• 138. 5 Ways to Teach Your Kids How to Easily Memorize Scripture (Part 3/5)

  • May 14 2024
  • Length: 17 mins
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138. 5 Ways to Teach Your Kids How to Easily Memorize Scripture (Part 3/5)

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  • Mama's you have let me know that teaching your kids is something you want a hand with. We all know that it's something we should strive to do as mama's, but sometimes knowing is easier than doing.

    In this episode I share how we memorize scripture in our home in 5 easy steps.

    Seriously Mama, if you are super unsure on where to start, this is the episode that will give you clarity and hopefully help launch you into teaching your kids how to memorize scripture like a pro.

    It's not as hard as you may think and takes only a few minutes a day. And did I mention there is minimal prep.

    Basically, you have no excuses Mama. (Sorry, not sorry hehe).

    I pray this blesses you!

    XO

    Deb

    Connect with me on Instagram, or join the Facebook community here. Email me: heymamasmission@gmail.com or join the weekly newsletter here.

    Keen to work with me? Book a 15 min discovery call here to see how I can help you find pockets of time in your day to help build an authentic faith in your kids.

    Previous episodes in this mini series: 136. Let's Consistently Point Our Kids to Jesus With 5 Simple Habits (Part 1/5)

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