Psalm 18:21 | Staying On God's Good Path
A bedtime look at Psalm 18:21 that shows a child God's good path and His gentle help finding the way back.
For Parents
Some nights a child remembers a moment they wandered off the good way today. This episode walks them down God's trail with a gentle guide who helps them find their way back when they stray. Tonight, ask God together to help your child stay close tomorrow, and remind them wandering a little is okay. Let them rest near their kind guide, and drift toward sleep.
The One Thing for the Ride
“When you wander off the good path, God gently helps you find your way back.”
Scripture
Psalm 18:21
CSB
Key Takeaways
- Keeping the ways of the Lord means following the good path God shows you.
- It is like following a trail with someone who knows the way.
- God's good way is simple, being honest, kind, loving people, talking to Him.
- When you wander off, God gently helps you find your way back.
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Questions Kids Ask
What Bible verse helps kids get back on track after messing up?
Psalm 18:21 says David kept the ways of the Lord, which simply means he tried to follow the good path God showed him (Psalm 18:21). God's good way is made of simple things: being honest, being kind, loving people, and talking to Him. Some days you stay right on the path and some days you wander off a little, and that is okay, because God gently helps you find your way back.
