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It is easy to grasp a tree being rooted and grounded in enriching soil, kept steady despite external winds. Would not a heart rooted and grounded in the soil of God’s Love establish a life just as well? What satisfaction when God introduced Himself to Lil’ Kid as Big Love! That ultimate awakening occurred in a moment, and now Lil’ Kid wants to share with his learnin’ friends what he's being taught by such a Life inside.

It is easy to grasp a tree being rooted and grounded in enriching soil, kept steady despite external winds. Would not a heart rooted and grounded in the soil of God’s Love establish a life just as well? What satisfaction when God introduced Himself to Lil’ Kid as Big Love! That ultimate awakening occurred in a moment, and now Lil’ Kid wants to share with his learnin’ friends what he's being taught by such a Life inside.

The Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) once shared a story about the very last person to enter Jannah. This man will have barely escaped the Fire, stumbling along and grateful to be saved. When he finally arrives near Jannah, he will see a tree and beg Allah to bring him closer so he can enjoy its shade and drink its water. Though Allah knows the man will ask for more, He brings him to the tree. Then, a second, more beautiful tree appears, and the man again asks to come closer, making the same promise not to ask for anything else.

This story teaches us that our intentions matter most to Allah, who knows what’s truly in our hearts. This story is authentic, told to us by the most noble of the messengers, Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and was collected by Imam Muslim (may Allah have mercy on him) in his Sahih.

When Jesus walked the earth he told stories that opened the mind and heart to the mysteries of heaven. Parables for the Soul brings these stories to life with vivid pictures. The Canva Magic Media-generated images are perfect for bedtime stories.

"God Thinks I'm Beautiful" is an inspiring children's book that gently introduces young listeners, aged 3 to 8, to the concept of seeing themselves through God's eyes.

As we transition into the end times, I think it is imperative we train the next generation on how to pray. They should know at an extremely early age that life and death is in the power of their tongue. "I Decree" was written to help train the next generation to decree a thing. They should know they have the legal right to decree the Word over their life through the authority that has been given to them by Jesus Christ.

Starting with Jesus’ time in the temple as a boy and ending with His appearances after the resurrection, The Easter Storybook invites listeners into the big picture of God’s love. Each beautiful story includes a Bible passage and a conversational question to guide families through the Easter season together.

The miraculous story of Jesus' birth has been told and retold throughout generations, and now it comes to life in a beautifully crafted poetic form. Inspired by the Gospel of St. Luke, this book presents the main events surrounding the birth of the Lord Jesus in a delightful, rhyming narrative. Each line flows smoothly into the next, making it a joy to listen to while preserving the true meaning of this sacred event.

Looking to nurture your tween’s faith and confidence? Does she struggle with friendships, self-esteem, or understanding her identity in Christ? Want to help her manage school stress while staying rooted in faith? You’re not alone! Many young girls face these challenges in today’s world, which can be overwhelming for them and their families. No worries, Grace and Growth is here to guide her through this important stage. With spiritual wisdom, encouragement, and 33+ fun activity sheets, this devotional helps her grow in faith, confidence, and build lasting friendships.

The 10 Questions series invites children ages 8-14 to investigate spiritual questions and provides reliable theological and practical answers on their level. The first book, 10 Questions about Salvation, helps listeners find joy, security, and hope in God's gracious love. Each 10 Questions book presents one main topic, poses 10 vital questions on the topic, and answers each question through 3 short devotions. Listeners can work through the 30 readings in any order they choose.

In a society that values physical beauty, worldly achievements, and popularity, many young people suffer under the weight of the world's expectations. The pressure to conform is especially intense for young girls who long to be accepted. Thankfully, the Creator of the world doesn't judge our beauty through these impossible ideals. Instead, he focuses on the character of our hearts—our love for Christ, our fear of him, and our continual transformation by his grace. This devotional traces the theme of beauty to help young listeners know and love the one who created them in his likeness.

Lemuel Haynes was a writer, preacher, and influential figure in the abolitionist movement who was determined to spread the good news of God's grace, justice, and mercy in a nation filled with racism and injustice. Trusting in God's loving providence throughout his life, Haynes became the first Black man to be ordained as a minister and to receive a master's degree in the United States. This short and lively biography takes middle-grade listeners on an exciting journey through Haynes's life.

When the sun became dark one day, people wondered why its light had disappeared. The Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) quickly went to the masjid, where he led everyone in prayer until the sun shone brightly again. On that same day, the Prophet (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) had lost his beloved son, Ibrahim (may Allah be pleased with him), and some thought the eclipse was because of his passing.

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him and his mother) was a devoted companion of the Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). One day, suffering from intense hunger, he lay on the ground, tying a stone to his belly. Despite attempts to seek help from Abu Bakr and Umar (may Allah be pleased with them), it was only the Prophet who recognized his need.

The thousands of islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean were home to fierce warriors and cannibals who sacrificed their children to the many gods they worshiped. A few islands had been dramatically transformed by the gospel, but thousands more were waiting for someone to come and teach them about the one true God. John Williams dedicated his life to bringing the message of Christ's love and peace to these brutal islands.

At age twenty Rowland Bingham committed himself to serving not only in Africa, known as the white man's grave, but in Africa's Sudan interior, where few missionaries had ventured and those who did soon died of disease or retreated in defeat. Experienced missionaries told Rowland that his dream was impossible. But when he found himself the sole surviving member of the fledgling Sudan Interior Mission, he didn't give up—neither did God.

Klaus-Dieter John (1960-) dreamed of becoming a medical missionary in the developing world. He would do whatever it took—study in top universities and practice surgery in remote and dangerous places—to reach his goal of providing health care for people who needed it most. Dr. John's seemingly impossible vision of Diospi-Suyana, a world-class hospital for impoverished Peruvians deep in the Andes Mountains, was blessed by God to the end. Despite challenges in fund-raising, construction, moving his family from Germany, and countless roadblocks, Klaus's dream was finally realized.

En moins d'une génération, ce Landais vigoureux crée hôpitaux, hospices, orphelinats, missions dans les campagnes et les pays lointains. Il conseille Anne d'Autriche, la reine de France, assiste les derniers moments du roi Louis XIII et consacre sa vie aux plus démunis. Écoutons l'histoire de l'un de nos saints les plus renommés.

Jean est le fils de Zacharie et d' Élisabeth, cousine de la Vierge Marie. C'est l'archange Gabriel qui avait annoncé à Élisabeth la future naissance de Jean. Devenu adulte, il se retire dans le désert sur les bords du Jourdain et se consacre entièrement à la prière. Il est rejoint par de nombreux disciples auxquels il annonce la venue de Jésus qu'il baptisera peu après.