Raising a family with sense on cents
Teach your children or students the Jelly Bean Gospel with good news Jelly Beans. With Easter approaching, jelly beans are available in every store. Why not use these sweet treats as a salvation object lesson? If you prefer to watch videos, you can see the Jelly Bean Gospel on my Youtube channel. DOWNLOAD: Click here to get the Good News…
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Setting financial goals for teens is a powerful way to prepare them for life. When teens understand how to save, budget, and plan, they’re building skills that will serve them for years to come. We started teaching our children about finances from a young age by giving them an allowance. This guide offers practical steps for parents to help their teens…
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Looking for a fun and simple angel craft project to do with your children this Christmas? This adorable Paper Mache Angel is a perfect way to bond while creating something beautiful for the holiday season. You can add it to your Advent Calendar activities or use it as a Sunday School craft. With just a few supplies and a little…
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Do your children struggle with self esteem problems? This self-esteem object lesson dives into how to teach your children to recognize those lies, replace them with the truth, and build a stronger, healthier view of who they really are. Ever thought about the labels we give ourselves? Like when you say, “I am…” and follow it with something about yourself?…
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Teaching teenagers and children about God’s will can be intimidating. This God’s Will Object Lesson uses simple props and dialog (all provided in the printable below) to help you have a meaningful conversation with your children about knowing and following God’s plan for their lives. Is it your plan or God’s will? Understanding God’s plan can be difficult at any…
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As someone who grew up learning personal finance through experience, it often feels hypocritical to teach money management for teens. (I am so thankful that when I submitted my life to Jesus I was forgiven of my materialism.) But if I skip these conversations, I am leaving my teens to figure out money management on their own… from the school…
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Hi! I'm Tabitha. Yes, I know that you expected someone named "Penny," but there is a bit of a story … [READ MORE]