Psalm 18:29 | With God You Can Do Hard Things
A bedtime look at Psalm 18:29 that shows a child the big walls in their life are not too big with God's help.
For Parents
Some nights a child lies awake facing a problem that feels too big to get over. This episode shows David leaping a wall with God's help, learning he was never meant to climb it alone. Tonight, remind your child they do not have to face the big thing by themselves, and not tonight at all. Let them simply rest, trusting God has it, and drift toward sleep.
The One Thing for the Ride
“You do not have to face the big things alone, God helps you over the wall.”
Scripture
Psalm 18:29
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Key Takeaways
- With God's help, David could leap right over a wall.
- Some problems feel like a wall too tall to climb alone.
- David's secret was that he was never trying to get over it by himself.
- You do not have to face the big things alone, or tonight, just rest.
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Questions Kids Ask
What does Psalm 18:29 mean, I can leap over a wall?
Psalm 18:29 says that with God's help David can leap right over a wall (Psalm 18:29). Some problems feel like a wall too tall to climb by yourself, but David learned he was never trying to get over it alone. You have walls like that too, things that feel too big for a kid, so tonight you can just rest, because God has got it and He has got you.
