Question 1

What can a family read when a child feels scared of the dark?

Accepted Answer

Shadows are shapes the light makes. They cannot hide you from God. You can tell him you are scared, and he already knows.

Question 2

What can a family read when a child feels nightmares & bad dreams?

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Dreams can feel real and then disappear when you open your eyes. Tell a grown-up what you saw, then ask God for a quiet heart.

Question 3

What can a family read when a child feels thunderstorms & loud noises?

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Lightning and thunder are big sounds in the sky. Jesus once told a storm to be still. You can ask him to make your heart still too.

Question 4

What can a family read when a child feels sleeping in a new place?

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New rooms have new sounds. Bring a familiar blanket, pray, and remember God watches your going out and your coming in.

Question 5

What can a family read when a child feels scared of shadows?

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Your imagination can paint scary pictures on ordinary things. A flashlight check plus a verse helps your eyes and your heart agree.

Question 6

What can a family read when a child feels when mom or dad leave?

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Missing a parent is love with a worried face. You can keep a kiss in your pocket, a picture, or a prayer until you see them again.

Question 7

What can a family read when a child feels going to the doctor or dentist?

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Pokes and loud tools can hurt for a moment and still be a kind of care. You may say you are nervous and still be brave.

Question 8

What can a family read when a child feels afraid of getting lost?

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Getting separated is scary. Your job is to stay where you are, find a worker, and remember God is already looking for you.

Question 9

What can a family read when a child feels worried about tomorrow?

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What-ifs like to visit at bedtime. You can tell God one worry and leave the rest of tomorrow in his hands.

Question 10

What can a family read when a child feels can't sleep & racing mind?

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A busy mind is not a bad kid. Slow breaths and a short verse give your thoughts a place to land.

Question 11

What can a family read when a child feels first day of school jitters?

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Jitters mean you care. You can be nervous and still walk in, because God strengthens you.

Question 12

What can a family read when a child feels being teased or bullied?

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Teasing is wrong. You can walk away, ask for help, and still choose not to become mean back.

Question 13

What can a family read when a child feels sitting alone at lunch?

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Eating alone does not mean you are unwanted. Look for one person who also needs a seat, or ask a teacher to help you join a table.

Question 14

What can a family read when a child feels nervous for a hard test?

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Nerves mean you want to do well. Study a little, pray, and remember your score is not your name.

Question 15

What can a family read when a child feels scared to speak up in class?

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Shaky knees can still stand up front. Practice once at home and ask God to put the words in your mouth.

Question 16

What can a family read when a child feels moving to a new school?

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You can miss the old school and still make one new friend. God has good plans that include this new hallway.

Question 17

What can a family read when a child feels when a friend is unkind?

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A real friend can have a bad moment and still make it right. You can say how you feel and also forgive when they are sorry.

Question 18

What can a family read when a child feels feeling left out of the group?

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When a group does not include you, it is not the whole truth about you. Cast that hurt on God, and look for one person to include.

Question 19

What can a family read when a child feels peer pressure to do wrong?

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Friends may dare you. God gives you a mind of your own. A no can be short and brave.

Question 20

What can a family read when a child feels trying out for a team or recital?

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Tryouts feel shaky because you care. Practice, pray, and play for God, not only for a spot on the list.

Question 21

What can a family read when a child feels mad at my brother or sister?

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You can be angry and still not sin. A gentle answer turns down the fight. Tell what happened without hitting.

Question 22

What can a family read when a child feels when someone breaks my toy?

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Your toy mattered. You can tell the truth about the break and still choose kindness if it was an accident.

Question 23

What can a family read when a child feels frustrated when told 'no'?

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You may feel mad and still obey. God asks children to listen to parents, and that pleases him.

Question 24

What can a family read when a child feels mad after losing a game?

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A person who rules their spirit is strong. You can be disappointed and still treat the winner kindly.

Question 25

What can a family read when a child feels feeling jealous of others?

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Jealousy grows when we stare at what others have. Thank God for one thing that is already yours.

Question 26

What can a family read when a child feels frustrated with hard homework?

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Getting stuck is part of learning. Ask God for wisdom, ask a helper, and do not quit in the angry minute.

Question 27

What can a family read when a child feels wanting to yell or stomp?

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Be quick to listen and slow to speak. A gentle answer keeps the house from getting louder.

Question 28

What can a family read when a child feels when things feel unfair?

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You can want justice without paying back meanness. Say the facts and let a trusted adult help.

Question 29

What can a family read when a child feels grumpy about doing chores?

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Grumbling makes a short job feel longer. Work with your heart, and thank God for a home to care for.

Question 30

What can a family read when a child feels having a hard time letting go?

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A grudge is like carrying a rock you do not have to keep. Forgive as the Lord forgave you, even if trust comes back slowly.

Question 31

What can a family read when a child feels feeling very sad?

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You do not have to cheer up on command. God is near the brokenhearted, and comfort is his promise.

Question 32

What can a family read when a child feels missing someone who died?

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Death is sad because love is real. God walks with you in the valley, and Jesus is the resurrection and the life.

Question 33

What can a family read when a child feels when a pet dies?

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God sees even a little sparrow. He sees your pet and your sadness. Missing them is a kind of love.

Question 34

What can a family read when a child feels a friend moved away?

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Goodbyes hurt because the friendship was real. A letter or a prayer keeps love going across miles.

Question 35

What can a family read when a child feels when home feels tense?

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You did not cause grown-up worry. Jesus gives peace that is different from a noisy room. Tell a trusted adult if you feel unsafe.

Question 36

What can a family read when a child feels when plans get canceled?

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You can be disappointed and still trust God. People plan their way, and the Lord directs the steps.

Question 37

What can a family read when a child feels feeling invisible?

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When people look past you, it hurts. God has searched you and known you. Your hairs are numbered.

Question 38

What can a family read when a child feels when the tears won't stop?

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You are not bad for crying. God collects your tears, and one day he will wipe them away.

Question 39

What can a family read when a child feels feeling homesick?

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Homesickness is love stretching. Goodness and love follow you even in a different bed.

Question 40

What can a family read when a child feels when someone is sick?

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Worry and love sit together. You can pray for healing and also rest, because their sickness is not your job to fix.

Question 41

What can a family read when a child feels i messed up?

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Hiding a mistake makes it heavier. Confess it. God is faithful to forgive and to help you start clean.

Question 42

What can a family read when a child feels telling the truth?

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A lie feels easier for a minute and harder later. Speak truth to your neighbor, starting at home.

Question 43

What can a family read when a child feels choosing to forgive?

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Forgive as the Lord forgave you. You can still say what hurt.

Question 44

What can a family read when a child feels obeying parents?

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Obedience in the Lord pleases God. It is doing the thing, not only saying you will.

Question 45

What can a family read when a child feels hard to share?

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God loves a gift that is shared. It is more blessed to give than to receive, even with a favorite toy for a little while.

Question 46

What can a family read when a child feels tempted to cheat?

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A dishonest scale is not okay with God. Copying an answer or peeking at cards breaks trust.

Question 47

What can a family read when a child feels being a peacemaker?

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Blessed are the peacemakers. If it is up to you, live at peace. You are not asked to fix every fight alone.

Question 48

What can a family read when a child feels using kind words?

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Let your words build up. Pleasant words are like honey. You can stop a joke that hurts.

Question 49

What can a family read when a child feels owning my part?

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Look at your own part first. Confess it. Blaming everyone else keeps the problem stuck.

Question 50

What can a family read when a child feels standing up for what is right?

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God asks us to do justly and love kindness. Speak up for a classmate and get an adult.

Question 51

What can a family read when a child feels happy and thankful?

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Give thanks in everything, not because everything is easy, but because God is still good. This is a day he made.

Question 52

What can a family read when a child feels wonderfully made?

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You are fearfully and wonderfully made. You are God’s workmanship, not a mistake to edit.

Question 53

What can a family read when a child feels celebrating a win?

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Celebrate without bragging that puts someone down. Do it for God’s glory and share the happy.

Question 54

What can a family read when a child feels god's love for me?

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God loved the world so much he gave his Son. Nothing in all creation can separate you from that love.

Question 55

What can a family read when a child feels thankful for family?

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Children are a heritage from the Lord. Honor your parents and love the people God put near you.

Question 56

What can a family read when a child feels wonder of creation?

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The sky talks about God’s glory. When you see a moon, a bug, or a tree, you are looking at his work.

Question 57

What can a family read when a child feels joy that makes me brave?

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The joy of the Lord is your strength. Rejoicing is not pretending. It is remembering God while you take a brave step.

Question 58

What can a family read when a child feels joy in helping?

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Serve one another in love. It is a happy kind of strong to give.

Question 59

What can a family read when a child feels joy on a special day?

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This is a day the Lord has made. In his presence there is fullness of joy, bigger than the cake.

Question 60

What can a family read when a child feels i belong to god's family?

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Everyone who receives Jesus becomes a child of God. See what love that is, that we are called his children.

Question 61

What can a family read when a child feels afraid beside genesis 3:10?

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When afraid is loud, Genesis 3:10 is a sentence you can borrow. “The man said, “I heard your voice in the garden, and I was afraid, because I was naked; and I hid myself.”” The other two verses on this page stay with the same need.

Question 62

What can a family read when a child feels afraid beside genesis 15:1?

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When afraid is loud, Genesis 15:1 is a sentence you can borrow. “After these things Yahweh’s word came to Abram in a vision, saying, “Don’t be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your exceedingly great reward.”” The other two verses on this page stay with the same need.

Question 63

What can a family read when a child feels afraid beside genesis 18:15?

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When afraid is loud, Genesis 18:15 is a sentence you can borrow. “Then Sarah denied it, saying, “I didn’t laugh,” for she was afraid. He said, “No, but you did laugh.”” The other two verses on this page stay with the same need.

Question 64

What can a family read when a child feels afraid beside genesis 19:30?

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When afraid is loud, Genesis 19:30 is a sentence you can borrow. “Lot went up out of Zoar, and lived in the mountain, and his two daughters with him; for he was afraid to live in Zoar. He lived in a cave with his two daughters.” The other two verses on this page stay with the same need.

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