Hey Carpool Crew! 🚗💨 Whether you’re zipping up your lunchbox, feeding the dog before school, or holding the door for someone at the store—this one’s for you.

Sometimes we think the little things don’t matter—like cleaning up without being asked, saying thank you, or telling the truth about something small. But Jesus says otherwise! In Luke 16:10, He teaches that being faithful in the little things shows we can be trusted with bigger things.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

• Why Jesus cares about small acts of honesty, kindness, and responsibility

• How little choices shape the person you’re becoming

• What integrity means (doing the right thing even when no one’s watching)

• Simple ways to be faithful every day—like making your bed, helping without being asked, and choosing kindness over being right

Jesus sees what others miss. Even a smile, a prayer, or a kind word can make a huge impact in God’s kingdom. Small is mighty when it’s done with faithfulness. 🌟

Parents — If this podcast encourages your family, share it with a parent friend so they can experience Carpooling with Jesus too!

Before you go: Talk together about this—
👉 What’s one small thing you can do today that shows your love for Jesus?

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