God Is Above Facebook ad: “For the grandchild who already has everything”

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Peter looked at a man who needed everything and said, "Silver and gold have I none." Acts 3:6. Then he gave him something better. I thought about that verse when I read my granddaughter's Christmas list. She is 13, and she already has everything a 13 year old could want. A phone. Earbuds. A closet full of clothes she picked out herself. A tablet she has mostly stopped using because she has the phone. I am not complaining about her. She is a sweet girl, and she always hugs me first. But I have watched this happen for a few Christmases now. I go to the store. I spend more than I should. I wrap it up nice. She opens it, says "thank you, Grandma," and by January it is under her bed with last year's. Last year I gave her the gift card she asked for. She spent it in about ten minutes on something neither of us can remember. I sat in my car after that Christmas and asked myself a hard question. What have I ever given her that she does not already have? And the honest answer was nothing. Then in October our pastor preached on Acts 3. Peter and John are walking into the temple, and a man who has been lame since birth is sitting at the gate asking for money. That is all he asks for. Money. And Peter says this, in verse 6. "Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk." The man asked for money. Peter gave him the thing he did not know to ask for. I wrote "such as I have" on my bulletin and underlined it twice. Because I know what my granddaughter does not have. She has every app there is. She does not have one thing in her room that points her to God. Her parents are good people, but church stopped a few years ago, and nobody in that house opens a Bible. When she is up at midnight worried about a friend, the only thing within reach is a screen. So this Christmas I am still giving her the money. I am not a fool. But it is going inside a box with something she would never think to put on a list. A Bible verse jar. It is a small glass jar with a cork lid, and the label says "Read me when..." Ninety verses inside a jar. Not sorted by book, sorted by how they feel. Every verse is King James, with the book and chapter printed on the slip. Yellow is for happy. Light pink is for thankful. Hot pink is for angry. Green is for anxious. Light blue is for lonely. Blue is for sad. She picks the color for the night she is having, unfolds one slip, and reads one verse. About twenty seconds. Less time than it takes to open an app. Before I ordered, I put it next to everything else I had given her over the years. ❌ The gift card. Gone in ten minutes. ❌ The sweater. Worn twice. ❌ The toy everybody wanted. Under the bed by New Year. ❌ The nice Bible I gave her at 10. Still on the shelf, with the gold edges still stuck together. ✅ A jar of verses on her nightstand, sorted by how she feels, for the night she needs one. I went and read the reviews from other people buying for this age, because I wanted to know if a 13 year old would really use it. Michelle O. wrote, "My 12 year old daughter loves this gift! It gives her a place to go and make a choice to turn her day around." Erica B. wrote about her teenage son. "He loves it and uses it daily!!!" Mairen L. bought one for her 13 year old daughter. "She can turn to it again and again for comfort." And Patricia O. said what I was thinking. "I'm giving these jars as Christmas gifts." So am I. One for my granddaughter. One for each of her brothers, so nobody has to share. It will not raise her. It just puts God within reach of a girl who has everything else. Here is the practical part, if you are shopping for one of your own. The jar is from God Is Above. It is handmade, and it comes in a black gift box that looks like it cost more than it did. Right now it is 60% off with free shipping, and it ships the same day. A set of Christian ebooks comes free with each order. There is a 30 day guarantee, and over 500,000 jars have already gone out to families. They are filled by hand, so batches sell out fast before Christmas. If the link works, they are still in stock. 👉 https://godisabove-us.com/pages/grandparents-secret-7-reasons-why P.S. My tip: tuck the gift card or the cash right under the jar inside the box. She will open it for the money. She will keep it for the jar. P.P.S. 60% off. Free shipping. Ships the same day. Gift box included. 30 day guarantee. One for every grandchild who has everything. https://godisabove-us.com/pages/grandparents-secret-7-reasons-why

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