Bible Fiction

What can we learn from Joshua? Against all odds, Joshua showed great courage. Joshua prospered because he trusted God with every part of his life.

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. On the first day of creation, God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. On the second day, God separated the waters above from the waters below and created the “sky.” On the third, God made the land. On the fourth day, God made the sun, moon, and stars. On the fifth day of creation, God made all of the animals in the ocean and all of the birds in the sky. On the sixth day, God made the animals. On the seventh, God rested. Teach young children the story of creation and that God is perfect in all that He does.

Join Jonah on his journey with God as he learns a valuable lesson in obedience, and forgiveness. This classic Old Testament story will help your child understand the importance of obeying God even when it’s hard. Captivating narration of Jonah, the whale, and the people of Nineveh make following along easy!

Little ones will enjoy this perfect first introduction to God’s love for all of His creation. Through simple sentences, young hearts will learn that God loves the tall giraffe, tiny bee, big dog, small mouse, soft kitten, prickly porcupine, and all little children.

Little ones will enjoy this perfect first introduction to the story of Jonah and the Whale. Through simple sentences, young hearts will learn this classic Bible story on why it’s important to listen to God. Jonah learns this important lesson and God is faithful and forgives the people of Nineveh.

Daniel loved God and was faithful to Him. Even when King Darius wanted Daniel to pray to him, Daniel did not listen. When King Darius orders Daniel to be thrown in a den filled with lions, Daniel remains faithful to God. This classic Old Testament story teaches children to always trust in God’s faithfulness—even when it’s difficult. Wonderful narration make it simple for young listeners to understand this important lesson.

Who doesn’t need to hear the words “I love you”? Presented largely through the assuring words of one classmate toward another, The Bible Is Proof That God’s ‘I Love You’ Is Real is a joyful introductory book on the Bible and how even its more difficult parts are consistent expressions of God’s love and longing for everyone to accept that love. It takes the listener from cover to cover of the Bible (Genesis through Revelation) to show a unique perspective of the depths of God’s pervasive love.

This book contains Bible verses and prayers all focused on healing. We learn in Matthew 14:30: "But when he saw the wind boisterous, he was afraid; and beginning to sink, he cried, saying, Lord, save me". There is answer with Jesus not to sink with the waves of infirmities blowing around. Sickness and diseases don't respect age, sex, tribe, race, or language. However, there is power in prayer. It's more potent when mixed with faith and the word of God, not only to be healed but to remain healthy.

Rahab is an adventurous girl who enjoys playing with her siblings in the city of Jericho. Growing up, she makes a lot of bad choices, then desperately wants to change her life. When two Israelite spies come to Rahab's door, she bravely offers them a place to hide. Then God gives her a great idea to help them escape, and the spies agree to protect her and her family once Israel takes over Jericho. And when that day finally comes, God keeps His promise to Rahab because of her faithfulness and courage, even making her a relative to Jesus.

From the snake in the Garden of Eden to the lost sheep in Luke’s parable, stories about fish and birds, rams and goats abound. We learn about them, but they have no voice of their own. Here we allow the raven and the dove on Noah’s ark, the big fish that swallowed Jonah, and the donkey on which Balaam rode to be the narrators of their own stories, to inform us and help us to re-imagine our stories. We learn something about the intrinsic value of all living beings, and something about ourselves.

A comic book style depiction of great stories from the Bible. Stories from both the Old and New Testaments are included. The stories are: "The Creation", "Adam and Eve", "Cain and Abel", "Abraham's Sacrifice", "Jacob and Esau", "The Coat of Many Colors", "Joseph in Egypt", "The Burning Bush", "Escape from Egypt", "The Ten Commandments", "The Battle of Jericho", "The Wisdom of Solomon", "Jonah and the Whale", "Daniel in the Lions' Den", "The Three Wisemen", "The Good Samaritan", "The Prodigal Son", "The Crucifixion", and "The Ascension and Pentecost".

Reverse engineering the word, meme splicing, morpheme replacement therapy, phonetic modifications: These are some of the techniques in play throughout Reading the Bible Backwards, the lyrical thought experiments that make up this eagerly anticipated new collection of poems by Robert Priest. By throwing the Bible and other cultural narratives on the turntable and spinning them backwards, Priest unleashes surprisingly new but strangely familiar music and meaning. Whether the movements are sideways, inverted, or omni-directional, his satire has never been sharper—or darker.

An eerie tale of the American Civil War, and the uncanny evil being who called himself Persil Mandifer, and his lovely daughter, Enid, a tale of dark powers and weird happenings. The year is 1862, the place the Deep South. Enid Mandifer has been sent hypnotized by her stepfather, Persil Mandifer, to be a sacrifice to the Nameless One, a demonic presence who haunts an ancient house under the shadow of a natural pillar called Fearful Rock.

“¡Levántate y brilla y da a Dios la gloria, gloria!” con esta canción de rima y historia inspiradora. Jóvenes lectores descubrirán como Noé construyo la arca para su familia y las criaturas de la tierra, en obediencia a Dios. ¡Después ellos celebraran la fidelidad de Dios cuando la arca toque tierra después de la larga inundación! Esta historia clásica del Viejo Testamento incluye texto simple, haciendo fácil de entender la lección importante para jóvenes lectores.

Dios, en el principio, creó los cielos y la tierra. Génesis 1:1 NVI Dios hizo todo en el mundo. En el primer día de la creación Dios dijo: “Hágase la luz,” y fue la luz. Dios separó la luz de la obscuridad. En el segundo día de la creación, Dios separó las aguas por encima de las aguas de abajo y llamó al espacio abierto “el cielo.” En el tercer día, Dios hizo la tierra y la separó de los mares. Creo bellos prados, altas montañas, y los árboles que cultivan frutas. En el cuarto día, Dios hizo el sol, la luna y las estrellas.

Daniel amaba a Dios y le fue fiel a Él. Incluso cuando el Rey Darío quería que Daniel orara por él, Daniel no lo escuchó. Entonces el Rey Darío ordeno que Daniel sea arrojado en un foso de los leones, Daniel siguió siendo fiel a Dios. Esta clásica historia del Antiguo Testamento enseña a los niños a confiar siempre en la fidelidad de Dios, incluso cuando es difícil.

Embark on an enchanting journey through the rolling hills of Judea with "The Brave Shepherd and the Lost Lamb." This captivating children's Bible story book unfolds a timeless tale of love, redemption, and the unbreakable bond between a shepherd and his flock. In the serene landscape where green pastures meet the azure sky, meet Ezra, a humble shepherd whose life mirrors the profound care and guidance of the ultimate Shepherd—God.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Mis Primeras Historias de la Biblia Nuevo Testamento and discover Bible stories from the New Testament.

In the beginning, God created the whole world. After six days of work, he had created the stars in the sky, the mighty oceans, tall trees, beautiful flowers, mighty sea creatures, and the most prized of all creation - Adam and Eve. Created in God’s image, Adam and Eve were friends with him. But one day “the worst of all days came” - the serpent deceived them, and they sinned against God. Adam and Eve’s relationship with God was broken.

The stories in this audiobook are awesome stories based on the Old Testament in the Bible. The words in these stories are good lessons for any child to think about before they sleep.