Colour Books
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The Bible really is alive! These stories really are true! The characters in God’s Word will come alive for you too when you go back to Bible times to discover about the times that they lived in. In this book you can find out about some very special children from God’s Word.
Who is Jesus? What did he do? What is he really like? Have you ever asked questions like these? Do you want to know more about Jesus and all the things he said and did? This book will help you find out more than that. This book will tell you what Jesus is doing now and how you can get to know him
Good news for every child for every day!
Walk through the whole Bible in bitesize portions because Jesus is relevant on every page of scripture and in every day of life.
With 365 undated stories (plus a bonus story for a leap year!), this book is designed for dipping in and out of: read one a day or all at once. Alongside engaging storytelling, each story has a title, scripture reference, and ‘THINK’ section to help prompt children discover Jesus for themselves. On every page is the thread that traces God’s big story.
With this being her 150th book, Carine Mackenzie is experienced and passionate about helping children encounter Jesus for themselves. Carine’s talent for storytelling lets us meet Jesus authentically through the words of scripture. Without illustrations of Jesus to distract or lead astray, human impressions of Jesus are set aside so that God’s revelation takes centre stage.
Reader friendly:
- ‘How to use this book’ guide
- Themes and topics connected by icons
- Split into six chronological sections
- 365 undated stories
- ‘THINK’ section to end each story
- Simple and accessible language
- No illustrations of Jesus
Ideal for any child on their journey to discover Jesus: read to, read along or read alone.
A book of stories and prayers that will help you find out more about God that he loves you and will answer you if you turn to him.
Delightfully illustrated by Fred Apps, this is the magical retelling of the birth of Jesus over two thousand years ago.
God is powerful. He made the whole world just be speaking! God is loving. He cares for the people, the plants and animals which he made.
God has a plan - to care for, and renew, his creation. Then the wolf and the lamb will be friends; the lions will be as tame as the horse and cows.
We are part of his plan; we should trust him and tell others about him.
Are you ready to go on an adventure – an adventure with God? His Word is all you need to tackle this journey that we are all on – the journey of life. Read his instructions and then discover God’s rescue plan for the world through his Son Jesus Christ.
When you’re exploring God’s Word – get ready for the ride of your life!
Children love to learn to talk, they love new words, they love the contact and friendships that result from chatting with family, neighbours and friends. They are not afraid to ask for anything. When something is wrong they tell you about it - loudly. Reading these stories will show you and the child you read to how people in the Bible spoke with God. We too can have a friendship with him through prayer. Each story includes Scripture references, a question that focuses on the story, something to spot in the pictures and an idea to stay with you through the day.
A must for children. Carine Mackenzie tells us about the nature and attributes of God with stunning artwork and specially commissioned in oil from Fred Apps.
The stories in the Bible are adventures that happened to real men and women, boys and girls just like you, who lived during exciting times. They faced up to problems and danger with God's help. Perhaps they sometimes felt like giving up - but with God's strength they struggled on. Read about these amazing people in the Bible and begin your own adventure with God.
Please do not read out the song below in the company of people steeped in the world's view of responsibility.
Who is the king of the jungle? (Ooogh Ooogh.)
Who is the king of the sea? (Bubble ubble ubb)
Who is the king of the universe?
And who's the king of me?
I'll tell you J.E.S.U.S. YES!
He is the king of me.
He is the king of the universe, the jungle and the sea!
(Bubble ubble ubble, Ooogh, Ooogh!)
(c) Annie Bush Spiers
This is a great book which teaches children about the sovereignty of God and his amazing power. Lots of opportunities to make fun noises and learn about our amazing world and our amazing God!
"My God is so big, so strong and so mighty, There's nothing that he cannot do. My God is so big, so strong and so mighty, There's nothing that he cannot do. The mountains are his, the rivers are his. The stars are his handiwork too. My God is so big, so strong and so mighty, There's nothing that he cannot do, for me, for you, that's true!"
This is a great book which teaches children about the strength of God. Lots of opportunities to have great fun and learn about our amazing world and our amazing God! Wonderful pictures by Andy Robb. A fun and creative layout inside the book make this something all ages will love to share.
Long, Long Long ago in Jerusalem, there lived a man who healed the sick, made the lame walk and gave the blind back their sight. He also forgave people for their sins - because he was more than a man - he was God.Jesus Christ came to people of Jerusalem and loved them. Yet, the people of Jerusalem became his enemies. They whipped him, made fun of him, falsely convicted them and then nailed him to a cross to die...
BUT...
Jesus death was not the end of the story - it was all a part of God's plan... his plan to rescue his people and save them from the sin that would stop them entering heaven. Wait in anticpation as the story of the crucifixion unfolds.
Watch in amazement as the woman discover that Jesus is alive! Wonder at the miracle they have all witnessed. Wonder at the miracle of Jesus! You can read about the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ in the Bible. You will find it in Luke chapters 22-24.
This book of stories is suitable to read to children under seven, although older children may enjoy reading them independently. There are seventeen Old Testament stories altogether, each on a double page spread, and all beautifully illustrated by Fred Apps. There is a child-friendly and appropriate prayer to conclude each story. The last three pages talk about the stories and how they are relevant to children's lives today. I was very impressed with the presentation and style of this book and would make it a 'must have' in the huge variety of storybooks available.