Psalm 10:15 for Kids: God Makes Wrong Things Right
A bedtime reminder from Psalm 10:15 that God promises to wipe the chalkboard clean one day and make every wrong thing right.
For Parents
Some nights your child goes to bed holding something that felt broken or unfair from the day. This episode sits in Psalm 10:15 and gives them a picture to rest in, a chalkboard full of messy scribbles wiped completely clean, the way God promises to make every wrong thing right. Before sleep, you could tell them they do not have to carry the broken thing tonight, because God is a fixer and He is not finished yet. Then let that hope settle them into sleep.
The One Thing for the Ride
“God is a fixer who will make every wrong thing right one day.”
Scripture
Psalm 10:15
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Key Takeaways
- Psalm 10:15 is a prayer for God to stop what is wrong.
- God promises to make every wrong thing right one day.
- Kids do not have to carry broken or unfair things alone.
- Ends with a short prayer trusting God with the hard things.
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Questions Kids Ask
What does the Bible say about God making things right, for kids?
Psalm 10:15 is David asking God to stop the wrong people do until one day there is no more wrong left to find (Psalm 10:15). Imagine a chalkboard covered in messy scribbles that someone wipes completely clean; that is what God promises to do with everything unfair and broken. So if something felt broken today, you can rest, because God is a fixer and He is not finished yet.
