023
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Five Tips for Explaining Theological Truths to Kids
Kids can usually handle more theology–and need us to explain things more simply–than we think.
Carl Laferton | October 05, 2023
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The Impact of Scripture Memory on Children
Children can recite pages of picture books, jingles, and song lyrics through simple exposure– how much more profitable it is to memorize the living Word of God?
Sally Michael | September 28, 2023
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The Green Ember: A Story for Souls
Here are three reasons why the series has been so powerful for us, and why it might be for you, too.
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | October 26, 2023
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Spiritual Formation through Advent in our Churches and Homes
In this episode, hosts Remley and Faith talk about why Advent is a great opportunity for Christian discipleship, what eucatastrophe means (more Tolkien!), and our favorite Advent resources for families...
The Westminster Kids Team | November 17, 2023
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Using Creeds and Catechisms in Your Family and Church
Creeds, confessions, and catechisms can help build a foundation of faith for kids
The Westminster Kids Team | January 05, 2024
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A Conversation with Carl Laferton about Writing Children's Books
What makes a good (or cringey) kids' book, a new storybook Bible, and advice for aspiring children's authors.
Carl Laferton | October 27, 2023
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Helping Kids Overcome Life's Fears
Whether our fear is real or imagined, in his Word God gives us all that we need to fight our fears.
Marty Machowski | November 02, 2023
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Advent Resources for Every Age
As believers living in between Jesus’ first and second coming, Advent is a chance for us to rejoice that he has already come, even as we anticipate his return.
Faith Chang | November 17, 2023
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Full-text Bibles for Young Readers through High School
Whether you're looking for a first full-text Bible or a study Bible for older students, here are some Westminster Kids favorites.
Faith Chang | December 22, 2023
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Preparing Children to Suffer Well
We don’t have to wait until trauma strikes to prepare the hearts of our children to face the most intense forms of suffering.
Curtis Solomon | January 05, 2024
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Review: The Boy from the House of Bread
A creative story for 4 to 7-year-olds showcasing the marvels of Christ from a child’s perspective.
Pierce Taylor Hibbs | January 18, 2023
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Book Excerpt: The True Story of Fannie Lou Hamer, a Civil Rights Activist Who Marched for the Right to Vote
The full timeline of Fannie Lou Hamer, a sample of the latest book in the Do Great Things for God series
K.A. Ellis | February 02, 2024
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Hidden Heroes
Remembering this rich history together as believers from all different ethnic backgrounds honors these hidden heroes, but more importantly, honors our Lord Jesus who saves people from every tribe and...
Jerome Gay Jr. | February 02, 2024
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Christian Biographies for Black History Month
Stories of some incredible Black men and women who have served God and powerfully shaped history.
The Westminster Kids Team | February 02, 2024
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Teaching the Basic Concepts of the Christian Faith
Jonathan Gibson, author of My First Book of Bible Verses, talks about his new release and making Bible study and devotional time a part of family life.
Jonathan Gibson | March 01, 2024
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Top 20 Quotes from Safeguards
“Keeping our children safe means we teach them God's ways–how he created us to live.”
The Westminster Kids Team | March 22, 2024
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Modeling God's Unconditional Love for Us
From the author of Coop Messes Up, "When we love them unconditionally, our kids can see a dim picture of the much greater love God has for them in Christ."
Sarah Reju | March 22, 2024
