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Little ones will love learning about our promise-keeping God through these fun and faithful devotions. And you’ll love that each devotion is easy to do, keeps their attention and starts them off on a lifetime of enjoying God’s word!
Together, your family will spend time with God and in his word. You'll ask age-appropriate questions, pray and read-aloud a matching Bible story from the companion book, God’s Big Promises Bible Storybook (sold separately).
Simple optional activities are featured in each devotion. Finish your devotional time together with an included sticker featuring an image from the story you read.
Each devotion is structured to include…
-a simple question
-a prayer
-a read-aloud from God’s Big Promises Bible Storybook (sold separately)
-review questions
-sticker time
-an optional activity or retelling prompt
With plenty to do, talk about, see, listen to and sticker, your active preschooler or infant-schooler will enjoy your precious Bible time together.
I really appreciate how approachable each devotion is for both parents and children. The readings are short enough to keep my girls engaged, but they still give us plenty to talk about and think through together.
I especially love that the book makes Scripture feel accessible without watering down the message. Each devotion gives us an opportunity to open the Bible, learn something about God, and connect what we’re reading to everyday life. I’m always looking for resources that help ...me disciple my children without making our devotional time feel like another lesson, and this book does a beautiful job of creating that balance.
The stickers are also such a fun touch! Those little details make the book especially inviting for younger children.
What I love most is that this is the kind of resource that helps us be intentional about gathering around God’s Word as a family. It doesn’t require a lot of preparation or a huge time commitment, which makes it easy to actually use consistently. Beginning with God is wonderful reminder that family discipleship doesn’t have to be complicated—it can be as simple and beautiful as opening God’s Word together.
This book of devotions is designed to use alongside 'God's Big Promises Bible Storybook' which just happens to be my new favourite kids Bible for 1-5 year olds. I bought one at Christmas for my nearly 2 year old and we absolutely love it - the stories all follow the thread of the big story of God's redemption, focusing on God's big promises, but in really simple language. The pictures are bright, colourful and engaging. It feels similar to the Beginners Bible, but has more of the bigger picture of God's salvation plan, while being less wordy and easier to ...follow for younger children (in my opinion) than the Big Picture Bible. (To be clear, I own both those other Bibles and still use them with my kids). This book of family devotions seems aimed at around 3-5 year olds and it goes through the whole Bible, one story a day. It is pitched perfectly for my 4 year old - we have been using it at bedtime, she really enjoys the starter activity, saying the prayer together before reading the story (this prayer is the same every day) then answering some questions together. These vary from comprehension/were you listening to thought-provoking application. There's a sticker for each page too, which helps if attention is flagging. There is minimal/no prep and it doesn't take long, so we've just added it to reading a nightly bible story and it has definitely helped my 4 year old engage with the bible more. Overall, I highly recommend both the devotions and the kids Bible it works through, if you have kids aged 2-5yrs old.
God’s Big Promises: Beginning with God offers families a beautifully structured journey through 92 Bible devotions that highlight God’s unwavering faithfulness. Each devotional is grounded in Scripture and thoughtfully designed to help readers of all ages grasp the breadth and depth of God’s promises throughout redemptive history. The way the devotionals flow — from the character of God to His work in salvation — helps families see the consistency of God’s love and purpose from Genesis to today.
What stands out most about this book is its balance of depth and accessibility. The devotions are rich enough to engage adults in meaningful reflection, yet clear and inviting enough for children to follow along and understand. Rather than feeling like a collection of disconnected readings, the book weaves together the story of God’s faithfulness in a way that feels cohesive, intentional, and hopeful. Each entry gently points readers back to the gospel, reminding families that God’s promises are trustworthy and anchored in who He is.
The structure makes this devotional ideal for daily family devotions. The passages are just the right length to encourage regular reading without feeling rushed, and the accompanying reflections naturally open the door to conversation. God’s Big Promises doesn’t just recount biblical truths — it invites families into them, helping parents and children see how each promise relates to their lives today.
Overall, this devotional is a strong resource for families seeking to build a rhythm of Scripture reading and faith discussion at home. Its emphasis on God’s character and His faithful promises makes it an encouraging and spiritually grounding book that both children and adults can return to again and again.
