Darkest Night, Brightest Day (Hardcover)
This colorfully illustrated family devotional will help you and your children reflect on the events we remember at Easter, from Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem through to Pentecost. Each reading ends with a few questions to discuss with your family.
All fourteen daily readings in Darkest Night, Brightest Day are drawn directly from the Gospels. The unique design of this devotional tells the salvation story by visually dividing the historical events into two parts. The first half of the book is titled “Darkest Night,” and it records the last week of Jesus’ life.
To read the second half of the book, you flip the book over to continue with “Brightest Day.” The readings in this half of the book detail Christ’s resurrection, His visit with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, Christ’s ascension, and, finally, the mighty rush of wind that accompanied the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The clever visual reversal of the book will help children see how the world was turned upside down when Christ rose from the dead.
Suited for children ages seven and older.
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This colorfully illustrated family devotional will help you and your children reflect on the events we remember at Easter, from Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem through to Pentecost. Each reading ends with a few questions to discuss with your family.
All fourteen daily readings in Darkest Night, Brightest Day are drawn directly from the Gospels. The unique design of this devotional tells the salvation story by visually dividing the historical events into two parts. The first half of the book is titled “Darkest Night,” and it records the last week of Jesus’ life.
To read the second half of the book, you flip the book over to continue with “Brightest Day.” The readings in this half of the book detail Christ’s resurrection, His visit with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, Christ’s ascension, and, finally, the mighty rush of wind that accompanied the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The clever visual reversal of the book will help children see how the world was turned upside down when Christ rose from the dead.
Suited for children ages seven and older.