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Teach Kids about the Reformation
We’ve gathered some great resources about the Reformation—its significance in church history and some of its important figures.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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11.01.2024
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Advent Devotionals for the Whole Family
Here are some of our favorite Advent resources for every age range.
By Faith Chang
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11.01.2024
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How to Embrace, Disciple, and Equip Children with Dyslexia
Here are three valuable truths to teach children with dyslexia, and three things parents and ministry leaders need to do to serve them well.
By Remley Gorsuch
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10.18.2024
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Review of The Wilderking Trilogy by Jonathan Rogers
Are we so familiar with the stories of the Bible that we don’t see into them anymore, let alone letting them see into us? This is where fiction can give us fresh vision.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.11.2024
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One Way To Parent Today for a Confident Tomorrow: Treasure Good Books
Start reading to your child early on. Read before naptime. Read around the dinner table. Read before bedtime. Keep on reading to your child, and never stop.
By Ray and Jani Ortlund
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09.27.2024
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Helping Your Child with Lying
You will not eliminate all of your child’s lies, but you can form a relationship with your child in which God’s words bring truth, the truth is prized, and there are incentives for honesty.
By Good News for Little Hearts
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09.27.2024
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5 Reasons to Take Your Kids to Old Testament Stories
Let David’s wilderness years point them to Jesus’ days of temptation in the desert. Let Josiah’s godly-but-short rule point them to Jesus’ perfect-and-eternal reign. Let the fire on Mount Carmel in Elijah’s day point them to Jesus’ resurrection on Mount Zion.
By Carl Laferton
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09.13.2024
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Happy (Belated) National Read a Book Day!
Book Lists for You
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.13.2024
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Helping Your Child Learn to Walk in Another’s Shoes
To encourage empathy in your kids, do these three simple things.
By Good News for Little Hearts
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08.30.2024
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Five Stories for Students Starting at a New School
These stories remind readers that they are not alone in this new, sometimes lonely or scary time, and that God is with them in his grace.
By Faith Chang
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08.30.2024
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To the Discipling Parent Whose Child Seems Disconnected
Jesus didn’t have to plan a weekend getaway or expensive dinner to connect with his disciples. He used moments he already had, and we can, too.
By Melissa Swain
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08.09.2024
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Board Books!: Deep Theology for Little Ones
You don't have to look far to find that board books have shaped hearts and minds.
By Remley Gorsuch
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08.09.2024
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Resources for Disability Pride Month
On this anniversary of the signing of the ADA, we’re highlighting some books written about and for people impacted by disability.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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07.26.2024
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Our Teenagers Are Worth The Chase
Teenagers want people who will love them without leaving them—people who will see their messy hearts and not try to fix them.
By Drew Hill
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07.26.2024
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Born to a Destiny
Olaudah Equiano's written legacy remains a challenge to all of us.
By Emily J. Maurits
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07.12.2024
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Three Tips to Help Families Engage Fantasy for God’s Glory
"We must prepare to join our kids’ popular culture explorations, helping them discern these works and always bringing in the gospel."
By E. Stephen Burnett
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07.11.2024
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Biblical Resources on Sexuality for Tweens and Teens
Why is sex "good" in marriage but "bad" before it? Is the Bible really against gay marriage? Am I consigned to a life of loneliness if I'm attracted to members of the same sex?
By The Westminster Kids Team
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06.27.2024
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7 Books That Teach Children God's Design for Marriage
"The world's view of marriage can often be very different to what the Bible says. But who is right, and who should we listen to?"
By Remley Gorsuch
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06.06.2024
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Parents, Teach Your Children About Marriage
Here are three strategies for laying a solid biblical foundation on marriage for your kids.
By Jani Ortlund
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05.02.2024
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Our Top Picks for Books on Gender
"The challenge is not whether kids and teens should ask the questions, it’s where they find the answers."
By Remley Gorsuch
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05.30.2024
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Imagine the Bible
Teach your kids to imagine the Bible. You will both be more excited about God’s living word because of it.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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05.23.2024
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Helping Your Child with Jealousy
Does your child struggle with jealousy from time to time? The best time to talk with children is when they are not actually jealous.
By Good News for Little Hearts
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05.16.2024
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When Fractured Relationships Make Mother’s Day Hard: Hope for the Adult Child
For the mother whose relationship with her own mom makes Mother’s Day hard, here are a few things I’ve learned.
By Remley Gorsuch
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05.10.2024
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Why Bother Reading Christian Books to Toddlers?
Our faith is for all of life, for the whole of life, and it’s never too early to show that to our kids through what we choose to do and read to them as we spend time with them.
By Carl Laferton
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05.03.2024
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Navigating Uncharted Waters: Introducing Children to the Minor Prophets
Why venture into the Minor Prophets with children when the familiar stories of the Gospels seem safer? Here are a few compelling reasons and tips for embarking on this journey.
By Brian J. Wright & John R. Brown
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05.02.2024
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Staff Favorites: Books on Parenting
We asked our team: “What are parenting titles that are personal favorites for you?" Here's what we got.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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04.18.2024
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Why I Wrote A Book for Children about Pornography
If silence has been a weapon pornography has employed, then conversation is an ally in our fight.
By John Perritt
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04.18.2024
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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.
By Luke H. Davis
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04.04.2024
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Creation and C.S. Lewis' "Deeper Magic"
If fantasy is the world of magic, then our God-governed reality is a realm of deeper magic.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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04.04.2024
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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."
By Sarah Reju
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03.01.2024
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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.”
By Faith Chang
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03.22.2024
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Teaching the Basic Concepts of the Christian Faith
Jonathan Gibson talks about his new release, My First Book of Bible Verses, and making Bible study and devotional time a part of family life.
By Jonathan Gibson
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03.01.2024
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Developing a Heart for Missions in the Next Generation
How can we give our children a vision of what God is doing in the world and their part in it?
By Faith Chang
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02.16.2024
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Christian Biographies for Black History Month
Here are stories of some incredible Black men and women who have served God and powerfully shaped history.
By Faith Chang
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02.02.2024
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Our Favorite Middle Grade Readers
If you're looking for well-written fiction with redemptive themes for your middle grader, here's a list of some of our bookstore favorites.
By Remley Gorsuch
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01.19.2024
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Hidden Heroes
The rich history of Christianity in Africa is something that should be talked about, written about, and celebrated.
By Jerome Gay Jr.
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02.02.2024
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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
By K.A. Ellis
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02.02.2024
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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.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.17.2022
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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.
By Curtis Solomon
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09.28.2023
Using Creeds and Catechisms in Your Family and Church
Creeds, confessions, and catechisms can help build a foundation of faith for kids
By The Westminster Kids Team
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01.05.2024
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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.
By Faith Chang
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12.22.2023
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Spiritual Formation through Advent in our Churches and Homes
Episode 13 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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11.17.2023
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Advent Resources for Every Age
Here are some of our favorite Advent devotionals for every age range and for the whole family.
By Faith Chang
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11.17.2023
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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.
By Marty Machowski
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11.02.2023
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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.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.27.2023
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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.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.26.2023
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Ana's Top 6 Books for 4-year olds
"This book is a song. I like the backgrounds."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.06.2023
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Win a 9-book Children's Book Bundle! (Sponsored)
We're excited to partner with P&R Publishing to offer one 9-book bundle of new and noteworthy kids' books— 2 fantastic series!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.17.2023
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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?
By Sally Michael
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09.28.2023
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Win a 10-Book Children's Book Bundle! (Sponsored)
We're excited to partner with New Growth Press to offer one 10-book bundle of new kids' books
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.04.2023
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Win a 4-volume Banner Board Books set! (Sponsored)
We're excited to partner with Banner of Truth to offer 10 winners the 4-volume set of their Banner Board Books -- valued at $40!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.10.2023
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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.
By Carl Laferton
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10.05.2023
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Win a 10-Book Children's Book Bundle! (Sponsored)
We're excited to partner with Crossway to offer one 10-book bundle of new and noteworthy kids' books -- valued at over $165!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.13.2023
Podcast
Helping Families, Kids, and Teens Study the Bible
Episode 12 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.29.2023
Article
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?
By Faith Chang
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09.21.2023
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A Conversation with Melissa Kruger about Writing Children's Books
A behind-the-scenes look at the writing of two staff favorite children's books
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.15.2023
Podcast
Allegories That Edify: Sproul, Lewis, and More
Episode 11 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.07.2023
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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.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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08.24.2023
Podcast
Empty Nesting: Caring for the Recent Graduates in Our Midst
Episode 10 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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08.10.2023
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Sam's Top 4 Books for 1-Year-Olds
Board books tested and approved by a one-year-old reviewer
By The Westminster Kids Team
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08.11.2023
Review
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.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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08.04.2023
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5 Books to Help Kids Understand the Gospel as Good News for Them, Right Now
The heart behind these books is that repentance might become a reflex in the lives of the children who read them, that dependence on the Spirit, rather than white-knuckling obedience, would be as natural to these young readers as breathing.
By Abbey Wedgeworth
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08.03.2023
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.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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07.27.2023
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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, smartphones, computer games, and the internet. How do we even begin to talk about the many issues surrounding technology?
By Faith Chang
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07.21.2023
Podcast
Our Summer Reads (Podcast Ep. 9)
Episode 9 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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07.14.2023
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Win a 5-book bundle of picture books for kids! (Sponsored by P&R Publishing)
We're excited to partner with P&R Publishing to offer five (5!) 5-book bundles of picture books for kids.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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08.16.2023
Article
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 his breath.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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07.13.2023
Podcast
Technology in our Families and Churches: How to Model and Cultivate Discernment (Podcast Ep. 8)
Episode 8 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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07.06.2023
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Win Our Bundle of Books for Helping Nurture Love for the Church
We're excited to offer the bundle of books from our latest post on books that help children and teens grow in love for God's Church!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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06.30.2023
Review
Review of The Light Princess by George MacDonald
This edition from the Rabbit Room Press is a work of art.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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06.22.2023
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Tamasin's Top 7 Books for 10-year-olds
"Helps you understand when you fail because you're going to fail a lot. I also really like running so a story about the bunny running was good."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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06.22.2023
Podcast
Nurturing a Love for God's Church (Podcast Ep. 7)
Episode 7 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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05.25.2023
Article
Helping Children and Teens Grow in Love for God's Church
From toddler to teen, here are some books that can help you and the young people in your life grow in loving God’s church.
By Faith Chang
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05.25.2023
Article
Six Ways To Help Your Child Cultivate Thankfulness
This principle of connecting God to all of life is the source of the gratitude we all need to cultivate. And it is vital that every generation—including the next generation—come to see the connection between the Creator and his creation.
By Champ Thornton
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05.18.2023
Article
Two Ways to Encourage the Moms in Your Life
Ten things to pray and one free download of encouraging selections from some of our favorite books.
By Remley Gorsuch
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05.04.2023
Review
All Things Bright and Beautiful
These are the books that plant seeds that will germinate later in life. And they set up the choice for our kids that they’ll need to make someday: Is God present as Creator and sustainer, or is he not?
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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05.12.2023
Podcast
Printistry: How Books Can Help Us Minister to Others (Podcast Ep. 6)
Episode 6 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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05.04.2023
Article
12 Old(ish) Books to Read When You Are Young
In his new book, Do Not Be True To Yourself, Kevin DeYoung recommends 12 classics for young people to read.
By Kevin Deyoung
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04.28.2023
Article
Reading Classics with Your Kids
What are classics and why should we be reading them to our kids? How will they benefit? Here are some things to consider.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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04.27.2023
Review
We Need Liturgies for Daily Life
For anyone who craves daily reminders of the weight of glory
By Remley Gorsuch
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04.21.2023
Podcast
Don't Panic: When Kids and Teens Have Big Doubts and Questions (Podcast Ep. 5)
Episode 5 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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04.20.2023
Article
Walking with Children and Teens Through Doubts About Christianity
As adults, we are called to disciple the next generation in our homes and churches. So what do we do when they ask us big questions? How do we respond when they question their faith?
By Faith Chang
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04.14.2023
Article
Helping Teens See Themselves Through Jesus’s Eyes
Because you can’t see or hear Jesus with your physical eyes and ears, walking with him takes a different kind of seeing and hearing.
By Drew Hill
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03.28.2023
Podcast
All About Read-Alouds (Podcast Ep. 4)
Episode 4 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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04.06.2023
Article
5 Reasons to Teach Kids Biblical Theology
Biblical Theology can be a pretty scary term. It sounds a bit like another field of study reserved for the guys in the pulpit or the ones teaching at our seminary halls, but it’s much more than that.
By Remley Gorsuch
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03.10.2023
Review
Echo Island
This mystery book for teens hits on important themes for the Christian life.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.17.2022
Podcast
How Biblical Theology Prepares Kids for the "Tough Stuff" of Life (Podcast Ep. 3)
Episode 3 of the Westminster Kids Digest Podcast
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.22.2023
Review
A Family Favorite Picture-Book on Jesus' Care and Identity
If the best Christian children’s books distill rich theological truths in delightfully simple ways, The Storm that Stopped does this masterfully.
By Faith Chang
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10.14.2022
Article
Talking to Your Children About Race
We must be intentional about giving our children gospel-rooted framework on race.
By Jerome Gay Jr.
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11.12.2022
Article
Helping Children with Anxiety
While children deal with their own fears and worries, they’re also watching you, taking cues on how they should respond.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.13.2022
Podcast
A Change of Heart And Favorite Biographies of Women of the Faith (Podcast Ep. 2)
Moralism vs. obedience, parenting for heart change, and favorite biographies of women of the faith
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.09.2023
Ensuring Our Bible Stories Are Actually Christian
If I do not connect the dots of the Bible stories that I share with kids, to the gospel of Christ, can I really call my lesson “Christian”?
By Timothy Brindle
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03.17.2023
Westminster Kids' Week of Giveaways
We're celebrating our social media launch by giving away books!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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02.23.2023
Parenting with Words of Grace
Parents need to understand the way God relates with us if we are to show the same grace to our children.
By Faith Chang
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03.03.2023
Westminster Kids Digest (March 4)
A biweekly look at links that are worth the click
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.10.2023
Podcast
Lord of the Rings and Theological Things (Podcast Ep. 1)
Our inaugural Westminster Digest podcast episode!
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.03.2023
Curated lists
5 Great Books to Prepare for Easter
Easter is coming soon and there are a lot of books out there to help show kids the gospel message behind the holiday. Here are some of our favorites.
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.03.2023
Westminster Kids Digest (February 18)
A biweekly look at links that are worth the click
By The Westminster Kids Team
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03.02.2023
Review
The Lord of the Rings: Why It’s a Classic
Tolkien has created another world, not merely a story. And that leaves plenty of room for you and your kids to delve deeper into Middle Earth.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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02.09.2023
Curated lists
Five Books to Help You Give Your Children God’s Word
Dear parent, God has given you his word, and wherever God's word is, there Jesus is!
By Todd R. Hains
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12.02.2022
Article
Teaching Moralism vs. Teaching Obedience
As parents, we need to be vigilant about what the books we read our kids assume about human nature, about redemption, about godliness.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.17.2022
Review
The Forgotten King: A Faithful and Creative Portrayal of Spiritual Realities
Eloquent, accessible, beautifully illustrated, and—most importantly—engaging for kids.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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01.19.2023
Review
The Story of God with Us: A Biblical Theology of Presence
We have now and will have in the glorious future what we’ve always longed for: a dwelling place with God.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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03.03.2023
Curated lists
Evie's Top 5 Books for 9-Year-Olds
"This book is kind of like how the Bible describes what happens in Revelation. It's a little bit sad, but in the end it's happy."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.13.2022
Article
Catechesis: Learning by Heart
The goal of catechesis is not merely intellectual, but experiential.
By Harold L. Senkbeil
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12.02.2022
Review
A Work of Beauty and Brilliance: A Review of On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness
I haven’t enjoyed a fiction series this much with my kids since we read Chronicles of Narnia.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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12.01.2022
Westminster Kids Digest
A Biweekly Look at Links That are Worth the Click
By The Westminster Kids Team
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12.23.2022
Article
Don’t Be a Dragon: A Hobbit Reflection
God gives all his gold away, and gets richer with every offering. Down with the dragons. Long live the King.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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10.17.2022
Review
Tracing Glory
I enjoy the traditions and rhythms that make the sometimes abstract truths of Scripture more real in my own heart and the hearts of my children
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.16.2022
Article
Five Simple Ways to Teach Anyone About Jesus
"I try to adapt Bible study materials so that people affected by disability can go beyond where they ever have before in studying the Bible."
By Jill Miller
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11.12.2022
Article
Fathers, Read the Bible With Your Kids
A father's positive role in a child's walk with Christ can hardly be overstated
By Remley Gorsuch
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10.17.2022
Article
Meet Kids Where They Are
“Christ wants a child’s heart, but a grown-up’s head”
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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07.26.2022
Curated lists
Hope’s Top 5 Books For 11-Year-Olds
"This story teaches that God works in ways that we don't know yet."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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10.13.2022
Articles
7 Principles for Raising Kids in a Hyper-Sexualized World
Seven principles that will help you lead your children through the wilderness of 21st Century sexuality
By Remley Gorsuch
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10.13.2022
Article
Why Reading Aloud with Your Kids Is Important
Reading aloud to our kids invites us to participate in something basic to all stages of human life: joy
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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09.16.2022
Article
A Prayer for Young Children to Delight in Books and Learning
May I never make the work an empty labor, lacking wonder at the gift of words
By Kathleen Nielson
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09.16.2022
Article
A Search Built With You in Mind
Westminster Kids has search capabilities for the kinds of things you're looking for.
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.16.2022
Article
Proclaiming His Salvation to Our Children
Jesus is in the business of saving people from every tribe, language, and nation, which includes families!
By Timothy Brindle
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09.20.2022
Quotes
Top 20 Quotes from Safeguards
“Keeping our children safe means we teach them God's ways–how he created us to live.”
By Faith Chang
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10.06.2022
Article
Why Kids (and Grownups) Need Stories
The excitement and hope of stories are deeply related to our identity and purpose as Christians.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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08.16.2022
Review
Grandparenting
What a blessing to be able to pass on to the next generation not just a few dollars, a few cookies, and toys—but Christ, our only sure and certain hope.
By Rhonda Currie
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09.16.2022
Article
Is Your Catechism "Fat"?
Maybe “catechism” sounds like a scary word. But it shouldn’t!
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.16.2022
Curated lists
Josiah's Top 5 Books for 5-Year-Olds
"This book is about Jesus. He stops the giant storm with just his voice. He is God."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.16.2022
Article
Why Children Should Read Fiction
In times when hearts may grow weary of doing good or when the mirror that we look through is dirtied and dim, fiction can re-enchant our hearts, minds, and souls.
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.06.2022
Article
The Story Behind The Child’s Story Bible
Appeals to the interest and imagination of children without sacrificing fidelity to the text of Scripture
By Josiah Pettit
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09.19.2022
Curated lists
Rowan’s Top 5 Books for 8-Year-Olds
"I like it. It was my first favorite book."
By The Westminster Kids Team
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09.16.2022
Article
5 Reasons We Love Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.19.2022
Review
30 Prophecies, One Story
Warning: this is not your typical kid's book
By Josiah Pettit
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09.16.2022
Article
Cultivating a Love for Reading
Cultivating a love of reading in kids isn’t just about books.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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09.16.2022
Review
When Santa Learned the Gospel
Christ doesn’t want to delete the world; he wants to redeem it.
By Pierce Taylor Hibbs
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09.16.2022
Review
The Serpent Slayer and the Scroll of Riddles
“It’s really great!”
By Remley Gorsuch
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09.16.2022
Review
The Biggest Story Bible Storybook
"Praise God that he remembers his covenant, even when we forget."
By Josiah Pettit
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06.14.2022
Review
God Made Me and You
This powerful little book reads like Dr. Seuss but with a much more important message.
By Kyle Whitgrove
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09.06.2022
Article
Why Westminster Kids?
“Tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lᴏʀᴅ.” - Psalm 78:4
By Josiah Pettit
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09.16.2022