Surviving Religion 101 & Bible Stories Every Child Should Know
Surviving Religion 101: Letters to a Christian Student on Keeping the Faith in College was written to prepare college-age believers to engage with a secular culture confidently and compassionately, but without compromising their faith.
Each chapter of Surviving Religion 101 answers hard questions with truths from Scripture and prepares young adults heading out into the world on their own to respond when others challenge their beliefs. The author includes many biblical references and offers sound reasoning to counter the most common objections to Christianity. He addresses subjects like why we can trust the Gospels even though some details seem contradictory, why science and Christianity aren’t mutually exclusive, and how to be confident that the Bible truly is God’s Word.
Bible Stories Every Child Should Know is a delightful book that will help you teach God’s Word to preschoolers and early school-age kids. It’s a colorfully illustrated 365-page hardcover storybook that retells more than one-hundred-twenty stories from the Bible, beginning with God’s creation in Genesis and ending with John’s vision of heaven in Revelation. The stories stay true to Scripture, but they’re told in simple language that young children will easily understand.
The stories are all between two and four pages, making the book easy to read one story at a time. In addition to popular narratives like Noah and the flood, Jonah and the big fish, and the birth of Jesus, Bible Stories Every Child Should Know also covers less familiar characters like Balaam and his talking donkey and Ezekiel with his vision of dead bones coming to life. Teach the children in your life how to persevere in trials by sharing the stories of faithful men and women of the Bible like Abraham, Joseph, Ruth, and Daniel.
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Surviving Religion 101: Letters to a Christian Student on Keeping the Faith in College was written to prepare college-age believers to engage with a secular culture confidently and compassionately, but without compromising their faith.
Each chapter of Surviving Religion 101 answers hard questions with truths from Scripture and prepares young adults heading out into the world on their own to respond when others challenge their beliefs. The author includes many biblical references and offers sound reasoning to counter the most common objections to Christianity. He addresses subjects like why we can trust the Gospels even though some details seem contradictory, why science and Christianity aren’t mutually exclusive, and how to be confident that the Bible truly is God’s Word.
Bible Stories Every Child Should Know is a delightful book that will help you teach God’s Word to preschoolers and early school-age kids. It’s a colorfully illustrated 365-page hardcover storybook that retells more than one-hundred-twenty stories from the Bible, beginning with God’s creation in Genesis and ending with John’s vision of heaven in Revelation. The stories stay true to Scripture, but they’re told in simple language that young children will easily understand.
The stories are all between two and four pages, making the book easy to read one story at a time. In addition to popular narratives like Noah and the flood, Jonah and the big fish, and the birth of Jesus, Bible Stories Every Child Should Know also covers less familiar characters like Balaam and his talking donkey and Ezekiel with his vision of dead bones coming to life. Teach the children in your life how to persevere in trials by sharing the stories of faithful men and women of the Bible like Abraham, Joseph, Ruth, and Daniel.