Teaching children God’s Word is one of the most rewarding yet challenging privileges God has entrusted to us. The home is the primary place where this teaching should occur. The Lord doesn’t require us to be a seminary-trained theologian to teach our children. Thankfully when God gives us children, He also gives us what we need to bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. Helpful resources abound and make wonderful gifts. One of those helps is bound up in a devotional book called Bible Discovery Devotions by Martha Larchar. 

Written for children ages two to five, the 128-page paperback book is filled with Bible exploration. You and your child will travel together with young Montana Smith and his dog, Dakota, around the world discovering new things in God’s Word. The colorful pages are well-illustrated and adaptable to fit your child’s skill level. Each of the 52 devotions includes an activity page, poems, songs, finger plays and more. The “Discover More” pages offer further opportunities to dig deeper and apply the main ideas. Besides being adjustable to your time schedule and your child’s age, the devotionals are fun while reinforcing basic skills. 

Develop a lifetime sense of awe and wonder of God’s ways and His indescribable love. Discover a reservoir of tips to reinforce truths from God’s Word. It’s never too late to start building a foundation in God’ Word. Whether it’s our child by birth or by faith, III John 4 is undeniable: “I have no greater joy than this, to hear of my children walking in the truth.”