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The Bible teaches us that God always does what He says He will do. It is a great comfort to know, that God’s plans and purposes are not changed by men and women who make wrong or foolish choices. In a way that we cannot understand, God rules over everything, so that His promises are always fulfilled. From the first wrong choice made by Adam and Eve throughout the Bible we meet many people who chose well or who made foolish decisions. This book will help you to focus on God’s Word and his wisdom guiding you in your own day to day choices. Features: 44 devotional readings with scripture references and thinking further questions.

The Bible teaches us that God always does what He says He will do. It is a great comfort to know, that God’s plans and purposes are not changed by men and women who make wrong or foolish choices. In a way that we cannot understand, God rules over everything, so that His promises are always fulfilled. Young and old, rich and poor all appear in the Bible and through them we see examples of people who made wise and foolish decisions. This book will help you to focus on God’s Word and his wisdom guiding you in your own day to day choices. Features: 40 devotional readings with scripture references and thinking further questions.

Have you ever felt afraid? Most people have. So, it is not surprising then, that in the Bible the words “fear not” or “do not be afraid” occur quite frequently. The God who made us, knows all about our fears. This book reminds us that God is with us. The God who helped His people in the past to face difficulties without fear, will also help us if we trust in Him.

What’s your name? That’s a question you’ve probably answered many times. Names are important and they often have a special meaning to the people who chose them. Many Bible names have meanings that fit the person’s life and in this book you will read about some Bible characters and what their names meant. A book about names could not leave out the most wonderful name of all: the Lord Jesus. So, you will find out about some of the amazing names given to Him and what they mean.

We might think that people in Bible times were different from us (much braver and better than we are), but that isn’t true. They were just like us – just like you, in fact! There are fifty different stories in this book, with Bible verses to read that will teach you about the girls and women in the Bible who trusted God. Find out about them and about yourself by discovering God’s Word that He has written for you!

Read with Me takes the stories and teachings of the Bible from the beginning of the Old Testament through to the end of the New, explaining them in simple, direct language. These devotions are ideal for reading to children – each one bringing out truths and questions, answers and lessons – and will bring your family closer to God. Each reading is divided up into four sections: – God’s Word – gives you short passages of scripture to read together. Extra Info – teaches interesting facts about God, the Bible, and the world. By Myself – allows young and developing readers to tackle a sentence or two. Ask about it – asks questions that are easily answered from the readings. For older family members there is also an additional feature where, throughout the book, introductions are given to those Old and New Testament books that are featured. These give useful information for older children – or for adults to read alongside the family devotions. This book is simple effective way to encourage your family to come together and spend time in a daily walk with God through his word. Read to Me: 5–7

Do you like tents? Perhaps you've gone camping,staying in one place and then moving to another. God's people the Israelites lived in tents in the wilderness as they moved from Egypt to the Promised Land. God gave them instructions about how to make a special tent - where He could be present among His people. Find out about how they made this tent and what special furniture and curtains were placed inside it. How did they build the tent and how did they carry it from one place to another? The priests made sacrifices to atone for the sin of the people, but the tabernacle or tent of meeting was a place that taught the people about the one who was going to save them from their sin for good - Jesus Christ, the promised Messiah. His sacrifice would mean that no other sacrifices were needed and that people could worship God all around the world.