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Keys for Kids - daily devotions and Bible stories for kids

Keys for Kids Ministries

Keys for Kids is a daily storytelling show based on the Keys for Kids children"s devotional. Hosted by Zach, this podcast combines Scripture readings with captivating stories that illustrate essential Biblical principles. With Zach"s creative voices bringing characters to life, listeners embark on a faith-filled journey. Tune in to discover the keys to growing in faith and understanding God"s love. Produced by Keys for Kids Ministries, this podcast is a treasure trove to help young hearts grow

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Raging Waves

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2022/02/04

Bible Reading: 1 John 4:3; Jude 1:3-4, 12-13 “It’s fun to stay with you here in Florida every winter,” Asher said as he and his grandpa walked to the ocean. “Just think! My friends are wearing coats and boots and tromping through the snow back home, but I can wear shorts and sandals and go swimming.” Broken tree limbs and pieces of buildings were piled up in some of the yards they passed. “All that damage is from the hurricane you had not too long ago, isn’t it?” Asher asked, and Grandpa

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Really Empty

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2022/02/03

Bible Reading: Ephesians 2:8-9; Titus 3:3-7 “Mom, can I make some lemonade?” asked Everly. “Can you? It does seem questionable,” teased her brother Trent. “After all, it takes a certain amount of ability to make lemonade.” “Oh, be quiet,” said Everly. “May I make some lemonade, Mom?” Mom laughed. “You can and you may. I bought some packets of fruit drinks yesterday. Just add the sugar and water and be sure to stir it well.” “Stick with lemonade,” said Trent as Everly went to the cupboard

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Unlimited Treasure

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2022/02/02

Bible Reading: Psalm 19:7-11 “What smells so good, Mom?” asked Rylee as she put her school books on the kitchen table. “It smells like…” She sniffed the air. “It smells like Grandma’s backyard when the lilacs are blooming.” Mom nodded. “You’re right, Rylee. Aunt Lisa gave me perfume for my birthday. It’s called ‘Lilac Love.’ It’s over there on the table.” Rylee picked up the bottle. “Can I try some?” “Sure,” said Mom, so Rylee took off the cap and sprayed some on her arm. Over the next few

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A Castle or a Cage

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2022/02/01

Bible Reading: Psalm 40:6-8 “This is gonna be so cool!” Kegan said as he worked on the box their new refrigerator had arrived in. He cut out a door and window, then threw in an old rug and climbed inside. His little brother Joey scooted in too. When Mom heard Joey crying a little later, she went to investigate. “Mommy!” Joey sobbed. “Kegan won’t let me play in his castle anymore!” “He messes up the rug,” said Kegan. “Besides, it’s too small for two of us.” “Why don’t you play with your new

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Who’s Your Boss?

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2022/01/31

Bible Reading: Colossians 3:23-25 “It’s not fair!” Easton said as he walked into his grandma’s apartment. “I got angry and yelled at Mom this morning, and now I’m grounded. But Dad yells at Mom all the time, and no one punishes him!” He flopped down at the table in front of a mug of hot chocolate. Grandma took a seat beside him. “I know how you feel,” she said. “When I was a little girl, I got sent to my room for doing something my brothers often got away with. I felt angry because it was

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The Right Tools

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2022/01/30

Bible Reading: Jeremiah 1:1, 4-8 “Hey there,” said Dad as Hazel pedaled her bike into the garage. “I’m just about ready to paint the lawn furniture. Why don’t you go put on some old clothes and come help me?” “Okay,” said Hazel. She went into the house and soon came back in old jeans and a T-shirt. “All right, what do we do?” “I’ll show you,” said Dad, handing her a paint brush. They got to work, and as they painted, Dad noticed that Hazel was unusually quiet. “Something bothering you,

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The Missing Piece

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2022/01/29

Bible Reading: Romans 10:4; Hebrews 10:19-22 “Found it!” Tristan held up a small puzzle piece in triumph. “Great job!” Grandpa gave Tristan a high five. “We’ve been looking for that piece for weeks now!” “I can’t believe we’ve almost finished a 50,000-piece puzzle, Grandpa! This had been our hardest one yet.” Grandpa nodded. “This will be one to glue and keep when we’re finished, for sure.” In the weeks to follow, the puzzle was nearing completion. “Today’s the day!” Grandpa’s eyes

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Plan Needed

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2022/01/28

Bible Reading: Genesis 1:1-5; Psalm 33:6-9; Ephesians 2:10 “You know what, Dad? In science class today, Haley told me she believes the universe started on its own…that it just kind of happened,” said Abigail. “I know that’s not what the Bible teaches, but I don’t think she cares what the Bible says. How can I explain to her why I believe God created everything?” Dad thought a bit, then handed Abigail a flyer—a bicycle advertisement that had come in the mail. “Cut out all the words and pictures

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Goodness in Hard Times

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2022/01/27

Bible Reading: Psalm 52:8-9; 145:9-13 “What’s wrong, bud?” Grandpa asked when he noticed his grandson staring out the window. He sat down next to him on the sofa. Zach looked over at his grandpa. “I was just thinking about something,” he said quietly. “What are you thinking so hard about?” Grandpa asked him. “At church today, the pastor told you he was sorry to hear what happened to Grandma. You told him that God is good. But if the car accident left Grandma blind, how was God good?” “God is

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Something Good

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2022/01/26

Bible Reading: Matthew 24:4-7 “Tonight I have to memorize a bunch of dates about the Civil War,” Antonio said as he and his brother and sister pulled up chairs around the kitchen table to do their homework. “We’re being tested on them tomorrow.” He pulled his history book out of his backpack. Julian opened his history book too. “Well, I’m learning about Revolutionary War battles. They’re not so easy to keep straight either.” Armed with a newspaper, scissors, paper, and a glue stick, Camila

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Words as Weapons

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2022/01/25

Bible Reading: Proverbs 15:1-4, 7; James 3:7-12 “Meet my new chameleon,” said Naveen, pointing to the chameleon’s terrarium home. “I caught bugs for him.” Naveen dropped a few into the container. Naveen’s friend Grant watched. “Hey!” Grant exclaimed after a few minutes. “Where did those bugs go? One minute I saw them, and the next…they’re gone!” “He ate them,” said Naveen. “No, he didn’t,” Grant replied. “I was watching him.” “Yeah,” said Naveen, “but a chameleon’s tongue is fast. It’s

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Not Good Enough

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2022/01/24

Bible Reading: Ephesians 2:4-9 “Okay, I’ll try again,” said Aurora. Turning, she jumped into the pool with a huge splash and swam for a short distance. Then she grabbed the side of the pool and gasped for air. She looked at her dad in dismay as she climbed out. “I give up, Dad.” “Don’t give up. You’re doing better, sweetie,” Dad assured her as he offered her a towel. “Come on. Let’s take a break.” Aurora and her father went to the concession stand, and Dad bought hot dogs, chips, and cold

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Through the Fog

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2022/01/23

Bible Reading: Psalm 18:28-33 “Do we have to leave already?” moaned Madison as she and her family prepared to go home. They had stayed a few days with her grandparents and spent the time talking, joking, and enjoying just being together. Now the time had come to say goodbye—a long goodbye because in less than a week, Madison’s family was leaving for Peru to serve as missionaries. Grandma put an arm around Madison. “We’ll miss you so much, but we can stay in touch easily and do video calls with

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Helping Hands

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2022/01/22

Bible Reading: Matthew 25:34-40; Philippians 2:4 Charles stared out the window. He couldn’t stop thinking about the Bible verse Pastor Todd read in church about helping those in need. He turned to his dad. “Dad? I want to help.” Dad looked up from his computer. “You lost me, bud.” “Pastor Todd talked about food shortages in Africa and read a verse about helping people in need,” Charles said. “Kids are going to bed hungry—kids like me and Lucy. I want to help.” “Me too!” Lucy piped up. Charles

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Still Singing

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2022/01/21

Bible Reading: Psalm 98:1-9 “Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus; just to take Him at His Word. Just to…” The words of the song floated up the stairs, invading Harrison’s sleep. He yawned and rolled over with a groan. Grandma was singing, just like any other morning. As her voice rang out, tears escaped Harrison’s eyes and trickled onto his pillow. How can Grandma sing? he wondered. Isn’t she sad that Grandpa died? As Harrison ate breakfast a little later, he asked her about it. “Grandma, how can

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Still a Baby?

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2022/01/20

Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 3:1-7; Hebrews 5:13-14 “Hey, Mom,” said Jose as he did his homeschool work at the kitchen table. “I just read the verses you assigned for my Bible lesson today, and…well, I don’t get it! The apostle Paul says he has to talk to the people of Corinth like they’re babies and feed them milk. That doesn’t actually mean milk like we drink, does it?” “No, but many of those people were acting like baby Christians,” Mom said. “It’s something like…wait, I know!” She opened

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The Lost Duckling

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2022/01/19

Bible Reading: Luke 15:1-7 “Today I want to tell you a story about some ducks that live by my house,” Mr. Peters told his Sunday school class as the kids gathered for their lesson time. Clara eagerly sat down to listen. “Yesterday I was down at my pond and saw a mama duck and her four little ducklings,” Mr. Peters said. “They were all just swimming around enjoying themselves when suddenly the mama duck swam frantically to the edge of the pond. She led her four little ducklings back to their

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Three Little Kittens

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2022/01/18

Bible Reading: Psalm 37:3-8, 39-40; Proverbs 3:5-6 Have you named that kitten yet?” Roman’s dad asked him. Roman grinned and looked at the kitten he was holding. “Yep. This is Snowflake,” he said as the kitten purred and snuggled comfortably in his arms. “Thanks for letting me keep her even though we already have two cats. Snowflake is the only one that will let me pick her up and carry her anywhere I go.” He put the cat down on the sofa, and Snowflake curled up beside him. “See? She’ll just stay

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I Wish I Could…

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2022/01/17

Bible Reading: Genesis 37:6, 11-28 Amelia stared at the floor as her classmate Himari walked to the piano. When Himari began to play a piano solo, Amelia tried to distract herself by flipping through her Bible. She didn’t want to hear Himari’s solo. After church everyone will talk about how well Himari plays the piano, she thought. She didn’t want to hear that either. Himari’s no older than me. Why can she play so well? I wish I could play in church like she does. That week, the annual all-school

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Forgiven Now

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2022/01/16

Bible Reading: Psalm 86:3-6; 103:1-4 Upset, Adrian buried his face deep into his pillow. He didn’t hear anyone come into his room, but a gentle touch caused him to look up and see his mother. “What’s the matter, honey?” she asked as she sat down beside him. “Is there some problem I can help with?” Adrian hesitated. He didn’t really want to tell his mom what was bothering him. “I…I lied to Eli, and now he won’t talk to me,” he finally blurted out. “He knows I lied.” “Why did you do that?” asked Mom

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