Time to Eat!
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Servant
Colossians 3:23 “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men,”
Prayer: God, help me to know that sometimes I need to serve when Mommie or Daddy ask me, and at the same time to serve You with a happy heart.
Lesson: It is important to be helpful to Mommie and Daddy, your teacher, and your babysitter. It is also good to help your brother, sister, or friend. What makes God happy is when you are willing to give up playtime to help or to serve others. A boy offered his small lunch to help Jesus feed 5,000 people, a whole lot of people! Jesus will use whatever you want to give Him, even just a little, if you want to serve from your heart.
Prayer: Jesus, help me to think of others instead of myself. You are always meeting the needs of everyone around me. Please work in my heart so I will be a better servant and give to my family, to my friends, and to adults and children who need help.
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“Time to Eat! reveals God’s truths and power to children. Each devotion tells a brief Bible lesson with Scripture. Reading this daily will encourage your children to grow in their faith, developing a true love and heart for God! The format is simple, easy to understand, and sure to bless your little ones!”
—Linda Schultz, parent and group Bible study leader
“What impressed me most about Time to Eat! is the way the lessons relate to a child’s everyday world. It clearly communicates to the child that God knows them, knows about their daily lives, and wants a personal relationship with them.”
—Kathy Stephens, mother and grandmother
“Using Scripture from the creation to the cross, Martha presents powerful biblical truths in an easy-to-understand format that will enrich family devotionals. Parents and grandparents will take great delight in sharing these scriptures, lessons, and prayers with their children and grandchildren!”
—Olen Markum, elder, Argyle Church of Christ, Jacksonville, Florida; Linda Markum, teacher
About the Author
Martha A. Harper holds a master’s degree in education leadership and a bachelor’s degree in sociology. She is a retired legal secretary pursuing her desire to share the Word with children and families through writing. Outdoors is her pleasure, especially the mountains. Her favorite pastime is ballroom dancing.