Sprinkle of Confetti DevotionalSample

Devotional:
Patience is like planting a seed and waiting for it to grow. It’s about being calm and understanding when things don’t go our way. Have you ever had to wait for something you really wanted?
Waiting isn’t always fun, but when you have patience, your heart stays peaceful and kind, and that makes waiting a little easier. But patience means waiting without getting angry or upset. It is about trusting that good things are coming.
God is patient with us, and we should be patient with others, too. He waits for us to learn, grow, and even apologize when we mess up.
That’s patience!
Family Action/Activity:
How can you practice patience today? Try the “Slow Snack Challenge’“ – give everyone their treat, set a timer for 2-3 minutes, and encourage everyone to wait patiently without complaining. While waiting, talk about how it feels to wait and what makes it hard.
Prayer:
Dear Jesus, thank you for being patient with me. Please help me to be patient when I have to wait and to do it with a happy heart.
Amen.
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About this Plan

Sprinkle of Confetti Devotional is a 10-day family plan by Kirsten Nelson Telan that helps children and parents discover the Fruit of the Spirit in simple, joyful ways. Each day features a short devotional, scripture, family activity, and prayer designed for kids ages 3–6 and their families. Through love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, families can grow together in God’s truth while making faith fun and memorable.
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We would like to thank The Legacy Collective for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://www.kirstennelsontelan.com/about
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