Psalm 7:14 | Wrong Things Do Not Win
This episode helps a child set down something unkind that happened today and trust God to handle how the story ends.
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If someone was unkind to your child today and it is still sitting on their heart, this episode gives them a way to set it down. It takes Psalm 7:14 and reminds them that wrong things do not win, because God is in charge of how the story ends. At home, you might say, you can hand this to God now and let it go. Then breathe slow together, and let their heart grow calm and light for sleep.
The One Thing for the Ride
“Your child can hand the day's hard things to God and rest with a calm, light heart.”
Scripture
Psalm 7:14
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Key Takeaways
- Trouble that people plan does not win in the end.
- God is in charge of how the story turns out.
- A child does not have to fix it or worry it through tonight.
- Handing the hard thing to God brings a calm, light heart for sleep.
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Questions Kids Ask
What can kids do when someone plans to be mean?
Psalm 7:14 talks about people who keep planning trouble, but their trouble does not win in the end because God is in charge of how the story turns out (Psalm 7:14). Your child can hand the whole thing to God tonight and rest with a calm, light heart.
