Psalm 18:32 | God Gives You The Strength You Need
A bedtime look at Psalm 18:32 that frees a child from worrying about tomorrow, because God hands out strength each day.
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For Parents
Some nights a child lies awake worried they will not have enough for tomorrow. This episode shows God handing out strength like a warm coat, fresh for each day, smoothing the way ahead. Tonight, tell your child they do not have to make their own strength, God will give it in the morning. Let them rest and be filled back up in sleep, drifting off.
The One Thing for the Ride
“You do not have to make your own strength, God hands it to you fresh each day.”
Scripture
Psalm 18:32
CSB
Try it tonight
Six slow breaths. Tap start, and breathe with the moon.
Bedtime screen
Lights out
A quiet night sky for next to the bed. The moon sets slowly, then the screen goes dark.
Key Takeaways
- God clothes you with strength, like handing you a warm coat.
- You do not have to make your own strength for the hard things.
- God hands it to you fresh, exactly when you need it.
- You do not have to worry about tomorrow, sleep fills you back up.
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Questions Kids Ask
What Bible verse reminds kids that God gives strength for each day?
Psalm 18:32 says God clothes David with strength, like a warm coat someone hands you before you go out in the cold (Psalm 18:32). You do not have to make your own strength for the hard things, because God gives it fresh, exactly when you need it. So you do not have to worry about tomorrow tonight, because sleep is where He fills you back up.
