Today’s conversation builds on the last two, and can be summed up simply as: Being humble & kind will make us curious.

• When I’m humble enough to realize I have mistakes as well
• and that leads me to be kind because I realize their value is equal to mine, and so is their opportunity
• then what once would have seemed like obstacles that inconvenience me and problems I have to solve become questions I want to learn more about.

Today we will address four questions:

1. How do we develop curiosity in our children?
2. How Does Curiosity Help In Life?
3. How Does Curiosity Apply To Parenting In A Tech World?
4. How Does Curiosity Improve Our Relationship With God?

Resources referenced:

• Indescribable, a devotional focused on God’s wonderful creation, by Louie Giglio
• Three verses that remind us of God’s love, grace, and mercy:

God sent his son so whoever believes will be saved (John 3:16)

He did this while we were still sinners, so not just for the good ones (Romans 5:8)

And his plan, as a good shepherd, was to die in our place (John 10:10-11)

• I referenced them enough, so you might as well see some video games that have some wonder built in: Nature, building & belonging, and if you REALLY care, this will just about sum up everything you need to know about the awe of God’s creation inserted in to a game.