In episode 160 of Playfully Faithful Parenting, host Joy Wendling explores the idea of moving from concrete to abstract when teaching children about faith. Drawing inspiration from her readings and personal experiences, Joy shares valuable insights on how to engage children's senses and experiences in order to connect them with God. She reflects on the story of Elijah and the importance of allowing children to have genuine experiences before introducing them to God. Additionally, Joy announces an upcoming workshop on answering kids' curious questions and offers support and guidance for parents on their parenting journey.
You’ve got the Holy Spirit! You can do it, mama!
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