Books with title All About Faith

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What happens when kids mix a little faith with a big God? They get giant results, as Mr. Henry reveals in his humorous renditions of three Bible classics - Noah and the Ark, Moses and the Israelites, and Daniel and the Lion's Den. From the Moose that licks Noah's nose and the pot of Golden Calf Soup the Israelites drink, to the crazy dreams of crabby King Nebbie and the hungry faces of lions looking for lunchmeat, children won't forget these tales and the truth that there is no other way but to trust and obey.

Frank Peretti reprises his witty character from The Visual Bible For Kids video series, telling some of the most popular and beloved stories from the Bible in his own unique style. There are 4 stories on each CD, for a total of 24 Bible stories in the set. The stories come alive as children meet characters from the Bible through the eyes of Mr. Henry, that one-of-a-kind Sunday school teacher!All About FaithThese stories of the early pioneers of the faith relay to children the hardships of living a Christian life in a world full of sin. Kids will be able to identify with Daniel, Elijah, Noah and Moses as they tell of their life-risking experiences, while always feeling the protective hand of God.

Highlights enters the coloring/activity book space with a dynamic and unique pairing of kid-pleasing activities and stories, plus a free interactive app. Kids will discover the joys of the autumn season by solving a corn maze, matching colorful leaves, reading about pumpkins and scarecrows, acting out a raking rhyme, and more. Woven throughout each book are thought-provoking questions designed to encourage kids to talk and think more deeply about the theme. The free app extends the fun for endless play.

Is there any part of the body that fascinates young readers as much as the face? It's the first thing that children see when they look in the mirror. On the same person, the face can smile, cry, show happiness, and show anger. How does that happen? How do all the parts work together? This remarkable book, using easy words and delightful pictures, explains the face and its many parts in simple scientific terms and concepts that young minds can grasp.

Train ’Em Up is an interactive, fun-filled, and affordable series that uses a train locomotive theme for teaching kids core Christian beliefs and principles. In Tell Me about Faith, a friendly train conductor, Mr. Steve, teaches the fundamentals of faith, how we get it, and why followers of Jesus need to have faith in Him. Through bold graphics and interactive songs and stories, Train ’Em Up makes it easy for parents and teachers to explain biblical concepts like faith in a way that helps with attention, memorization, and recall while building a solid faith foundation. Each book in the series includes a CD with sing-along songs and narrated stories with sound effects, plus a colorful sticker sheet!

How do you explain faith to a little child? The Big Topics for Little Kids series uses the metaphors of a father away at war and his letters to a daughter who doesn't remember ever seeing him. With concrete examples to which children can relate, Joel Anderson breaks down this huge concept into tiny pieces that little minds can understand. Parents will appreciate this tool that will help them discuss the abstract topic of faith with their children.

How do you explain faith to a little child? The Big Topics for Little Kids series uses the metaphors of a father away at war and his letters to a daughter who doesn't remember ever seeing him. With concrete examples to which children can relate, Joel Anderson breaks down this huge concept into tiny pieces that little minds can understand. Parents will appreciate this tool that will help them discuss the abstract topic of faith with their children.

This is a story of miracles that begin to happen to Fatma, who works as a housekeeper for Jael. A miracle isn’t against the laws of nature. On the contrary it shows us that above all our belief in the cause can justify the result. This story is a fun and humorous one about house cleaning and about real life, and in the story there are mice that sing, elephants that sigh and flowers and plants that grow at a rather alarming rate. This story is designed to bring adults and children together to talk about the importance of responsibility, but also to show how the underlying reason for being responsible in daily matters can also be in sync with our natural surroundings and bring us closer to these things. The story also has some interactions that show how to react when under pressure, instead of getting stressed.

Join 10 year old Will and his best friend Wisdom-who just happens to be a Bible scholar and fun-loving guinea pig-as they explore such timeless virtues of faith, honesty, perseverance. and kindness. Each colorful book takes your child on an entertaining, educational adventure as Will and Wisdom learn important spiritual lessons that bring them closer to God. Hardcover, 32 pages.

This is a story of miracles that begin to happen to Fatma, who works as a housekeeper for Jael. A miracle isn't against the laws of nature. On the contrary it shows us that above all our belief in the cause can justify the result. This story is a fun and humorous one about house cleaning and about real life, and in the story there are mice that sing, elephants that sigh and flowers and plants that grow at a rather alarming rate. This story is designed to bring adults and children together to talk about the importance of responsibility, but also to show how the underlying reason for being responsible in daily matters can also be in sync with our natural surroundings and bring us closer to these things. The story also has some interactions that show how to react when under pressure, instead of getting stressed.