365 Days of Family Devotions: 5-Minute Prayers, Bible Lessons, and Activities to Help Kids, Teens, and Parents Grow Closer to God and to Each Other Paperback – February 16, 2026

5 Minutes a Day to Build a Faith-Filled Family (All Year Long)You want to lead your family spiritually, but most days already feel full.Between homework, work deadlines, meals, activities, and bedtime routines, family faith time can feel like one more thing you do not have the energy for. This book was created to meet you exactly where you are.5 Minutes a Day to Build a Faith-Filled Family is a simple, realistic way to keep God at the center of your home, even on your busiest days. With short, daily devotionals designed to be completed in about five minutes, you can build a consistent faith rhythm your whole family can actually stick with.No long lessons. No complicated planning. Just small, meaningful moments that add up over time.Each day follows a clear, repeatable flow so parents can lead with confidence and kids know what to expect.Inside this book, you will find:365 daily devotionals that keep your family in God’s Word all year longA simple daily structure: Bible verse, short lesson, discussion questions, prayer, and family activityFive-minute readings designed for real life, even on the busiest daysScrapbook-style activities that help children engage and allow parents to capture meaningful memoriesA flexible, no-pressure approach that lets you keep it short or go deeper when time allowsThe greatest impact of this book is not the routine itself.It is the steady connection that grows from showing up consistently, even in small ways. Over the course of a year, those brief devotion moments lead to deeper conversations, stronger relationships, and a home that feels more grounded in faith.If you have been looking for a practical way to guide your family spiritually, without feeling overwhelmed or guilty, this book gives you a clear next step.Click Add to Cart today and begin a simple, five-minute daily rhythm that helps your family grow closer to God and to each other, one day at a time. Read more