ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Want a simple family devotional to help your children understand love and family unity?
Grab your kids and join me for today’s Friday Family Devotion as we discover what the Bible teaches about putting on love first and how love can help bring unity into our families.
If you’re ready to build a stronger connection with your children, put love into action, and grow together in family unity, then this episode is for you! 🤍
📖 Bible Verse: Colossians 3:14 — “And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.”
❤️ Today’s Simple Truth: Put on love first.
👟 Family Activity:
Grab a pair of socks and shoes! Try putting your shoes on before your socks. Then switch the order. Use this simple activity to teach your children that just like our socks go on first, love should come first in the way we treat one another.
💬 Family Discussion Questions:
• What does family unity look like to you?
• What is one thing we can do to improve our unity as a family?
• How can you put on love today?
Remember, your family doesn’t have to get everything perfect. As you spend time together learning God’s Word, He is growing each of you little by little. 🤍
Let’s put on love first and grow together in faith and family unity.
Blessings 🫶🏽
⭐️ Next Steps
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⭐️ Website: www.samwatson.org
🔐 Keywords: Christian Working Moms, Family Devotional, Family Unity, Bible Verses for Children, Colossians 3:14, Family Time, Christian Parenting, Faith-Led Parenting, Simple Devotions, Kids Devotional, Active Parenting, Christian Family
🚨 EPISODE DISCLAIMER
The content shared on this podcast is for informational and faith-based purposes only. It is not intended as medical, psychological, legal, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified licensed professional in your State regarding your specific situation as needed.