God's Mighty Warrior Devotional Bible

By Sheila Walsh

Book Overview

Just like God created little girls in a special way, He created little boys to be mighty warriors . . . even when they feel small. Now with this new devotional Bible in storybook format, boys can learn how to be strong, honorable, courageous and true. Selections of Bible text from the International Children's Bible? are combined with delightful articles to help a budding warrior earn his armor. Features include: The Belt of Truth (Article on values) Guard Your Heart (Manners for boys) Stand Strong (Sharing the Good News with friends) Shield of Faith (How to make right choices) Helmet of Salvation (Knowing right from wrong) Sword of the Spirit (Scripture memory) Mighty Warriors (Bible heroes) Adventure Quest (Encouragement for imagination and adventure)

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1400310067
• ISBN13: 9781400310067
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers
• Length: 317 Pages
• Weight: 1.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.6" x 7.8"
• Age Range: 4 to 7 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 2

Customer Reviews

You will love it too.

Sheila Walsh understands kids. From the front cover, with it's sword and blue color, to the last few pages where kids can write their prayer requests and answers to prayer; this Bible is everything your little warrior could want. The pages are of heavy paper with a glossy finish, almost kid proof. The stories and articles are written so easy to understand that even grown-ups can't miss the message. I view every video, and read every book I buy for my grandchildren before I give it to them. This Bible teaches lessons I learned in Kindergarten and beyond. It teaches us not to give up, to be thankful for what you have, why you should tell the truth and more. Sheila Walsh did it right again. If you want your child to think, and act like God's Mighty Warrior, this is the book for you.

Creative, hands-on, Bible comes alive

As a missionary mommy of two young boys, this Bible is a gem. Filled with creative ideas, discussion questions, diggin deeper topics and more, my young warriors LOVE it (ages 4 and 7). I also am delighted that it actually uses chunks of scripture (from OT and NT) and not just stories. I have searched countless children's bibles for my boys, this is the one, go ahead hustle your bustle and get this one. PS It would work great for girls too, they are just as much lil' warriors

Terrific for your "Mighty Warrior"

Our 5 year old loves this Bible. While we regularly read from our "big" Bible, this offers a connection to real world issues in a way he can understand and quotes from the International Children's Bible. Topics are discussed within 8 themes: Adventure Quests - games & activities Belt of Truth - articles on values Guard Your Heart - "right living" (manners) Helmet of Salvation - sin and asking forgiveness Mighty Warriors - heroes of the Bible Shield of Faith - learning to make wise choices in life Stand Strong - sharing God with your friends Sword of the Spirit - Scripture memory These make great daily devotionals. It has helped us cover various topics with our son and given us guidance on questions to ask to keep the conversations going all while encouraging his spirit of adventure!

Recomended!

As a chaplain I find that many people come to me asking how they can teach the bible to their children. As I was looking for ways to do this with my own children I came accross this delightful little book at a retreat and have since recomended it numerouse times. My two boys are 5 and 4, and while they do love the bible it can sometimes be hard to give them practical examples and this book does an excelent job of it and the fact that there is a sword on front and even just the title makes my boys both want to open it every day. I read the stories from the bible and then sumarize with this book to them. The only problem I have now is that I need to by another copy so that both boys can have their own.

great baby gift

This book is precious. I buy it for every baby shower I go to. I can just picture mothers and fathers reading the devotions with their children before bed. Wonderful.