Psalm 17:13 | God Stands Up to Rescue You
This episode helps a child hand a too-big problem to a strong God who loves to step in and rescue.
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Children carry things that feel too big for them, a problem they cannot fix, a fear they cannot shake. Tonight's verse, Psalm 17:13, shows them they can simply ask God to step in, and that He is strong and loves to rescue the people He cares about. As you settle them, you might let them name one thing that felt too big today and hand it to God together. Then let them rest, knowing He is here and on their side. Goodnight.
The One Thing for the Ride
“When something feels too big, you can ask God, who is strong and loves to rescue you.”
Scripture
Psalm 17:13
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Key Takeaways
- When something is too big, we can ask God for help.
- God is the strongest one there is.
- He loves to rescue the people He cares about.
- Your child can hand the hard thing to Him and rest.
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Questions Kids Ask
What can a kid do when a problem feels too big?
In Psalm 17:13 David asks God to rise up and step in to rescue him (Psalm 17:13). When something feels too big for your child, they can ask God for help, because He is the strongest one there is and He loves to step right in front of the people He cares about.
