Tom and Lori Ziegler have done it again–they have produced a
kid-tested, family friendly book of 50 devotionals, this time for preteens and
young teens (though most can be adapted to younger children too).
More of the family devotionals that Christian
Parenting Today says “are the perfect tool for struggling families. They
are short, fun, and truly easy-to-use.” This volume is designed to help parents
nurture and teach their preteens and young teens in a world that clamors for
their attention and allegiance.
Each devotional features:
- An objective to clarify the goal
- An activity to pique the kids’ interest
- An application to piece it all together
- Ideas for putting the lesson into practice
Christian Parenting
said about the first volume:
“Nearly every Christian family wants to do regular family
devotions, but for most of us, it’s just too hard to figure out how to make
these times of Bible exploration interesting and relevant to our kids. These
devotionals are the perfect tool for struggling families. They are short, fun, and truly
easy-to-use. Each
of the devotionals features an
objective to help parents understand
what their goal is for the lesson, an activity to pique the kids’
interest, an application to piece it all together, and ideas for putting the
ideas of the lesson into
practice over the course of the coming week.
You’ll also find an extensive list of wonderful Bible stories and suggested passages to
memorize or use for further study.
The authors provide solid suggestions for customizing these
devotionals to the ages and
needs of your children, for keeping kids interested, and for helping you stay motivated. The
book is small enough to keep at
the kitchen table or even in the glove compartment to use on the go. No matter where you stash it, your kids
will beg you to pull it out over and over again.”
Sam Laing said about the first volume: “Hands-on help
for busy parents who need real world ideas to get their kids safely to the next
world. You will use it again and again!”
For ordering information, please click here to go to www.dpibooks.org.
