Christian children’s books are essential for parents looking to instill positive faith values in their kids. The below list offers a compilation of the best Christian kids books for you to consider — a mixture of devotionals, Bibles, and topical books aimed at teaching morals and biblical values.

It can be difficult to find movies, TV shows, and cartoons that are educational and entertaining for your children. It’s even harder to find clean, faith-based educational shows. “Friends and Heroes” is a cartoon series that teaches children stories from the Bible in a way they can understand. Check out why this series is sure to be a household favorite:

Adoption is one of the most beautiful things a person or family can do to help a child in need. In this article, we'll explore some of the adoption facts and adoption statistics that give us a lens into the current state of affairs — and the positive ways in which children's needs are being met.

As a faithful parent, you're likely always on the prowl for Christian books for kids that offer scripture-based stories, uplifting themes and helpful content aimed at building a biblical worldview in your children.

If you're looking to inspire your kids to live out biblical virtues like love for others, forgiveness, gratitude and trust in God, Pure Flix has a wonderful resource for you: our "VeggieTales Family Discussion Guide."

Being a mother might be one of the hardest jobs on the planet, but thankfully, there are plenty of Bible verses about mother's love that reveal the glory of the job. What other position starts with nine months of carrying another human being, followed by at least 18 years of 24/7 availability?

Are you looking for kids movie streaming options and TV shows that your kids can watch without any unwanted surprises? Well, you're in luck, as Pure Flix offers a ton of powerful, educational, fun and inspirational content for children — shows and movies like "The Saddle Club," "VeggieTales," "Super Book," "Bibleman" and many other options.

Thousands of children across America are preparing for Bring Your Bible to School Day — an event that encourages kids to share their Christian faith with their peers.

Children today seem to intuitively understand how technology works. Early on, they learn how to tap, swipe, and select their way into their favorite apps. With that in mind, you might be looking for safe and edifying tools for your kids to use.

Are you looking for powerful Bible lessons for kids? Pure Flix offers important Bible activities for kids — fun Christian resources that will help your kids learn and grow in their faith.

When ABC News reporter Linsey Davis became a mother she recognized the importance of spreading one of God’s most important lessons: humans have more in common than we realize.

The holidays are a time for togetherness. Families often have a house full of relatives they only see once or twice a year. Sometimes aunts, uncles and cousins stay for an extended period of time. There’s lots to do preparing meals and offering hospitality to those you love. Make time for these family games to enjoy having fun together.

Fifty years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court removed government-endorsed prayer from public schools, ruling the practice unconstitutional. The decision remains at the center of debate over the separation of church and state, and altered the way classrooms approached faith and religion.

Teaching children God’s word is one of the most important ways parents can prepare them for adulthood. Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.” Most parents want to be involved in their children’s Bible training, but they’re not sure how to do it.

Praying for others is an excellent habit to teach your child at an early age. The Bible mentions praying for others on many occasions. Jesus Himself prayed for His disciples and for us when facing torture and death. Jesus prayed not for;

Charitable children are a joy to be around. Empathy makes kids more likeable, more attractive to future employers, and better leaders, according to psychologist and author Michele Borba. However, a giving spirit doesn’t always come naturally. Parents can cultivate an attitude of unselfishness that leads to a lifetime of charitable service. Consider these tips for raising kids who know the value of giving.