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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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The Fishing Trip

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2021/12/06

Bible Reading: Matthew 4:18-22 Noah set a large piece of posterboard on the table in front of him and picked up a purple marker. He opened his Bible and began to copy a verse onto the posterboard in big letters: “Come, follow me,” Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people.” Mom came over with a cup of hot chocolate. “Here, Noah,” she said. “I thought you might like this to warm you up a bit. It must have been chilly on your walk home from school.” “Thanks, Mom!” said Noah as he took

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Something to Practice

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2021/12/05

Bible Reading: Jeremiah 1:8-9; James 1:2-6 “Can I stay home tomorrow?” Prisha asked her mom, setting her backpack on the floor. Mom looked surprised. “Why? Do you feel sick?” “No, but I…I have a problem, and if I don’t go to school, I won’t have to worry about it.” Mom waited, so Prisha went on to explain. “Rowan wants me to let her see my answers on our math test tomorrow. Of course, I won’t do it, but I don’t want her to be mad at me.” Mom raised her brows. “So if you stay home tomorrow, you

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A Clean Slate

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2021/12/04

Bible Reading: Psalm 32:1-5 "Look what I got at Avani’s birthday party, Axel!” Olivia took a magic slate out of a mesh bag and began scribbling on it as they drove home. “Now watch,” she said as she lifted the top plastic sheet. “Look! The writing is all gone.” As Olivia talked, her older brother simply stared out the window. “Is something wrong, Axel?” asked Mom. “No.” Axel lapsed into silence again. Now you’ve told another lie, his conscience said. That makes two. Axel sighed

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God’s Gift

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2021/12/03

Bible Reading: 1 John 5:10-12 “What’s on your Christmas list?” Mia asked her brother. Elijah looked up from the paper he was writing on. “A new bike helmet, a skateboard, knee pads, a space station building set, and a remote-controlled car.” He tapped his pencil on the table. “I might add a new board game. What did you write?” “I want a phone and a phone case, string lights for my room, a jewelry box, and some owl earrings.” Mia held up her list written on pink paper with a silver gel pen. The

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The Fearbreak

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2021/12/02

Bible Reading: Proverbs 3:21-26 “The saying ‘no news is good news’ is so often true,” Dad said as he switched off the car radio. “I’ve heard enough bad news for today.” “The guy on the radio was talking about escaped prisoners. Could they be around here?” Lark asked, peering anxiously out the car window. “What if they—” “Look!” Gavin interrupted her. “There must be a fire over there!” He pointed ahead where smoke billowed up into the sky. “Wow! First we hear about escaped convicts, and now we

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Timeless Traditions

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2021/12/01

Bible Reading: John 14:6-18 Noel reached up high on her tiptoes and placed a sparkling silver bell on an empty tree branch. “Look, Gi-Gi! Just a few more branches and we’re finished!” Noel’s great-grandmother smiled at her excitement. “Noel, I enjoy this tradition of decorating with you every year. It’s amazing how high you can reach now!” Gi-Gi chuckled. “I remember when you could hardly hang that bell on the lowest branch.” Grandpapa waltzed in with the angel tree topper. “Are we ready for the

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Love Like Jesus

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2021/11/30

Bible Reading: Romans 15:1-7 The family car swung from the curb after dropping off Mrs. Shrively. As the old woman climbed the porch steps, little Sadie waved to her. “Whew!” said Hannah. “I’m glad Mrs. Shrively’s gone. I wish we didn’t have to give her a ride to church all the time. She drives me crazy.” “Yeah,” echoed her brother, Ayden. “Her laugh is annoying.” Hannah agreed. “Her hair sure looks funny—and her dresses…” Hannah giggled. “They’re as big as tents!” “Kids!” Mom frowned into the

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Jesus Is Enough

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2021/11/29

Bible Reading: John 6:1-14; 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 Jessie rolled her wheelchair to the bedroom mirror and stared at her reflection. I can’t do anything, she thought as tears filled her eyes. I’m not enough. Mom peeked inside her room. “Jessie, I’m going to the store and could use your help—oh, honey!” Mom rushed over. “Why are you crying?” “Since the accident, I can’t do what other kids can. I know, Jesus loves and accepts me—even if I have nothing to offer.” Jessie wiped her tears. “But sometimes

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An Imitator

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2021/11/28

Bible Reading: 1 Peter 2:21-24 “Mom, tell Elijah to stop,” Bri said as she came into the kitchen with her little brother following her. “Elijah, are you teasing your sister again?” Mom asked. “No,” Elijah said with his thumb in his mouth. “He is too! Every time I move, he moves the same way I do. He repeats almost everything I say too. I can’t do anything without having him copy me. It’s so annoying!” “Elijah, please don’t do things that annoy your sister,” Mom said. “Why don’t you go play

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A Very Special Servant

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2021/11/27

Bible Reading: Matthew 25:34-40 During quiet reading time at school, Jordan couldn’t stop thinking about the verses her dad had read for devotions that morning. Dad’s a servant of Jesus because he’s a pastor, she thought. Uncle Rob and Aunt Claire are God’s servants too because they’re missionaries. But I’m only eight. How can somebody my age be His servant? Jordan’s thoughts were interrupted by her teacher’s voice. “Will someone please stay in during morning recess and help me with the bulletin

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Moving Eyebrows

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2021/11/26

Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 Kaden nudged his sister. “I wonder why Uncle Kurt moves his eyebrows up and down while he’s talking,” he whispered as their uncle answered a question Dad had asked. “He looks funny!” Ella just shrugged. After a moment, Kaden ventured a question of his own. “Are you glad to be back from the mission field, Uncle Kurt?” Uncle Kurt looked right at Kaden and raised his eyebrows a few times as he spoke. “It’s good to be back, but we miss the people we’ve been working

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Something Missing

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2021/11/25

Bible Reading: Hebrews 13:15-16; James 2:14-18 “And please help the people at the soup kitchen find enough workers to help serve the Thanksgiving dinner,” prayed Ryleigh a few days before Thanksgiving. She finished and said amen, and she and her mom began their meal. “I’ve been thinking,” said Mom as they cleared the dishes. “Maybe we could volunteer to help at the soup kitchen on Thanksgiving.” “What!” exclaimed Ryleigh. “I don’t want to spend Thanksgiving there! What about our own turkey

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Riddles

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2021/11/24

Bible Reading: 2 Timothy 3:1-5, 14-16 “Hey, Kwan, how are you at math?” asked his sister Nari. “Got an A on my report card,” Kwan answered with a smile. “Then let’s see if you can figure out this riddle. Listen carefully, okay? A bus with ten people on it stopped and picked up five more. After going two blocks, it let off three people and picked up four. After going another block, it let off four passengers. It made one more stop and picked up two people.” Nari grinned. “Now tell me…how many

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Home for Supper

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2021/11/23

Bible Reading: John 14:1-6 Oliver wandered into his room. He didn’t feel like playing. As he sat down on his bed, a little red truck caught his eye, and he picked it up. It had been Joey’s favorite. Joey! Oliver closed his eyes. Pictures of his little brother flashed through his mind—Joey playing happily; the day his parents took Joey to see a doctor; the time Mom put her arms around Oliver and explained that Joey was very sick; Joey growing thinner and more pale. Then came the day Joey went to the

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Zach Is Forgiven

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2021/11/22

Bible Reading: Matthew 5:23-24; Colossians 3:13 Zach watched helplessly as his ball bounced off his mom’s favorite vase, shattering it into many pieces. He stared in shock at the mess on the floor. His mom had told him never to throw a ball in the house. Now, bits of broken glass covered the entire area. How would he ever get up all the broken pieces? Mom would be home from work any minute. What should he do? Maybe he could pick the glass up before she came home. Maybe she wouldn’t notice the glass

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Prayers of Praise

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2021/11/21

Bible Reading: Psalm 100 “I’ll pray today,” Tamara offered as she sat down for breakfast. “Dear Jesus, bless this food. Please give us good weather,” she prayed, thinking of the outing they had planned for the day. “Keep us safe, and please keep Cole from being fussy. Amen.” When she finished, Dad looked thoughtful as he helped himself to scrambled eggs. After breakfast, they piled into the car—Mom and Dad, Tamara, her brother Amos, and baby Cole. Soon they were enjoying the sun and sand at

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Salty Christians

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2021/11/20

Bible Reading: Matthew 5:13 “Pass the sodium chloride, please,” said Jackson. The steam rose from the mixed vegetables as he reached for the bowl. “What’s sordum cordite?” asked his younger sister, Libby. “Sodium chloride. It’s the chemical name for salt. I learned it in science class.” “You’re smart. I can’t wait to have science class and be smart,” Libby said. “Have you ever heard the phrase, ‘You are the salt of the earth?’” asked Dad. Libby scooped up some vegetables. “That’s silly. How

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Sibling Appreciation

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2021/11/19

Bible Reading: Psalm 133 Caleb tapped his pencil impatiently on the paper in front of him. “Whoever thought up this assignment for our class at church sure doesn’t know you, Janae!” he teased. “I have to write down ten reasons why I like my sister, and I can’t even think of one!” “Thanks a lot!” Janae picked up a pillow from the couch and threw it at him. “See if I ever bake cookies for you again!” “Oops! I forgot about them.” Caleb grinned and wrote it down. “What about when you were struggling

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The Hitchhiker

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2021/11/18

Bible Reading: 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 “Oh no!” exclaimed Dad as he turned the car into the driveway. “I ordered some firewood to be delivered, but look where they stacked it! I told them to put it on the patio.” He shook his head. “Looks like you get to move the wood, Jeremiah.” “Why me?” demanded Jeremiah with a scowl. “Why do I get all the dirty jobs around here?” “We all have jobs to do,” said Dad. “Mom has to work late, and I have to cook dinner. That leaves you and Ainsley—and I don’t

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Hospital for Sinners

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2021/11/17

Bible Reading: Luke 5:27-32 “Mom, did you really tell Logan he could bring Elliott Blackburn to church with us tomorrow?” asked Laya. “Yes, I did,” Mom replied. “Why?” “Oh, Mom!” Laya wailed. “Elliott is horrible! He’s everything you tell us not to be, and then you turn around and say he can come to church with us. If you knew him, you wouldn’t want Logan to be friends with him.” “I don’t want Logan to be influenced by Elliott’s behavior or take part in it,” said Mom. “But it sounds like

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