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THE GOOD DAY BLOG SERIES

Children's Corner
We want our kids to grow strong in their knowledge and love of the Lord, but they'd rather read the secular stories at night - what do we do? We meet them where they are and bring Biblical truths to the stories they love! I'll show you how and share fun ways to cultivate a love for reading and learning in your home!


Swords and Stones, The Story of Abigail
If we want our children to become curious about God's Word and love God with all of their heart, mind and soul, the most important thing we can do is love God's Word and love God with all of our hearts, minds and souls in front of them. Read this excerpt about how Fred Rogers' intentionally cultivated curiosity in children on the Neighborhood to understand more why this is so.
Angie Smith
Jun 25 min read


The Clock
Connecting "The Clock" to the promise of eternal life and the gift of second chances.
Candace Cofer
May 58 min read


The Giving Tree
Connecting "The Giving Tree" to Easter and what this absurd gift of grace means for our relationships with others.
Candace Cofer
Mar 3112 min read


Dr. Seuss' Please Try to Remember the First of Octember!
I sure am glad God doesn't play games with us with the longings and questions of our hearts. Today, we're connecting Dr. Seuss' Please Try to Remember the First of Octember! to Jesus' final words to highlight the certain hope we have and to help our kids anticipate God's promise of heaven confidently. Let's get to it!
Candace Cofer
Mar 38 min read


Speaking Our Kids' Love Languages with Seasonal Bingo
It's not a question of whether our kids are loved, but do they feel our love? In the same way we have a love language, our kids do too. As we are intentional to speak their love language, we can ensure their "love tank" is full and they grow emotionally healthy.
Before you choose a word or make a resolution start with another rhythm of reflection: a new year's prayer. I'll walk you through one. You can do this individually or with your fam
Candace Cofer
Feb 103 min read


7 Bibles for Early Childhood
Whether you're looking for a Bible as a gift or for your own family's collection, there are a lot of options for young readers. I thought I'd offer some thoughts from the ones we have on our shelf to help you know which may be a great fit for the little(s) in your circle.
Candace Cofer
Feb 36 min read


Dr. Seuss' The Shape of Me and Other Stuff
Seeing these lies are impacting girls as young as first grade, I believe we must start this conversation and teach them early and often. One way to reinforce this message for those in early childhood is through the beloved children's author, Dr. Seuss. His book, The Shape of Me and Other Stuff, can be a great launchpad for a more intentional conversation about how we are all fearfully and wonderfully made. Let's dive in.
Candace Cofer
Jan 69 min read


12 Books of 2025 for Young Readers
Time to share the stories we've read and wisdom we've gained in the last year.
Candace Cofer
Dec 30, 20257 min read


A Family Devotional for Halloween
Did you know the Bible talks about mummies? Well, a mummy of sorts! I want to offer one way you can help your child or a child in your circle understand the light of God's love in a tangible way this Halloween season.
Candace Cofer
Oct 28, 202512 min read
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