Books with title Let's Talk About God

The Kingdom of God operates on the power of God’s Word. When we don’t speak in a manner which matches God’s Word, we can cause things which are needed for completing a task to “play a game” with our lives. Speaking wrong words can undo what God has planned for us. This book written for ages 10 and up discusses the topic of words and how God wants His best for us which begins with our desiring to speak right words. Review questions and word puzzles are included at the end of each chapter to reinforce the information just learned.

Jenna sets her sights on an adventurous summer to recover from a recent breakup. With the first taste of alcohol on her lips she finds herself reacquainted with old friends. As she tries to infiltrate into the enigmatic Don's world, Jenna is plagued by flashbacks to her past relationship. She soon realizes that the pain she was trying to escape is exactly what's led her to the present.

This book teaches children and youth about the world of thoughts. The reader is challenged to decide whether it is wiser for him to want God to think like him or for him to think like God. In order to think like God, he must know God’s thoughts and those are found in the Bible. Each person has the responsibility of discriminating between thoughts every moment of the day by using the Bible as the guideline for determining which are acceptable thoughts and which are not. God expects His children to think stable and diligent thoughts which lead to His life. He does not expect nor desire His children to think polluted, stupid, dark or chaotic thoughts. Activities are included at the end of most of the chapters which reinforce the information just learned. This book is excellent for homeschoolers, Christian schools, churches and individual study.

Both anger and gossip use speech in their manifestations in a person's life. Anger is an emotion that God expects each person to handle according to His Word. Gossip is using speech in a negative way against another person. Children and teenagers learn that for them to allow anger to express itself without setting boundaries grieves the Holy Spirit, as well as, opens the door for trouble to come into their lives. Anger and gossip can be controlled. God expects each person to exercise self-control in his own life and refuse the enemy's invitation to manifest the emotion of anger anytime he wishes and refuse the enemy's invitation to gossip about another person. Review questions and word puzzles are included at the end of each chapter to reinforce the information just learned.

Being sick is always scary for kids, but knowing that they are going to get well reassures them. But what about conditions that aren't so easy to take, such as cancer, diabetes, and Down syndrome? Through gentle, reassuring language these books impart vital information about situations that can frighten, frustrate, and sometimes even embarrass children. Kids are taught compassion for others.