Drawing tweens into the thrill of high-stakes investigating, respected cold-case detective Wallace trains them how to think rather than telling them what to think. Showing kids how to test witnesses, examine the evidence, and more, he gives them the investigative skills they need to understand and defend the truth about Jesus. Ages 8 to 12.
Did you ever see the animals, the animals big and small? God created them, created them one and all. Did You Ever See An Eagle? is perfect to read at home to your children or in a group setting. Your toddler will enjoy this beautifully illustrated board book about animals and how they move. Your beginning reader will enjoy being able to read the words about each animal featured in the book.
Teach your tweens to think like detectives—and investigate the good news of Jesus! As they practice searching for clues that will lead them to a lost corgi puppy, they’ll develop a “toolbox” of skills that will also help them understand and spread the gospel. Ages 8 to 12.
When Jason uncovers a mystery in his grandmother’s attic, he and his friends enlist the help of a private detective. As they develop the skills needed to investigate the case, they also come across evidence that proves God’s existence! A companion book to Cold-Case Christianity for Kids. Ages 8 to 12.
The goal of this book is to provide readers with an enjoyable illustrated version of a story about the Hippocratic Oath. The Oath itself, which has been handed down for thousands of years in the medical community, is well-known. The Oath is included here, in both Greek and English, but Rosie’s creative backstory provides readers with more. Throughout the book, Greek text appears in speech bubbles and dialogue boxes. A corresponding translation is given at the foot of each page. We hope that readers of Koine Greek will find this work valuable and that it will boost their confidence to venture outside the New Testament.
Peter Rabbit and Other Stories in Koine Greek includes translations from three of Beatrix Potter’s beloved children’s books, The Tale of Peter Rabbit (1902), The Tale of Benjamin Bunny (1904), and The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies (1909), with Beatrix Potter’s original artwork. The Greek translation uses words, phrases and idioms derived from the Greek New Testament, the Septuagint, and some other ancient Greek sources. All words appearing fifty times or fewer in the Greek New Testament have been footnoted and glossed at the bottom of each page making this book a suitable resource for intermediate students of Greek.
Keep this practical guide handy for the next time your preteens ask “Who’s God?” Filled with key Scriptures and topical explorations of forgiveness, right and wrong, making choices, different beliefs and religions, the Trinity, church, prayer, and more, it’s a great way to build a foundation of truth in 8- to 12-year-old hearts.
