Sidewalk chalk! So bright and colorful, it’s definitely a Spring thing, right? Who would have guessed it would present an opportunity to put our W.O.W. word, patience, into action?
Armed with a bucket of chalk, the boys and friends were eager to showcase their creations on the ...
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Books About Patience
There are SO many books that mention patience! However, the majority of the ones we read were examples of what patience is NOT. This can be a great way to learn about patience, but we also tried to include books that do show animals or children waiting patiently (without complaining) for something. ...
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Throwing the Ball Back During Conversation
"Hi Chip, how are you?" Ms. Ruth asked as she greeted people walking into the church building. Chip gave no response, in fact he kept walking! I was not there to witness this (probably a good thing!) but Ms. Ruth let me know about it afterwards. She knew 'throwing the ball back' was not only an ...
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Stepping Stones to Patience + Bible Verse
When talking with others about CB&J, the number one question that always comes up is, "How do you have time for this?!" For me, preparation is the key!
If I am really going to implement CB&J in our routine, I must make it a priority. At the beginning of each month, I take a few days ...
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The Truth About Grudges
If you only choose ONE forgiveness activity to do with your child, THIS is it! Completing this obstacle course gets you and your family outside, it requires no special materials, and provides a powerful illustration of the effect not fully forgiving or holding a grudge has on our daily ...
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Finding Forgiveness in Children’s Literature
Teaching forgiveness does not have to be boring or totally serious. Is it possible that we (parents and kids) can each learn something as we connect with our child through laughter about such an important topic? I think so! From Lily's Purple Plastic Purse to Potato Pants, there is a book on this ...
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Mr. Marc was our next door neighbor and often played songs on his guitar as the boys ran around in the backyard. As part of the Speer Family, he grew up singing gospel music and continues using his gifts to record hymns for CB&J today! These hymns are a timeless way to remind children about the character of Jesus, and we are grateful to be able to share these with you.