Linda Graves
Who's Driving the Bus?: A Storybook for Grown-Ups and Those Who Are Mostly So
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(Xulon Press April 5, 2020)
Are you seeking a more intimate relationship with God, but you always have clutter that keeps you from putting Him first? Is your life too chaotic to have an intimate relationship with the Creator? Is accountability for your spiritual life not even on your radar?
Who’s Driving the Bus? is a short book, but it’s not meant to be a quick read. It’s an interactive book. Who’s Driving the Bus? encourages doodling, coloring, journaling, drawing, sketching, graffiti art, or any medium that allows the reader to ponder, meditate, cogitate, discuss, or explore the questions being asked. It’s an intimate book meant for self-reflection and examination. Its purpose is to challenge the reader to take a close look at his or her life, to consider who is in control, and adjust accordingly. And that takes courage. Who’s Driving the Bus? Is great for adults and older teens in one-on-one discussions, small groups or home groups. So, are you ready to grab a box of colored pencils and take an intimate look at who’s driving your bus?
Who’s Driving the Bus? is a short book, but it’s not meant to be a quick read. It’s an interactive book. Who’s Driving the Bus? encourages doodling, coloring, journaling, drawing, sketching, graffiti art, or any medium that allows the reader to ponder, meditate, cogitate, discuss, or explore the questions being asked. It’s an intimate book meant for self-reflection and examination. Its purpose is to challenge the reader to take a close look at his or her life, to consider who is in control, and adjust accordingly. And that takes courage. Who’s Driving the Bus? Is great for adults and older teens in one-on-one discussions, small groups or home groups. So, are you ready to grab a box of colored pencils and take an intimate look at who’s driving your bus?
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