1) “God Has a Purpose for You”

Remind the child that our Creator already knows their unique gifts and future (Jeremiah 29:11). Emphasize that nothing about them is an accident; God is weaving everything together, even if they don’t see how yet.

2) “It’s Okay Not to Know Everything”

Children can feel pressure to understand huge mysteries overnight. Gently point to Deuteronomy 29:29, showing that some things belong to God alone. Celebrate healthy curiosity, and remind them that faith grows when we admit there’s more to learn.

3) “Ask God for Wisdom”

Encourage the child to pray about confusing ideas. From James 1:5, we learn God welcomes prayers for guidance. Explain that He promises wisdom when we sincerely seek it.

4) “Look at What God Has Already Said”

Often, kids overlook the guidance already in Scripture. Invite them to explore 2 Timothy 3:16, which teaches that God’s Word is useful for learning and correction. This reinforces that the Bible didn’t just speak to ancient people; it speaks to everyone today.

5) “All Answers Point Back to Our Eternal Hope”

Children may worry or feel sad about big issues. Remind them that Jesus’s victory over death, as shown in Romans 6:9, anchors all answers. This eternal hope is the heart of God’s story.

6) “Every Detail Matters to God”

Illustrate how God pays attention to the tiniest things, like the hairs on our head (Matthew 10:30). Reassure them that if God notices even these details, He certainly cares about every question or fear they have.

7) “God’s Love Never Runs Out”

When kids feel they’ve messed up too many times, highlight how God’s love is unending (Psalm 103:11). Show that, no matter the struggle or question, His compassion is steadfast and His forgiveness is always available.

8) “Jesus Understands Our Struggles”

Children can be comforted knowing Jesus faced temptations and hardships yet remained without sin (Hebrews 4:15). Reassure them that regardless of how tough a question or situation might be, Jesus has walked through human experiences before them.

9) “We Can Carry Each Other’s Burdens”

Explain that we aren’t meant to figure out life alone (Galatians 6:2). God designed families and friends to support each other. Encourage open conversations and praying together when questions weigh on a young heart.

10) “Hope Shines in Every Story”

Finally, remind them that “in all things God works for the good,” as seen in Romans 8:28. Even tough questions can lead to stronger faith. Let them know God’s plans always shine hope, drawing us closer to Him.