Here is a conversation tip to help you nurture emotionally healthy children within your children’s ministry or Christian home. It’s important to encourage your children to express their feelings. Feelings are a gift from God. Children should be allowed to communicate everything from love to hate…

Kids love to solve mysteries! Use these Bible story picture clues to help them learn and remember some of the best loved stories in the Bible such as Noah’s Ark and Jesus walking on the water. The Bible story picture clues that I am giving…

Would you like to host a workshop with The Scripture Lady at your school or church? The Scripture Lady has several workshops to choose from all related to creatively teaching the Bible to children ages preschool through 11 years. Her workshops are fun, engaging and…

Creating Bible verse rebuses for John 14:6 and James 5:20 was lots of fun. Try showing these fun puzzles to your kids to see if they can figure out each of the words to each scripture. These are great visuals to add to any Bible…

Hagar said, “You are the God who sees me.” The story of Hagar is an amazing story of God’s love and grace upon a woman who felt invisible. Your kids can feel invisible at times. Play this fun Bible verse game to help them learn…

Do your kids know that there are grandparents in the Bible? Of course there are! Abraham, Isaac, Boaz and Ruth are just to name a few. Here is a sneak peak of The Scripture Lady’s newest preschool program called “Grandparents In the Bible.”  I am…

Here is a Bible story song called “Isaac is Tricked” that will teach your kids how Jacob tricked Isaac to gain his brother’s birthright. This song is perfect for the October season when tricks and treats are everywhere. Do your kids know the Bible story…

“Let’s Learn About Creation,” is a fun Bible activity that you can play with your young children to help them learn about this amazing point in God’s history of the universe. So, grab your suitcase filled with the goodies needed for this game and lead…

Over the years of my ministry, I have heard people ask, “Can a young child accept Jesus as their Savior?” May I suggest a better question to ask is, “Am I doing all I can to lead my children to the Lord, whether young or…