Psalm 18:13 | God's Voice Is Big And Kind
A bedtime look at Psalm 18:13 that turns scary-sounding thunder into the strong, loving voice of God watching over a child.
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For Parents
Some nights a loud sound, even thunder, can unsettle a child at bedtime. This episode gives them a new way to hear it, as God's voice that is mighty and kind at the same time, the voice that says I am here. Tonight, if a noise startles them, remind your child how powerful and loving their God is. Let the worry settle, and drift toward sleep.
The One Thing for the Ride
“God's voice is strong like thunder and kind at the same time, always speaking for your good.”
Scripture
Psalm 18:13
CSB
Key Takeaways
- God thundered from heaven and let His voice be heard.
- Thunder can sound scary, but God's voice is strong because He is mighty.
- That same big voice is kind, saying, I am here, do not be afraid.
- The strength in God's voice is love, always speaking for your good.
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Questions Kids Ask
What Bible verse helps kids who are scared of thunder?
Psalm 18:13 says the Lord thundered from heaven and let His voice be heard (Psalm 18:13). Thunder can sound a little scary at night, but God's voice is strong like thunder because He is mighty, and that same big voice is kind, saying I am here, I have got you, do not be afraid. It is like a parent calling out in a strong voice to keep you safe, so if you hear the thunder roll, remember how powerful and how loving your God really is.