What does it really mean to grow in wisdom as a family? 🌱

In this episode, we’ll explores what Proverbs has to say to kids AND parents. Kids discover why listening, obeying, and even accepting correction are important parts of becoming wise. And parents? Proverbs has some pretty important instructions for them, too!

But parents aren’t perfect. They make mistakes just like kids do. So what can families do when things go wrong—and what does all of this teach us about the one perfect Father? ❤️

Listen in to discover how parents and kids can work together, grow in wisdom, and point one another toward God!

Podcast Questions:

1. True or False: You should be afraid of discipline.

2. Who were the first parents in the Bible?

3. True or False: Solomon says that most parents should wait until you’re about six to start teaching you right from wrong.

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• ⁠Kaleidoscope + Yoto⁠

• Better Than Gold: Proverbs for Kids

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What can tiny ants teach us about BIG work? 🐜💪 Quite a lot, actually!

In this episode, Mr. Ken takes us all the way back to the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve were given some of the very first work to do. But after sin entered the world, work became a whole lot harder. Thankfully, Proverbs points us toward a tiny teacher with a mighty work ethic: the ant!

Discover why God created us to work, what ants can teach us about laziness and diligence, and how even the work you do right now—at school, at home, with friends, or on a team—can be used for God’s glory. You might be surprised by just how important your work already is! 🌱🐜✨

Podcast Questions:

1. What did God make the world out of?

2. Fill in the blank: God made you in His ______.

3. What image from the Garden of Eden does Proverbs use when it describes the way of people who don’t want to work?

Recommended Resources

• ⁠Kaleidoscope + Yoto⁠

• Better Than Gold: Proverbs for Kids

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Have you ever told a lie because you thought it would make things easier? In today’s story, Mr. Ken remembers a trip to the grocery store—and one very tempting cake topped with green Jell-O. 🍰 When he decides to sneak a bite, his sweet treat quickly turns into a lesson he’ll never forget!

Along the way, we’ll discover why dishonesty can seem sweet at first but leave us with something much worse (a mouthful of gravel?! 😝). We’ll also see how honesty gives life to the people around us and points toward an incredible future Jesus is preparing—complete with a beautiful city, a crystal-clear river, and the tree of life. 🌳✨

So, when you have a choice between honesty and dishonesty, what kind of life will you build? One that tastes like gravel…or one that looks like Jesus? Listen to find out!

Podcast Questions:

1. Who was dishonest and denied knowing Jesus three times?

2. What part of the tree of life will give healing to the people?

3. What will the streets be made of in the new heavens and new earth?

Recommended Resources

• ⁠Kaleidoscope + Yoto⁠

• Better Than Gold: Proverbs for Kids

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