Holy Habits for Kids

Author: Kimberley Payne
Genre: Children's Books
Pages: 79
Release Date: May 24, 2024
Publisher: Kimberley Payne

Do you want to instill the habits of prayer and Bible reading in your child? Discover this guide to encourage kids to develop a meaningful spiritual routine.

Are you looking to inspire your child to dig into their Bible? Do you want to teach kids to pray? Have you wanted to encourage the next generation to engage with Scripture? As a mother and grandmother, Kimberley Payne understands the importance of leaving a legacy of pursuing God through holy habits.

Holy Habits for Kids is a thoughtfully crafted 30-day guide designed to seamlessly integrate into your family’s daily routine. Each day includes a Bible verse for meditation and a fill-in-the-blank PATH (Praise, Admit, Thank, Help) prayer model, making it easy for kids to connect with God in a personal and meaningful way.

In Holy Habits for Kids, your child will discover:
• Practical strategies and uplifting encouragement to help kids grow in their faith
• A regular and simple Bible study and prayer routine
• Encouragement and confidence in their Christian walk
• A deeper relationship with God
• A structured and consistent way to pray

Holy Habits for Kids is more than a book; it's a resource that empowers parents to guide their children in building a strong spiritual foundation.

If you value faith-building resources that inspire and motivate, you’ll love Holy Habits for Kids.

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Reviewer: Marta Aldrighetti

This book has a nice cover and inspires me with hope, happiness, and love. It starts with an interesting introduction about the Bible:

"The Bible has two parts: the Old Testament with 39 books and the New Testament with 27 books, making a total of 66 books. It took 1500 years to write the Bible, and there were 400 years between the Old Testament and the New Testament. (...) It was written by over 40 different people from all kinds of backgrounds, like priests, fishermen, prisoners, and doctors. They wrote in many styles, including songs, love poems, history, and letters."

This book is like a journal. Each day you can write the date, read the verse from the Bible, think about it and about your life, use the prayer model PATH (praise the Lord for, ask forgiveness for, thank God for, ask help for), memorize scriptures, improve your prayer life, and help others with kindness, words, and God's guidance.

The book ends with conclusion questions that make you analyze your relationship with God, how you felt praying to God daily, and what you learned about yourself.

The title of the book says that it's for kids, but I think it is also useful for adults. I enjoyed reading and writing on it because it was clear, simple, and focused on the Bible sentences. It's a 30-day guide, but it is simple to replicate. You can then choose other Bible sentences and study different Bible books.

For my honest opinion, I received a complimentary copy from the author via Interviews & Reviews.

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