This fear holds many parents back from even beginning Bible study. We want to give our children the best and most accurate understanding of God’s Word because He is the most important. The beauty of learning about God is we are all learning together. Every day in God’s Word is a new day of learning something new. Even a passage you know by heart can present a new insight.
If you encounter an area of the Bible you are not comfortable answering or presenting, dig deeper, pray, seek God’s guidance, and ask someone you do trust in God’s Word. None of us have all the answers completely correct. If we did, there wouldn’t be quite so many different churches or beliefs that divide rather than unify. But if we are in the Word and seeking God, we can trust He will provide truth and guidance to understand.
The Bible doesn’t need to be fun to be amazing, but you can read in our How to Make the Bible Fun for Kids post ways to engage their creativity to remember God’s Word.
Oh friend… this one hits deep. I think every homeschool mom feels this because we carry the responsibility of educating our children about the Lord and all the things they need to live and function in this world. Add mom guilt to the party of fears and we have a recipe of constant worry. The best education and example you can give your children to teach them about God is YOU. How you live, respond and walk in faith teaches your children about the Lord more than most Bible studies because they see how the Bible and its ancient stories apply to them today.
If you’ve felt any of these fears, you are in good company.
Every parent I talk to shares at least one of these struggles—and often several.
But you don’t have to walk this journey alone.
Through simple creative practices, Bible-connected art lessons, and encouraging resources, you can give your children a faith they see, feel, and remember. Engage every learning style and make the Bible connect in every way possible.
You are doing better than you think. And I’m here to help you every step of the way.
Help children understand and remember God’s Word through creative, hands-on art projects. These lessons connect Scripture to visual reminders, helping truth sink deeper into their hearts.
These are symbolic, meaningful art activities that focus on faith, reflection, and spiritual growth. They’re simple, visual, and perfect for families, classrooms, or personal quiet moments with kids.
Examples include:
Visual reminders of God’s promises
Faith-building projects
Scripture-based creative prompts
Identity in Christ projects
Includes:
Flowers
Trees
Insects
Space
Landscapes
If you’re ready for simple, meaningful Bible + art ideas every month, come join us inside the Remember’s Creative Library.
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Our desire is sharing God’s Word and love through creative resources for all learning styles.
