Parents will appreciate this thoughtful daily devotional that helps children develop good prayer and quiet time habits and encourages them to turn to the Bible for answers to real-life situations. Making Time for God deals honestly with such difficult topics as race, diverse religious traditions, divorce, and jealousy.
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At last-a children's devotional with substance! This unique daybook is the perfect way to start your children on an exploration of the Bible, while helping them develop a strong pattern of daily devotions and prayer. The authors, who are both mothers and seminary professors, combine biblical teaching with engaging stories that kids can identify with, as well as thoughts for personal application. Representing the richness of Scripture, Making Time for God draws from most books of the Bible, not just a few familiar stories, and includes both the best-loved Bible verses and the harder to understand passages. This devotional also deals honestly with difficult topics such as race, diverse religious traditions, divorce, and jealousy. The 366 entries emphasize the seasons of the church year and correlate to the secular calendar as well. Elementary-age kids will enjoy reading these devotions alone, or families can read them together out loud. With Making Time for God, you will set your children's feet on the path to good devotional habits and encourage them to turn to the Bible for answers to real-life situations.
Susan R. Garrett, professor of New Testament, and Amy Plantinga Pauw, professor of doctrinal theology, both teach at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and are the authors of several books. Both are married, and between them they have five daughters, ages five through twelve.
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