Looking for bedtime stories that are spiritually nurturing for your children? When these are among the last words your child hears before falling asleep, it’s important that they are full of comfort, truth, and love. Check out some of our best bedtime stories for children to tuck your little ones into bed with for the night. (Plus, you can earn Reader Rewards points when you shop Tyndale’s Bedtime Stories Sale, happening now through the end of July!)…
July is here and so is the next edition of the Reader Rewards Summer Reading Hub! With new activities, recommended reads, and free downloadables, there's something for the whole family to enjoy. Once you've completed an activity or read one of the listed books, don't forget to let us know in the July Summer Giveaway Activity for a chance to win a Book Lover's Prize Basket!…
Announcing the all-new Reader Rewards Summer Giveaway! Complete bonus activities throughout the summer for your chance to earn points and win one of five Book Lover’s Prize Packs.…
School is out, and we’re ready for sun, sandals, and summer reading! We encourage you to explore how your local library is running its reading programs this summer, but if you don’t have access to one (or you want to add to the fun), My Reader Rewards is your online hub for summer reading activities and freebies. Each month during summer we’ll feature new activities, recommended reads, and free downloads for kids, tweens, and grown-ups, too!…
Recently we asked our Reader Rewards members what books have helped them through trials or difficult times, and we received a lot of great answers! If you’re looking for inspiration and hope, learn what these readers had to say about encouraging books for challenging times.…
Are you and the kids looking for things to do during quarantine? Our quarantine resource center is here to help! We’ve compiled our favorite free resources for kids and tweens (and grown-ups too!), including printable coloring pages, downloadable devotionals, story time ideas, and more.…
Humans are born with only two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises. Every other fear is learned. Really? You mean that I wasn’t born with a fear of spiders or getting lost? Of being abandoned or rejected? You’re right, and fortunately so.…
Read MoreWhat’s dinnertime like at your house? Is it relaxed and enjoyable or hurried and unpredictable? My pastor recently shared about how his children often complain when pizza, hot dogs, or macaroni and cheese aren’t on the menu for the evening. Despite his well-meaning, health-conscious efforts, his children rarely receive the well-rounded meals with gratitude.…
Read MorePutting Jesus first and making prayer a priority is the key to finding the peace, strength, and joy that we all long for. And yet, many of us would have to admit that we’ve got our thinking regarding busyness and prayer backwards. I mean, let’s be honest – as busy women, prayer often becomes that one project that we’ll “get to eventually," like cleaning the cobwebs from the vaulted ceiling or writing a cookbook.…
Read MoreWhat does freedom mean to you? Is it the power or right to act, speak, or think as you want without hindrance or restraint? Is it the absence of subjection to foreign domination or despotic government? Is it the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved?…
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