#376: What I Do Have, I Give You

Kids Bible Stories

Jessica White

Kids & Family, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Stories For Kids

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🗓️ 4 June 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Acts 3:1–16 Peter and John were headed to the temple to pray when a man who couldn’t walk asked them for money. But instead of coins, Peter offered something far greater—the healing power of Jesus! In this episode, children will hear how Peter did what he could, and then God did what only He could do.With joyful storytelling, sound imagery, and gentle reflection, this episode teaches kids that we can be part of God’s miracles—not because we're powerful, but because He is! 🌟 Key Takeaways for Kids: We get to play a part in God's miracles. We can do what we can do, and trust God to do what we can’t. The power wasn't in Peter—it was in Jesus’ name. ------------------------------------------------------ Check out the Boom Clap Podcast! I have listened for years and enjoy it as a resource for myself. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks to @thedetoxedlife, Kelly Carpenter, for being today's voice guest. She's a good resource for kids gut health as well as removing toxins from your home in practical, simple, and realistic ways! ---------------------------------------------- To join the team supporting this podcast and also enjoy weekly bonus content PLUS access to the entire library of bonus content go here and click bonus content. You’re not just funding a podcast. You’re helping bring the Word of God into homes, into car rides, into bedtime routines—and into the hearts of thousands of children. From my family to yours, THANK YOU! To connect with us, go here. For our free Read-A-Loud pdf book go here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	Hello again and welcome back to kids' Bible stories. Today's story is called What I do have,
0:08.2	I give you. This comes from Acts chapter 3, verses 1 through 16. Parents, before we start today's
0:16.2	episode, I want to share the Boom Clap podcast with you. This is a podcast that I really enjoy listening to.
0:21.8	It just feels like I'm hanging out with a few wise friends who really are not afraid to ask hard questions,
0:26.7	dig deep, and still laugh along the way.
0:29.5	I enjoy that they cover current events, but also topics that often get overlooked, and they do it all through a biblical lens.
0:36.4	It's really challenged me to pause and think,
0:38.1	what do I really think about this or even know about this? My favorite thing, though, is that they
0:43.0	always come back to Christ as the foundation. Check out the BoomClap podcast wherever you get
0:47.9	your podcast, and I'll also put the link for easy access in the show notes. Okay, let's go ahead and start today's story.
1:02.2	Have you ever seen someone do something amazing and thought, whoa, how did they do that?
1:12.5	Maybe they jumped really, really high or solved a hard puzzle like a Rubik's cube.
1:19.1	Have you ever tried one of those?
1:21.3	Boy, they are hard.
1:25.1	Well, today's story is about something even greater, something more incredible.
1:30.3	We are talking about a miracle.
1:34.3	This story happens after Jesus came back to life and went up to heaven.
1:41.3	It's when the disciples were starting to tell the whole world about
1:44.8	Jesus. That helps us know where we are in God's big story. Okay, are you ready? Let's go ahead
1:54.6	and jump in. It was three in the afternoon, and the hot sun hung low in the sky.
2:09.6	The stone streets of Jerusalem were buzzing with people, heading to the temple to pray.
2:18.3	Among the crowd were two men, Peter and John,
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