Tasty Devotions
About this episode
Naomi learns to appreciate her devotion time as a tasty treat while visiting a chocolate factory with her dad.
Read: Psalm 1:1-3; 119:97-104 Naomi couldn’t wait! Any minute now the bus would arrive to take her and her dad to the chocolate factory. “Do you think we’ll get to taste any chocolate?” she asked eagerly. “I’m sure there will be some samples,” her father replied. “But don’t get too excited. We won’t eat more than a few bites, most likely.” Naomi’s face fell. “Oh.” She sighed. “Can we buy some to take home then?” Dad smiled. “Of course. I know your mom and Ethan would like some.” Screech! The bus pulled up to the curb. Over the next two hours, Naomi and her dad toured the whole factory and saw how every machine worked. Finally, it was time for the samples. As they sat down and took their first nibbles of the tiny chocolate samples, Dad asked, “Did you do your devotions this morning?” Naomi looked at the table. “No,” she admitted. “I was too excited about this!” She held up her last piece of chocolate before popping it into her mouth. “Hmm,” Dad said. “That reminds me of something my dad told me when I was about your age. He said we should think of our devotion time as a tasty treat!” “What’s that supposed to mean?” asked Naomi. “We can’t eat our Bibles!” “No, but we can take in…
Topics covered
- devotions
- chocolate
- family
- Bible stories
- spirituality
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