From a Child's Point of View "God is at work in and through history, reconciling all the world to himself." In children's words, God has a plan that we all will become friends… read more

From a Child's Point of View Gospel: John 20:1-18 or Luke 24:1-12. Both stories of the discovery of the empty tomb can be read to children with little explanation. The response… read more

From a Child's Point of View Old Testament: Jeremiah 33:14-16. The child's cry, "But, it's not fair!" reminds us that justice and fairness are big concerns for children. They… read more

From a Child's Point of View Old Testament: Ruth 1:1-18. Underlying this story are the social realities for single women without a man for support, and laws about leviratic… read more

From a Child's Point of View Old Testament: Job 42:1-6, 10-17. The writer's literary ploys make this text difficult to follow. The free translation of The Good News Bible… read more

From a Child's Point of View Old Testament: Job 38:1-7 (34-41). The summary of God's answer to Job is that God is "more" than Job can even imagine. For children, that is not a… read more