Do you ever find yourself looking for meaningful, faith-based activities that will not only keep your kids (or grandkids!) engaged but also plant seeds of truth in their hearts?
You’re not alone — and I’m so glad you’re here.
Over the years, I’ve written books to help children and families grow in their love for God’s Word. But I know that sometimes kids need more than words on a page. They need space to draw, wonder, pray, and explore.
That’s why I’ve created a whole collection of resources designed to go hand-in-hand with my books — and I’m thrilled to share that they’re all now available in one happy little corner of the internet:
🎉 Grow in Faith Gallery on Etsy! 🎉
What You’ll Find Inside the Gallery:
Here’s a peek at the kinds of printables and supplements you’ll find waiting for you:
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Scripture Memory Tools – from A to Z verses that stick!
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Gratitude Journals – perfect for teaching thankfulness in a fun way
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Coloring Pages with a Purpose – beautiful, Scripture-centered designs
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Activity Packs – to supplement books like Animals in the Bible
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Prayer Journals – using kid-friendly models like PATH
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And more…
Each resource is designed to spark joy and spiritual growth while giving kids something meaningful to do—whether it’s during morning devotions, homeschool time, Sunday School, or quiet afternoons with Grandma.
We know from Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”
But training up a child doesn’t have to mean lectures and long sermons (whew!). It can look like a coloring page that brings Psalm 23 to life… a journal where they write out their prayers… or a printable that turns gratitude into a habit.
When we offer our children simple tools to help them engage with God’s Word, we’re building spiritual habits that can last a lifetime.
👉 Visit the Grow in Faith Gallery on Etsy
Thank you for walking this journey with me — for loving on the kids in your life, for valuing God’s Word, and for finding joy in the little things. I pray these resources bless your family as much as they’ve blessed mine.