Do you want to make the core message of the Bible come alive for kids? Or are you looking for bible devotions for kids?
Your kids are still young, but you want to be sure they understand the gospel message. Maybe your grandkids are growing up without any knowledge of God. How can you clearly, in a non-offensive way, teach them the gospel?
You may have all sorts of books of Bible stories for your kids and you talk about God whenever you can, but because of the graphic nature of the story of salvation, it’s hard to know just how to present it. You’re never sure if they’ve gotten enough of the story to actually believe.
“This is an excellent book to explain God's plan from the beginning for salvation. Although it is for children, the adult reading it will be ministered to.”
What if there was a book that covered clearly but sensitively the core of the gospel message in such a way that kids could understand it? A story that dealt head-on with issues like good and evil? Something that when read to kids would make them see why Jesus' death and resurrection are so important and what it means for them.
Geared for children ages 5 and up but appreciated by all ages
The salvation message of the Bible is given in a clear and simple way. Issues such as sin and death are dealt with in a sensitive but straightforward manner
Full-page color paintings draw kids in and hold their interest throughout the book as well as reinforcing the teaching
A foundation is laid beginning with creation, moving to a clear connection between the sacrifice lamb and Jesus as our substitute
Includes a CD which gives a narration of the text
Each chapter begins with a review and ends with questions to make sure the kids are understanding the message
Although this book is relatively short (180 pages), it lays a very good foundation for other studies to come after
Drawing children in with its full color paintings, The Lamb Picture Book takes kids on a journey through the heart of the Bible's message. By laying a foundation starting with creation, a clear identification is made between Jesus and the sacrificed lamb for forgiveness of sins. Issues like death are dealt with in an honest, straight-forward manner, but never is the child left hanging. Hope is always introduced. With a review at the beginning of each chapter and questions at the end, the concepts presented are reinforced many times and give you tools to check how much your child is understanding. Included with the book is a 60 minute CD, providing a word for word narration woven together with a specially written song tying in with the story.
Use The Lamb picture book to give an accurate, undiluted but sensitive presentation of the gospel in a way that kids can make sense of it.
(5 out of 5)Total Number of Reviews: 3
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That really communicates to kids!By: step October 31, 2008
I have been reading “The Lamb” with my children at night for the past week and they absolutely LOVE it! They love the lifelike pictures, especially the grandpa rescuing the kid out of the river. That really communicates to kids! I just want to commend you for working on those resources.
Can I give it 10 out of 5 stars?By: eiluj03 August 17, 2008
This is the clearest gospel teaching book I have seen for kids. Ever. Its tone (both in graphics and text) is serious but beautiful and simple to understand. I have been buying books for my church library and I have yet to find one that is as clear on the gospel without being really drawn out (The Lamb has ten short chapters). It has cleared up adults’ understanding of the gospel as they understand with clarity the old testament lamb sacrifice and how that was foreshadowing Christ: our lamb.
Ultimately, our focus should be the greatness of the message of the gospel. But this book is an excellent for getting that message across—I am so happy to have been introduced to it.
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