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Carpooling with Jesus is a daily Christian devotional podcast for kids and families, created to make your morning car rides meaningful, fun, and faith-filled. 🚗✨Imagine Jesus in the backseat on the way to school—what wisdom would He share?
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Sep 17 | Cover It, Don't Spread It | Carpooling with Jesus | Daily Christian Devotional Podcast for Kids (opens the original)
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Hey Carpool Crew! Day seventeen of Proverbs for Your School Life. Your friend's most embarrassing moment is the best story at the lunch table, and it's yours to tell or bury. Proverbs 17:9 says covering it grows the friendship and spreading it splits it. About 5 minutes, made for the car. Today's One Thing: Cover it, don't spread it. Scripture: Proverbs 17:9 (CSB) Everything is on our Website https://carpoolingwithjesus.com Subscribe https://carpoolingwithjesus.com/cwj-plus Download the ROAD TRI
Sep 16 | When You Feel Left Out or Jealous | Carpooling with Jesus | Daily Christian Devotional Podcast for Kids (opens the original)
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Hey Carpool Crew! Day sixteen of Proverbs for Your School Life. The team list is up, your friend made it, and you didn't. Proverbs 14:30 says jealousy is rottenness to the bones, and today we learn the good-for-you move that loosens the twist in your stomach. About 5 minutes, made for the car. Today's One Thing: Say good for you, and mean it. Scripture: Proverbs 14:30 (CSB) Everything is on our Website https://carpoolingwithjesus.com Subscribe https://carpoolingwithjesus.com/cwj-plus Download th
Sep 15 | The Power of Letting It Go | Carpooling with Jesus | Daily Christian Devotional Podcast for Kids (opens the original)
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Hey Carpool Crew! Day fifteen of Proverbs for Your School Life, and today is about the small stuff: the heel step, the chewed pencil, the water fountain cut. Proverbs 19:11 says overlooking an offense is your glory, and we learn the eight-second math of letting it go. About 5 minutes, made for the car. Today's One Thing: Let the little stuff slide. Scripture: Proverbs 19:11 (CSB) Everything is on our Website https://carpoolingwithjesus.com Subscribe https://carpoolingwithjesus.com/cwj-plus Downl
Sep 14 | Stronger Than the Kid Who Loses It | Carpooling with Jesus | Daily Christian Devotional Podcast for Kids (opens the original)
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Hey Carpool Crew! Week three of Proverbs for Your School Life kicks off with big feelings. Today we're talking about the moment your temper hits the top, with Proverbs 16:32 and the one-breath move that makes you stronger than a kid who captures a city. About 5 minutes, made for the car. Today's One Thing: Keeping your cool is the strong move. Scripture: Proverbs 16:32 (CSB) Everything is on our Website https://carpoolingwithjesus.com Subscribe https://carpoolingwithjesus.com/cwj-plus Download t
BONUS Sep 11 | Being Near God Is the Happiest Place | Psalm 16:11 | Goodnight Psalms | Christian Bedtime Devotional Podcast for Kids (opens the original)
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Hey carpool crew, Tonight's bedtime verse is Psalm 16:11. Being close to God is the happiest, coziest place there is, and He shows you the way one step at a time. Tuck in close. About 2 minutes, made for lights out. Today's One Thing: Being near God is the happiest place there is, and you are close to Him right now. Scripture: Psalm 16:11 (CSB) Everything is on our Website https://carpoolingwithjesus.com Subscribe https://carpoolingwithjesus.com/cwj-plus Download the ROAD TRIP game https://apple
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