Some of the deepest questions about God begin with a simple moment: “Why are the stars so far away?” “Who made the sky?” “Where is God when we cannot see Him?” We do not need to rush toward a perfect answer. We can pause. Look up. Open Scripture. Listen with humility. Psalm 8:3–4 says, “When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers… what is man that you are mindful of him?” Faith is not only taught in church services. It is cultivated on park benches, during bedtime conversations, on walks, and in the ordinary moments we are tempted to overlook. Teach children that honest questions are not a threat to faith. They can be an invitation to reverence, wonder, and deeper trust. Our calling is not to have every answer. It is to steward their curiosity faithfully and point them to the God who made them: and who is mindful of them. What question about God or creation has a child asked you that made you stop and wonder? #FaithInTheOrdinary #ChristianParenting #FamilyFaith #Fait...