Christian short stories

Today I’m sharing a short story about a little boy called Mark who struggled to find friends at school and so he made friends with an animal. Later on, though he was encouraged by a teacher to seek human friendships too. This is a Christian Short Story For Children.

An Inspiring Short Story: It was one seemingly ordinary day when I decided to QUIT…my job, my relationship..I just wanted to quit my life

5 inspiring (short) short stories to get a different perspective. We only see a fraction of what is. But when we look at things from a different perspective, we often recognize a completely new situation. And suddenly we understand ...

Simple enough for a child to understand, profound enough for a theologian. This 1-minute devotion explains the story behind one of the most popular Christian songs of all time. #JesusLovesMe #BibleLoveNotes #Bible

Today I’m sharing another short story for children. If you’re new here on the Unique Mums blog, my name’s Anna and I write articles for mothers on homemaking and Christian faith, as well as short stories for children. Some of these short stories are general stories with Christian principles, and some are Christian stories with references to God, prayer, and other Biblical truths. This short story falls into this second category, and it’s for children ages 7 to 10. This story is about a girl…

There Once Was A Boy… :A Short Short Story On Real Value In Life | If you are looking for a very short inspirational story with a motivating morale. These 31 stories are for you. These stories are inspirational and motivational, but they also each illustrate an important life lesson that teach values and the way the world works. The short stories are perfect to help make your point or to teach lessons to your kids or even to spark personal growth. #lifelessons #moral #personalgrowth

This morning I was feeling overwhelmed with all the little things I had to do today. I was wishing I could do something that "mattered"—and I was sure loading the dishwasher didn't make the cut. I found myself thinking about the boy who gave his lunch to Jesus, and I had one of those "aha!" moments where I realized

Corrie ten Boom's words are profound, memorable, and wise. We must not lose them. They are rich in analogy and as pertinent today as back in 1974.

Shana bent over, placing her hands on her knees, trying desperately to catch her breath. She couldn’t give up. Although her muscles screamed at her to quit, she knew that wasn’t an option. “No,” sh…

Original Story by: Loren Eisley [dropcap]O[/dropcap]ne day a man was walking along the beach when he noticed a boy picking something up and gently throwing it into the ocean. Approaching the boy, he asked, “What