Raising Bold Believers: 5 Ways to Teach Kids to Love God in a Loud World

Let’s be real—today’s world is loud. From TikTok trends to YouTube voices, our kids are constantly hearing who they should be, how they should act, and what they should believe. But guess what? God’s truth still speaks louder.

As parents, teachers, and ministry leaders, we have the power (and responsibility) to help our babies fall in love with Jesus in a way that’s real, unshakable, and bold. Let’s raise Kingdom kids who don’t just know about God—they walk with Him, talk with Him, and glow for Him daily.

Here are 5 real-life ways to start:

1. Normalize Faith in Daily Conversations

Faith shouldn’t just be a “Sunday morning” thing. Let your kids hear you talk to God like He’s part of the fam—because He is.

Instead of: “Go get ready for church.”
Try: “Let’s go worship and learn more about God together—He’s been so good this week!”

Keep it casual, real, and full of love. Ask your child, “What did God teach you today?” or “What would Jesus do in this moment?” These tiny check-ins plant deep roots.

2. Turn Learning into a Lifestyle

It’s not about long sermons—it’s about consistency. Use simple tools like:

Short devotionals (like our KGG ones)
Coloring pages with scripture
Kahoots or faith-based games
Lesson bundles for homeschool or Bible nights

Pro tip: Create a “Faith Friday” or “Worship Wednesday” at home. Make it a weekly habit to pray together, learn a new verse, or even act out a Bible story.

3. Let Them Ask the Big Questions

“Why does God let bad things happen?”
“Is Jesus the only way?”
“What if someone doesn’t believe in God?”

Instead of shutting it down, say:
“I love that you’re thinking so deeply. Let’s explore what the Bible says.”

Bold believers aren’t made by avoiding tough convos—they're built by walking through them in love. Be a safe place for spiritual curiosity.

4. Model a Faith That’s Authentic—Not Perfect

You don’t need to be a Bible scholar to raise godly kids—you just need to be real.

Let them see you:

• Praying through a tough day

• Saying “I’m sorry” when you mess up

• Trusting God when you’re unsure

• Thanking Him for the little things

Your honest, imperfect walk shows them that faith is a relationship—not a performance.

5. Celebrate Their Spiritual Wins

Let’s hype them up like heaven does!

Memorized a verse? Celebrate it!
Helped lead prayer at youth group? Call it out!
Finished a Kingdom lesson bundle? Give them a certificate or sticker!

Use faith-based reward systems, like our Kingdom Passport Program, to recognize their growth. Encouragement is fuel for boldness.

Final Thoughts:

Raising bold believers in a loud world isn’t easy—but it’s possible. And you’re not doing it alone.

At Kingdom Glow Getters, we’ve got your back with:
✅ Ready-to-use lessons
✅ Devotionals & journals
✅ Tools for recognition & growth
✅ A whole lot of Holy Spirit-led support

Because when we teach our kids to fall in love with Jesus, they’ll be able to stand firm—no matter what the world shouts.

Grab Your Freebie:

Want to start today? Download our FREE "Faith Chat Starters for Kids" Printable to help spark powerful, everyday God-conversations in your home or classroom.