Jody Capehart – Providing Proven Guidance for Parents and Teachers
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Celebrating Advent with Your Children

It’s been one of those December days with so many things on your calendar that you finally had to put the events in abbreviations. But now your calendar looks like Alphabet Soup and even you can’t remember what the letters stand for anymore. BSFP…bring snack for party? But what party? Your child’s party at school? [...]

Modeling for Young Minds

This post originally appeared on Bible.org’s Heartprints series here. God created the mind of the young child to learn by absorbing the world around them. They also learn through all of their sensory gates simultaneously. The words of the simple song we sing in Sunday School actually teach a profound truth:  “Oh be careful little [...]

Bible Study Questions for Once Upon a Time

In my recent post I promised to add the Bible study questions the teachers and I are using as we go through my autobiography Once Upon a Time. If you are interested, you can follow along with us! Leave any comments or questions you have that you want addressed. 1. What are some of your [...]

Caring Communication

This post originally appeared on my bi-weekly post to Bible.org’s Heartprints series. Once on a field trip I heard a group of children discussing where they were born. “Jay was born in Miami,” Samantha announced. To which Jamie responded, “Come on, was Jay really born in ‘her ami’?” This story illustrates with delightful humor the [...]

Providing Engaged Learning Activities for Growing Minds

Take a look at my most recent contribution to Bible.org’s Heartprints blog!

How to Nurture Spiritual Development and Prayer in Your Child

This post also appeared on my blog for parents called Cultivating Kids. Here are more of my thoughts on prayer and the spiritual development of children from yesterday’s program on Prayer for Focus on the Family. Children have a natural sense of wonder about God. It is through relationships and experiences that we nurture this tender [...]

How to Pray With and For Your Children

This post originally appeared on my Bible.org blog under the Heartprints category where you can read this blog as well as additional posts by me and other wonderful Christian authors. Prayer is an adventure—a life-creating, life-changing journey into a closer relationship with God. Prayer is the main avenue God uses to change us and to [...]

Jesus Loves the Little Children

This post originally appeared on Jody’s Bible.org blog “Heartprints” The words of this favorite hymn have comforted countless children, and even adults, over the years: “Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so…” But a three-year-old child, Colton, experienced it for himself firsthand and he came back to tell others about [...]

Upcoming Events: BASS Convention and The School Whisperer

The past few weeks I have been busy with some very exciting things that I would like to share with you. March 3-5, I am a keynote speaker at the annual BASS Church Workers Convention in California. My keynotes and sessions include some of my favorite topics such as: How Children Learn Creative Bible Teaching [...]

Jesus is in the Repair Business

This post originally appeared on Jody’s new biweekly contribution to the Heartprints blog on Bible.org, which you can find by clicking here. “Jesus can fix anything, right teacher?” asked Samuel. “Yes, dear,” I quickly replied, but wondered why he had asked this question. I was teaching the Bible lesson and wanted to make sure I [...]