Sooner or later children have big questions about God, life, faith and the Bible, especially when their friends start asking them what they believe. A common question is: Why does God let bad things happen?
Big questions deserve good answers. This warm, reassuring, and fast-paced book examines what the Bible says to help 9-13 year olds think about this big question for themselves. It places the problem of suffering in the context of the great story of the Bible, and encourages readers to see that whatever they face, Jesus is with them. Vivid stories and illustrations make this book easy to read for this age group.
Chris Morphew, a Christian studies teacher and school chaplain, has been answering big questions from kids in his class for more than a decade. He has written over 20 books for children and young people, including Best News Ever, a 100-day devotional book for tweens.
Emma Randall has illustrated many books, including Diary of a Disciple.
Why Does God Let Bad Things Happen? is part of the Big Questions series: fun, fast-paced books that tell kids ages 9-13 what the Bible says about some of life’s big questions, and help them grow in confident, thoughtful faith.
7.000 CFA
| Weight | 0,130 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20,0 × 13,0 × 0,8 cm |
| Emmanuel Menie |
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Ce beau livre d’histoires pour les 3 à 6 ans utilise l’enseignement de la Bible sur le favoritisme, du chapitre 2 de Jacques, pour encourager les enfants à aimer et à accueillir les gens indépendamment de leur richesse, de leur personnalité ou de leur origine, tout comme le fait Jésus.
Jésus sait que tout le monde a besoin de lui pour les sauver de leur péché, et il accueille quiconque est désolé et demande à être son ami. Dans ce livre, les enfants apprendront que les chrétiens et les églises sont appelés à ressembler à Jésus : ils doivent accueillir chaleureusement toutes sortes de personnes afin qu’ils puissent entendre la bonne nouvelle par eux-mêmes.
…Pour certains, le “jouet” de leurs rêves est soit une embauche, soit une promotion, soit un poste de direction; pour enfin se muer en une quête effrénée de la richesse, de la célébrité ou encore d’amitiés et de relations particulières. Pour les uns, la chaîne d’insatisfactions pourrait être une suite de besoins; le mariage, les enfants, les possessions immobilières, les voyages en famille, etc. Tandis que pour les autres, cette insatisfaction peut s’orienter vers le sexe, la drogue, et autres addictions et perversions.
Ainsi, il existe dans le cœur des hommes une soif, une quête de désirs presque chronique, qui les amènent à se dépasser ou à s’enfoncer. (…). L’homme cherche sûrement une chose qu’il a perdue…
Au travers de ces lignes, Dieu veut étancher ta soif, cette profonde insatisfaction que tu ressens dans ton cœur.
Ce livre est pour tous ceux qui reconnaissent leur soif. Je t’assure que si tu reçois le message des lignes qui vont suivre, tu verras cette soif être étanchée par Christ, qui est l’eau de vie (Jean 4: 13-14)
When children have something on their minds, they tend to run to their parents and caregivers. Wouldn’t it be great if they also learned that they can talk to God about anything and everything, because Jesus made it possible?
This beautifully illustrated Bible storybook, written by Laura Wifler, co-founder of Risen Motherhood, takes children on a journey from the beginning to the end of the Bible story. From Eden and God’s presence, through the fall, redemption, and the Spirit’s presence with us now, to our presence with God in the future, God has always made it possible for his people to speak to him. Children will learn a biblical understanding of prayer, why it is amazing, and that they can enjoy talking with God about anything, anytime, anywhere.
Includes Jesus’ teaching on the Lord’s Prayer to help children know how to pray.
Not yet available in French but already exists in book: Jesus and the very big surprise.
32 pages of art, puzzles, mazes and activities for children around Jesus and the very big surprise – the true story of Jesus, his return and how to prepare to welcome him.
From the original work of Catalina Echeverri.
Activities support storybook teaching
Includes coloring, mazes and word searches to appeal to a wide age range.
What is the secret to truly trusting God so that we can be quiet at night? How can we have the same faith and the same confidence as David who said: “I go to bed and immediately I go to sleep in peace, for it is you alone, Lord, who give me safety in my dwelling.” (Ps 4.9)?
The answer lies in focusing on the greatness of God. When we consider the greatness of God, we generally tend to think about what God can do. However, this book explores 12 things that God cannot do. They all express aspects of his nature and character that we can embrace with relief, celebrate with joy, and worship with awe. You will marvel at both the otherness of God and how he has become one of us in the person of Jesus.
Read this book to grow in faith, live with confidence, and rest quietly at night, trusting in the God who never sleeps.
Le Pasteur Jérémy Sourdril, auteur du bestseller francophone « 365 jours aux pieds du Maître », nous présente dans son deuxième livre, 365 courtes pensées édifiantes, inspirées du livre des Proverbes. Vous découvrirez de riches révélations sur la crainte de Dieu, la sagesse, l’inspiration divine, la prière, les finances… plus de 200 thèmes abordés !
Nous vous invitons à plonger avec nous dans ce voyage passionnant au cœur des Proverbes. En recevant la conviction d’écrire ce livre, nous n’avions pas imaginé qu’une merveilleuse onction de révélation, de plus en plus forte, nous aurait accompagnés pendant sa rédaction. Dieu le Père nous a inspirés ce livre pour vous bénir. Assurément, si vous mettez en pratique les vérités révélées des Proverbes, votre vie ne sera plus jamais la même !
This uniquely flexible curriculum, edited from Timothy Keller’s study, takes you through Romans chapters 8-16, helping you grasp its meaning and see how it transforms hearts and minds. lives today.
Combining careful attention to text with Timothy Keller’s gift for clear explanations and compelling ideas, this resource is uniquely flexible. It can be read simply as a book, used as a daily devotional, with questions for reflection, or used by anyone with a teaching ministry, to help small group leaders understand and apply the text, and to give preachers helpful ways to connect timeless biblical truths to the world today.
Written for people of all ages and levels, from new believers to pastors and teachers.
-Tim Keller
Bake through the Bible helps parents of young children explore the Bible with their child while having fun baking together.
This book contains 20 Bible stories, told in a simple and engaging style, that take your child through the entire story of the Bible. Each story is accompanied by a cooking activity that reinforces the main lesson, as well as questions to discuss while cooking and an easy-to-use recap to taste what they cooked.
Culinary activities include
Sparkling promise cookies to remember God’s wonderful promises to Abraham.
Happy pancakes in response to God’s promise to send his savior and eternal king.
Spiral tuna wraps for a picnic that links to Jesus’ miracle of feeding thousands.
An empty bread tomb with Easter dips to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
You don’t have to be a good cook, just be ready to have fun browsing the Bible!
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