August 2026 - Overview
SAY THIS
Who made you? God made me.
SAY THIS
Who made you? God made me.
WEEK ONE
Genesis 1:26; Psalm 46:1; Proverbs 2:6
God made all people in His image
WEEK TWO
Luke 12:7
People are so important to God, He even knows how many hairs are on each of their heads.
WEEK THREE
John 3:16
God loved the world so much that He sent His Son, Jesus, to be our friend forever.
Jeremiah 29:12; Matthew 6:5-13
We can talk to God anytime, anywhere, about anything, and He will hear us.
1 Timothy 4:12; Acts 9:36-39
Tabitha shows us that God made us to help others. She made clothes for people who needed them.
MEMORY VERSE
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV
When you go into your child’s room, say, “God made the sun and sky so blue. God made me, and God made you!” Tickle your child when you say, “you.”
As you drive, challenge your child to try and count the number of hairs on their head. When they give up or give you a random number, say, “Guess what! God knows exactly how many hairs are on your head! One, God knows everything. And two, you are SO important to God that He even thinks about how many hairs are on your head. I think that is pretty amazing!”
Cuddle with your child this month and pray, “Dear God, thank You for loving us SO much that You sent Your Son, Jesus, to be our friend forever. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name, amen.”
Add toy plates, utensils, and food to bathtime so your child can pretend to cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Talk about how we can talk to God during breakfast time, lunch time, and dinner time. We can even talk to God during playtime, bedtime, and bath time! We can talk to God anytime, anywhere, about anything!
Genesis 1:26; Psalm 46:1; Proverbs 2:6
God made all people in His image
Genesis 1:26; Psalm 46:1; Proverbs 2:6
Who made you? God made me.
When you go into your child’s room, say, “God made the sun and sky so blue. God made me, and God made you!” Tickle your child when you say, “you.”
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV
Luke 12:7
People are so important to God, He even knows how many hairs are on each of their heads.
LUKE 12: 7
Who made you? God made me.
As you drive, challenge your child to try and count the number of hairs on their head. When they give up or give you a random number, say, “Guess what! God knows exactly how many hairs are on your head! One, God knows every- thing. And two, you are SO important to God that He even thinks about how many hairs are on your head. I think that is pretty amazing!”
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV
John 3:16
God loved the world so much that He sent His Son, Jesus, to be our friend forever.
JOHN 3: 16
Who made you? God made me.
Cuddle with your child this month and pray, “Dear God, thank You for loving us SO much that You sent Your Son, Jesus, to be our friend forever. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name, amen.”
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV
Jeremiah 29:12; Matthew 6:5-13
We can talk to God anytime, anywhere, about anything, and He will hear us.
Jeremiah 29:12; Matthew 6:5-13
Who made you? God made me.
Add toy plates, utensils, and food to bathtime so your child can pretend to cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Talk about how we can talk to God during breakfast time, lunch time, and dinner time. We can even talk to God during playtime, bedtime, and bath time! We can talk to God anytime, anywhere, about anything!
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV
1 Timothy 4:12; Acts 9:36-39
Tabitha shows us that God made us to help others. She made clothes for people who needed them.
1 Timothy 4:12; Acts 9:36-39
Who made you? God made me.
When you go into your child’s room, say, “God made the sun and sky so blue. God made me, and God made you!” Tickle your child when you say, “you.”
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14, NIV