




Long Story Short: Ten-Minute Devotions
A ten-minute-a-day devotional that guides your family through the Old Testament, pointing to Jesus with clarity, grace, and gospel truth—no prep or pressure required.

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You're juggling a lot. Between keeping up with homeschool groups, co-ops, academic benchmarks, and maybe even a science experiment, still glued to the dining table, the pressure is real. But in the middle of the math and history marathons, who's helping with your child's spiritual formation?
Long Story Short steps in exactly where most family routines fall short—with a plan that's meaningful, manageable, and centered on what matters most. In just ten minutes a day, five days a week, this smartly structured devotional guides your family through 78 stories from the Old Testament, showing how each one threads into the bigger story of God's rescue plan through Jesus.
Three days each week are spent walking through the week's Old Testament passage. Day four ties it to Jesus. Day five wraps it all together with a supporting Bible verse that brings home the gospel truth. No theological degree required. Just a Bible, a little time, and a willingness to engage.
What sets this apart?
- It's thorough without being heavy-handed, simple without watering things down, and brilliantly Christ-centered.
- The tone is warm, the lessons are faithful, and the structure is consistent enough to stick even in the busiest seasons.
- Expect thoughtful questions, gospel-rich reflections, and solid doctrine woven all the way through.
Outstanding for grade-schoolers and still meaningful for teens, Long Story Short offers a clear, gospel-saturated path through Scripture that helps kids—and parents—see how every part of God's story points to Jesus. It doesn't shy away from hard truths, but it meets them with hope, grace, and a lot of good theology.
Less than ten minutes a day. More than just head knowledge.
Long Story Short gives you a way to shape hearts, not just schedules.


