Psalm 14:4 for Kids: You Can Always Call on God
A bedtime reminder from Psalm 14:4 that calling on God simply means asking Him for help, anytime and anywhere, and He always hears.
For Parents
Some nights a child feels scared or unsure and is not certain anyone is listening. This episode sits in Psalm 14:4 and shows them that calling on God simply means asking Him for help, the way they call for a parent from the next room. After the lights are off, you could invite them to call on God right there before sleep, even with just a few words. Then let the comfort of being heard settle over them as they drift off.
The One Thing for the Ride
“You can call on God anytime and anywhere, and He always hears you.”
Scripture
Psalm 14:4
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Key Takeaways
- Psalm 14:4 highlights calling on the LORD for help.
- Calling on God means asking Him, like calling a parent from the next room.
- Kids can call on God anytime, anywhere, and He is never too busy.
- Ends with a short, calming prayer a child can pray before sleep.
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Questions Kids Ask
What does it mean to call on God, and can kids do it?
Psalm 14:4 talks about calling on the Lord, which simply means asking Him for help, the way you call for a parent from the next room (Psalm 14:4). Your child can call on God anytime and anywhere, when they feel scared or do not know what to do, because He always hears them and is never too busy.
