Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Religion - Christianity

Then God Said ... is the story of creation written specifically for children to read for themselves or with an adult. It is a book to assist adults in sharing the creation and the love of Christ to the child. The illustrations are made to simplify the understanding of the creation and God's desire for a relationship with each individual reader, whether that is the child listening or the adult reading.

"Mommy, where's my daddy?" Many mothers find themselves facing that question and having to explain why someone their children loves is no longer in their lives. Sometimes it's a permanent departure while in others, the separation is temporary.

In author Ava Matthews' Abba, Father, Daddy, Jr. naturally wants to know why his father is suddenly not in his life. Many children are growing up in homes without fathers, and Matthews' true-to-life storyline helps express the feelings many of those children experience. Jr.'s mother takes the opportunity to talk to him about God, the...

In this beautifully illustrated children's story, Andrea Walker pens the story in simple language. The children are filled with questions about the man called Jesus. The children were happy as they drew picture of the great Savior, Jesus Christ. They colored pages of the stores in the Bible, they enjoyed the stories but they had many question about, "The Man, Jesus."

The author does a great job with the inquisitive minds of youth who seeks to know who Jesus is. This is truly a delightful story to share with your little ones when trying to explain about Jesus.

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Thought Power seeks to teach children the relationship between thought control and victorious Christian living. Even children experience a kind of "spiritual warfare"-that tug of choosing between right and wrong. Ephesians 4:23 (NIV) says, "And be made new in the attitude of your mind." Prepare your child to be a winner with godly, positive thoughts.

Thought Power's main themes include the power of thoughts, the assurance that God has a purpose for our lives, and the reassurance that when we allow right thoughts to direct our lives, we will emerge as winners. Too many children...

Are you a caring parent looking to help your child experience God in a relevant way? Are you interested in interacting more with you child during your family worship time? If your answer is yes, this devotional book is perfect for you and your family. Playdate with God was written to help your child learn about God through play. Each short devotional thought is paired with a game. You will enjoy the interactive nature of these devotions. You won't need any extra materials like glue sticks and scissors. Reference scriptures support each devotional thought, allowing for additional study....

A Parable in the truest sense, this story teaches children the meaning of Jesus' words, "Whoever wants to be great among you must be your servant." The concept of royalty pervades the Bible, and this book offers an opportunity for parents and teachers to teach children about being royalty in God's family. Full-color illustrations.

**Evangelical Christian Publishers Association Gold Medallion nominee 1993

Women of Faith is an essential resource for parents, grandparents and godparents wanting to give children a taste of the historical, living Church. This book is a collection of stories of the women saints and martyrs of the early Christian Church. Featuring saints venerated in both Orthodox and Catholic traditions, this book will introduce children to amazing role models of the faith. Showcasing women who were light in a dark time, these stories are filled with courage, beauty and ultimately, a faith in God that transformed the world.
Each saint is...

Reformation ABCs is a fun way for kids to learn about the places, things, events, people, books, and ideas that shaped this pivotal time in church history. Through whimsical illustrations and engaging storytelling, this book teaches kids that even though the Reformation occurred five hundred years ago, it isn't just about people and places in the past. The Reformers' fight to reclaim the gospel is still relevant today.