Finding Your Place In Gods Great Story For Kids
$14.99
By breaking the Bible up into eight easy-to-understand sections, children ages nine to twelve will see God’s Word as one complete story and discover their role in it.
From Genesis to Revelation, God has a story to tell: He created us so he could know and love us, and because he knew we wouldn’t be able to love and obey him perfectly, he sent his son to die for us so that we could spend eternity with him.
Introducing children to the major themes and key characters in the Bible, Finding Your Place in G od’s Great Story for Kids will help tweens better understand the gospel message and how to apply it to their lives. They will also begin to see the narrative threads that run throughout the Bible and gain a deeper appreciation of God’s Word and his immeasurable love for them.
Perfect for parents, grandparents, youth pastors, and Sunday school teachers to share with tweens, this book will strengthen children’s faith and increase their knowledge of the Bible and God.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736981231
ISBN10: 0736981233
Paul Basden | Jim Johnson | Illustrator: Kyle Gazzigli
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2021
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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