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Excite kids about how great it is to be a Christian with this beautifully illustrated treasury of theological truths.
Going from A to Z, kids will learn about the amazing things that are true of us if we know Christ. For example:
Each letter teaches children about an aspect of our identity in Christ using Bible verses and clear engaging teaching by Alistair Begg. Reflection questions and prayers are included, making it possible to use this resource devotionally, such as for bedtime devotions or morning baskets. It can also be used as a kind of catechism, summarizing some of the Bible's truths about being a Christian. The alphabet format makes these theological truths easy to remember. Can be read to kids 4+ or read by kids 7+.
Children will be invited to praise, thank, and worship Jesus as they grow more excited about all the incredible blessings that come with being his friend.
(Review written for 'Download the full-size illustrations - C is for Christian')
I bought it for my Grandchildren, then bought another for myself, and have shared it with my coworkers at our school. I plan to use it in my classroom next school year. Beautifully and succinctly written, with lovely, creative illustrations. I want to give everyone I love a copy!
Very pleased with this book, it’s the perfect baby gift or birthday gift, should be treasured by every family! The characteristics of being a Christian are highlighted through the alphabet and it’s a great way to plant seeds in minds and hearts early, excellent teaching tool for a strong Christian foundation.
I'm always on the lookout for books that take theology and put it at a child's comprehension level. I want my kids to have a solid foundation of theology that goes beyond the picture book Bibles. This is a great book that uses the alphabet to talk about our identity in Christ. It's easy for kids to try to fashion their own identities centered on their appearance or their interests. This reminds them that we are who God says we are. I love the illustrations and how they use the letter's shape to create an image that portrays the main ...idea. It's both very creative and informative and will definitely be used as a family devotional before bed time!
