Books with title Bake through the Bible

Bake through the Bible helps parents with young children to explore the Bible with their child while having lots of fun cooking together.This book contains 20 Bible stories, told in a simple, engaging style, that take your child through the whole storyline of the Bible. Each story is supported by a cooking activity that reinforces the main teaching, along with questions to discuss while cooking, and a simple recap to use when enjoying what they ve cooked.Cooking activities include: - Sparkly promise cookies to remember God s wonderful promises to Abraham - Happy crepe faces in response to God s promise to send His Rescuer and Forever-King - Spiral tuna wraps for a picnic that links with Jesus miracle of feeding thousands - An empty bread tomb with Easter dips to celebrate Jesus resurrectionYou don t have to be a good cook just ready to have some fun as you Bake through the Bible!

Bake through the Bible at Christmas helps parents to explore the Christmas story with their child while having lots of fun cooking together. It contains 12 Bible stories, told in a simple, engaging style, that take a child through the events of the first Christmas. Each story is supported by a cooking activity that reinforces the main teaching, along with questions to discuss while cooking, and a simple recap to use while enjoying what you've made. Cooking activities include: - Spiced star tree decorations to remind you that Jesus is the light of the world. - Cranberry angel cakes to link with the angel's message to Mary. - Egyptian tomato soup with pyramid toast to remember that God kept Jesus and his family safe in Egypt. With clear, illustrated recipes, you don't have to be a good cook to enjoy this book - just ready to have some fun as you bake through the Bible at Christmas!

This book is the result of many years of sharing with laypersons my love of the Bible. Like most people, I learned Bible stories at home and in the church; but never caught sight of the whole thing. No one ever put together for me the amazing kaleidoscope of prophets, historians, storytellers, and visionaries who tell of their own encounters with life and God in the Bible. ***** Dr. Phillippe reminds his readers that this is first and foremost a romp... " True to the definition of romp, "to play boisterously," he moves the reader quickly through the sixty-six books of the Old and New testament and fifteen of the Apocrypha and does it with a style he believes the writers would approve, even if the normally stodgy interpreters of the Bible might not. *****