A simple way to help your kids love prayer


Happy Wednesday, Reader!

There are moments as a mom when you realize the little things you do today are shaping your children’s hearts for years to come.

Sometimes we put so much pressure on ourselves to have the “perfect” family prayer, the perfect scripture study, or the perfect spiritual lesson that we forget something important…

Our kids don’t need perfect.

They need consistency in our example.

They need to feel that prayer is more than just words we say because it’s part of our routine.

They need to know prayer is a safe place to bring their worries, their questions, their gratitude, and even their silly little thoughts from the day.

I remember realizing that some of the sweetest teaching moments with my children didn’t happen during a big lesson.

They happened during ordinary moments.

And games can be one of those simple bridges.

They give children a chance to learn about prayer in a way that feels fun, memorable, and engaging.

Instead of feeling like one more thing on a mom’s never-ending list, prayer becomes something they look forward to and understand.

If you’ve ever wondered how to help your kids feel more comfortable talking to Heavenly Father, or you’re looking for a fresh way to make prayer part of your family’s routine, I put together some fun ideas you can try.

You don’t have to do everything.

You don’t have to create a perfect spiritual moment.

Sometimes, a little laughter and a simple game are exactly what helps a child’s heart open.

You can find the ideas here:

With love,

Micah

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Praying for you always · Micah Klug | Home Faith Family

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Hi there, I'm Micah Klug!

I teach time-tested solutions to help parents remember what matters most in life, including strengthening their home, faith, and family relationships. If you're like most parents, you may have noticed that life can often be overwhelming and busy. Follow along for the latest tips, tools, and strategies on how to find joy in the relationships that matter most.

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