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Hey Carpool Crew… I’m Pastor Justin, and today we’re starting something new. Christmas may be over on the calendar, but what Jesus gives us never runs out. James 1:17 (CSB) reminds us that every good and perfect gift comes from God. That means the good things in your life—your family, friends, and even the gifts you just opened—are all reminders of how generous God is. Unlike toys or games, God’s gifts don’t break, fade, or get old. The greatest gift God ever gave us is Jesus, and He stays with us every day, not just on Christmas. God doesn’t just want us to receive His gifts. He wants us to share them. That might look like sharing a toy, using your gifts to help someone else, giving your time, or showing kindness in a simple way. So today’s challenge is this: use one of your Christmas gifts to bless someone else. When you share what God has given you, joy grows and you look more like Jesus. Remember, no matter where you are or how you’re listening, God loves you. Talk about it together: How can you share what God has given you with someone else? 🍏 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4gUygJo 🎧 Spotify: https://bit.ly/SpotifyPlus ✨ Subscribe on Spotify: https://bit.ly/SpotifySubscribe 📱 Instagram: https://bit.ly/InstagramCPWJ 🚗 Facebook Community: https://bit.ly/CPWJFB   Christian kids podcast, Bible stories for kids, kids devotional podcast, Jesus podcast for children, short Christian podcast for kids, podcast for kids in the car, faith-based podcast for children, Christian content for school mornings, daily Bible podcast for kids, morning devotions for families, Bible podcast for elementary kids, Jesus stories kids love, teaching kids about faith, helping kids follow Jesus, Christian parenting resources, raising Christian children, encouraging Christian kids, learning about Jesus for kids, Christian media for families.

Hey Carpool Crew… Merry Christmas! I’m Pastor Justin, and today we’re celebrating the best news the world has ever heard: Jesus is here. Luke 2:15 (CSB) tells us that when the angels announced Jesus’ birth, the first people invited to see Him were shepherds—regular, hardworking people. They weren’t famous or important by the world’s standards, but God chose them first to show us something powerful: Jesus came for everyone. The shepherds didn’t wait or make excuses. They hurried to Bethlehem because they wanted to see Jesus for themselves. God didn’t stay far away or too busy—He showed up. He came close, right into our world, right into our lives. That’s what Christmas is all about. Jesus is not just a story or a tradition. He is real, and He is here—now and always. So here’s today’s simple Christmas challenge: every time you notice something good today, say, “Thank you, Jesus.”When you open a gift. When you laugh with your family. When you feel loved. All good things point back to Him. Remember, no matter where you are or how you’re listening, God loves you. Parents: Merry Christmas to you. Thank you for all the love, care, and effort you pour into your kids. It matters more than you know. Talk about it together: What’s one thing you want to thank Jesus for this Christmas? I’ll see you tomorrow on Carpooling with Jesus. 🍏 Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://apple.co/4gUygJo⁠ 🎧 Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifyPlus⁠ ✨ Subscribe on Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifySubscribe⁠ 📱 Instagram: ⁠https://bit.ly/InstagramCPWJ⁠ 🚗 Facebook Community: ⁠https://bit.ly/CPWJFB⁠ This Christmas Day episode of Carpooling with Jesus helps kids celebrate the birth of Jesus through Luke 2:15. This short kids devotional reminds families that Jesus came for everyone and is perfect for those looking for a Christian kids podcast, Christmas devotional for children, and faith-based family content on Christmas morning.

Hey Carpool Crew… I’m Pastor Justin, and today we’re wrapping up our Advent week on love—and it’s a big day. It’s Christmas Eve, and we’re talking about the moment love arrived. Matthew 1:23 (CSB) says, “They will name him Emmanuel,” which means God is with us. Before the manger, before the shepherds, before the star, God made a promise. Hundreds of years earlier, He said a child would come—and that child would show us that God didn’t stay far away. He came close. Jesus didn’t arrive as a king in a palace. He came as a baby—small, gentle, and reachable. That’s how God showed His love. Not distant. Not loud. Personal and near. Jesus understands hard days, fear, loneliness, and growing up—because He lived it too. When you feel scared or alone, He is with you. Just like when someone sits beside you when you’re upset—that comfort is what Emmanuel feels like. So today’s challenge is simple: be with someone else, just like Jesus is with you. Sit with someone who feels alone. Help without being asked. Say, “I’m here for you.” Remember, no matter where you are or how you’re listening, God loves you. Parents: Thank you for all the ways you make Christmas meaningful for your kids—the love, the time, the care. It matters more than you know. Talk about it together: What does it mean to you that Jesus is with you, no matter what? I’ll see you tomorrow for a special Christmas Day episode of Carpooling with Jesus. 🍏 Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://apple.co/4gUygJo⁠ 🎧 Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifyPlus⁠ ✨ Subscribe on Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifySubscribe⁠ 📱 Instagram: ⁠https://bit.ly/InstagramCPWJ⁠ 🚗 Facebook Community: ⁠https://bit.ly/CPWJFB⁠ This Christmas Eve episode of Carpooling with Jesus helps kids understand the meaning of Emmanuel—God with us—through Matthew 1:23. This short kids devotional is perfect for families looking for a Christian kids podcast, Advent devotional for children, and faith-based Christmas encouragement focused on God’s love and presence.

Hey Carpool Crew… I’m Pastor Justin, and today we’re continuing our Advent journey toward Christmas by learning more about God’s love—and it starts in a surprising place: a manger. Luke 2:6–7 (CSB) tells us that when Jesus was born, He wasn’t placed in a palace or a fancy bed. He was laid in a manger—a feeding trough for animals. God chose a humble beginning to show us something powerful: His love is for everyone. Jesus didn’t come in comfort or luxury. He came close. His love moves toward people who feel left out, overlooked, or forgotten. From the very beginning, Jesus showed that everyone matters to God. So today, look for someone who might feel alone. Include them. Help them. Say something kind. Small acts of love can show others just how much God cares. Remember, no matter where you are or how you’re listening, God loves you. Parents: If your family enjoyed today’s episode, consider sharing a photo on Instagram and tagging @carpoolingwithjesus so other families can discover the podcast too. Talk about it together: What’s one small thing you can do today to show someone that God loves them? 🍏 Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://apple.co/4gUygJo⁠ 🎧 Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifyPlus⁠ ✨ Subscribe on Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifySubscribe⁠ 📱 Instagram: ⁠https://bit.ly/InstagramCPWJ⁠ 🚗 Facebook Community: ⁠https://bit.ly/CPWJFB⁠ This Advent episode of Carpooling with Jesus helps kids understand God’s love through the story of Jesus being born in a manger from Luke 2:6–7. This short kids devotional is perfect for families looking for a Christian kids podcast, Bible devotion for children, and faith-based encouragement during the Christmas season and school mornings.

Hey Carpool Crew… I’m Pastor Justin, and today we’re talking about how you can find joy in quiet moments—even when things feel slow or a little boring. Zephaniah 3:17 (CSB) tells us something incredible: God is with you, He saves you, He delights in you, and He is quiet in His love. That means God doesn’t only show up in loud or exciting moments. Sometimes His joy meets us best when everything is calm and still. Quiet moments can feel uncomfortable at first, but they can also become special places where God reminds you that you are loved, safe, and never alone. Joy doesn’t always need noise. Sometimes it grows in peace. So today, don’t rush through the quiet. Slow down. Take a breath. Let God’s quiet love fill your heart with joy. Remember, no matter where you are or how you’re listening, God loves you. Parents: If this episode encouraged your family, consider sharing it with another parent or posting about it so more families can discover Carpooling with Jesus. Talk about it together: What’s one way you can enjoy quiet time with God when you have a few extra minutes? 🍏 Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://apple.co/4gUygJo⁠ 🎧 Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifyPlus⁠ ✨ Subscribe on Spotify: ⁠https://bit.ly/SpotifySubscribe⁠ 📱 Instagram: ⁠https://bit.ly/InstagramCPWJ⁠ 🚗 Facebook Community: ⁠https://bit.ly/CPWJFB⁠ This kids devotional episode of Carpooling with Jesus helps children learn how to find joy in quiet moments using Zephaniah 3:17. Perfect for families looking for a Christian kids podcast, Bible devotion for children, and faith-based encouragement during calm moments, bedtime, or reflective time with God.