A FREE 10-Minute Parent + Child Activity | Part 1 of 3

When your child closes their eyes to pray, who do they imagine is listening?

A loving Father who delights in hearing from them? A distant God who's too busy to care? Or someone who's always watching, waiting for them to make a mistake?

The way your child sees God may be shaping the way they talk to Him.

And here's something worth thinking about: Just because our children know about God doesn't necessarily mean they understand what He's really like.

That's why we created How Do You See God?—a beautifully illustrated, FREE printable designed to help you discover what your child truly believes about God.

Through simple questions and a meaningful parent-child conversation, you'll get a glimpse into your child's heart, uncover possible misunderstandings, and help them discover the loving, approachable God revealed in Scripture.

Why This Conversation Matters

Before we encourage our children to pray every day, we need to understand who they believe they're praying to.

After all, it's hard to develop a meaningful prayer life if you believe God is distant, disappointed, or uninterested in what you have to say.

This activity gives you a simple way to start that conversation—without turning it into another Bible lesson or something your child feels pressured to get right.

Three Conversations. One Prayer-Filled Journey.

This FREE printable is Part 1 of a three-part series created to help families prepare their hearts for a prayer-filled 2027—and get even more out of our 2027 Family Prayer Calendar.

Part 1: How Do You See God? ← Start here!

Discover what your child believes about God's character and how those beliefs may influence their willingness to pray.

Part 2: How Do You See Yourself?

Help your child recognize their God-given worth and understand that they are deeply loved—even when they make mistakes.

Part 3: How Do You See Prayer?

Explore what your child believes about prayer itself and help them approach conversations with God with greater confidence and openness.

Together, these three conversations lay a meaningful foundation for the daily Scripture readings, prayer prompts, and family activities in our 2027 Family Prayer Calendar.

Because our goal isn't simply to get children to pray more.

It's to help them know the God they're praying to, understand how deeply He loves them, and actually WANT to spend time talking with Him.

Ready to Begin?

Download your FREE printable today.

Set aside 10 minutes with your child. Ask the questions. Listen carefully.

You may discover that your child sees God very differently than you imagined.

And that discovery could be the beginning of something beautiful. ❤️