Five minutes at the table, every night.
TheWay gives each of your children a King James verse, a question for their age and a short prayer, every night, and a guide you can ask about any child, any time.
- ✓ The Table: one verse, one question, one prayer
- ✓ Ask about your child by name
- ✓ Milestones and a family journal (and, on Entrusted, a gift at eighteen)
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The Table
One verse, one question, one short prayer. Five minutes.
Every night TheWay sets the table for each of your children: a verse from the King James Bible, a question sized to their age, and a prayer to say together. Tap “Done” and the night is counted.
Tonight at the table · Eli, age 6 (example)
“And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, and when thou liest down, and when thou risest up.”
Ask Eli: When is it hard to be kind to your sister, and what could you do then?
Pray together: Thank God for your home, and ask Him for a kind heart tomorrow.
Ask about your child
Ask about your child by name.
Bedtime battles, a hard question about heaven, a teenager gone quiet. Ask about the child in front of you and get practical guidance for their age, grounded in the King James Bible, with the verse shown exactly as written.
Ask about Eli (example)
Eli gets angry when he loses a game. How do I help him?
At six, losing feels enormous. Before the next game, agree on one thing he can say when he loses. Play a short round, let him practice it, and praise the try, not the win. Tonight at the table, ask him what a good loser does.
Why it matters
“Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”
Why TheWay charges
TheWay is built by Pastor Tave Close. Instead of asking churches for support, our family is building tools like this one to carry us to Ghana, where we care for orphans in Kumasi. Your subscription pays for TheWay and helps get us there. It is a purchase, not a donation, and is not tax-deductible.