My toddler’s shelves are filled with all manner of books some silly and some unbelievably profound that they bring tears of encouragement and conviction to my eyes as we wrestle and read the pages. The Baby Believer series fits that second description, and this newest book in the series (Jesus Heals: An Anatomy Primer) is no exception.
Who should read/buy this book: Parents, parents-to-be, grandparents, kids, babies, church libraries, Sunday school classes—anyone who knows and loves a child, wants to communicate timeless messages of God’s truth about the body and Christ’s power to heal.
How should you read it: Loudly, quietly, ACTIVELY! Because of how the book is laid out and designed, it’s interactive and instructive, both on a practical, functional level and on a spiritual level. My toddler loves pointing out his hands, back, eyes, legs, eyes (ouch--ha!), and ears and pointing out the body parts on the page.
What is fantastic about this book: The beautifully illustrated pages spark interest and capture the imagination of even my most rambunctious boy. The text is largely Scripture, and so it’s powerful, concise, and can spark conversations and reminders about the stories of healing in the Gospels.
Where does Jesus Heals take you: On each spread, a different miracle is recounted, and we can be encouraged from the text of the Bible of God’s power over physical infirmities. But ultimately, the book concludes that the physical healings were not Jesus’s main goal but to glorify God and heal our spiritual sickness through His death, burial, and resurrection. Teaching our little ones that God loves and cares for their bodies and their hearts is a central theme in Jesus Heals and one that this mom needs to hear too.
“Christ carried our sins in his body on the cross. He did this so that we would stop living for sin and start living for what is right. And we are healed because of his wounds.” 1 Peter 2:24 ICB
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We Are Healed Because of His Wounds...
My toddler’s shelves are filled with all manner of books some silly and some unbelievably profound that they bring tears of encouragement and conviction to my eyes as we wrestle and read the pages. The Baby Believer series fits that second description, and this newest book in the series (Jesus Heals: An Anatomy Primer) is no exception.Who should read/buy this book: Parents, parents-to-be, grandparents, kids, babies, church libraries, Sunday school classes—anyone who knows and loves a child, wants to communicate timeless messages of God’s truth about the body and Christ’s power to heal.How should you read it: Loudly, quietly, ACTIVELY! Because of how the book is laid out and designed, it’s interactive and instructive, both on a practical, functional level and on a spiritual level. My toddler loves pointing out his hands, back, eyes, legs, eyes (ouch--ha!), and ears and pointing out the body parts on the page.What is fantastic about this book: The beautifully illustrated pages spark interest and capture the imagination of even my most rambunctious boy. The text is largely Scripture, and so it’s powerful, concise, and can spark conversations and reminders about the stories of healing in the Gospels.Where does Jesus Heals take you: On each spread, a different miracle is recounted, and we can be encouraged from the text of the Bible of God’s power over physical infirmities. But ultimately, the book concludes that the physical healings were not Jesus’s main goal but to glorify God and heal our spiritual sickness through His death, burial, and resurrection. Teaching our little ones that God loves and cares for their bodies and their hearts is a central theme in Jesus Heals and one that this mom needs to hear too.“Christ carried our sins in his body on the cross. He did this so that we would stop living for sin and start living for what is right. And we are healed because of his wounds.” 1 Peter 2:24 ICB
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020
Who should read/buy this book: Parents, parents-to-be, grandparents, kids, babies, church libraries, Sunday school classes—anyone who knows and loves a child, wants to communicate timeless messages of God’s truth about the body and Christ’s power to heal.
How should you read it: Loudly, quietly, ACTIVELY! Because of how the book is laid out and designed, it’s interactive and instructive, both on a practical, functional level and on a spiritual level. My toddler loves pointing out his hands, back, eyes, legs, eyes (ouch--ha!), and ears and pointing out the body parts on the page.
What is fantastic about this book: The beautifully illustrated pages spark interest and capture the imagination of even my most rambunctious boy. The text is largely Scripture, and so it’s powerful, concise, and can spark conversations and reminders about the stories of healing in the Gospels.
Where does Jesus Heals take you: On each spread, a different miracle is recounted, and we can be encouraged from the text of the Bible of God’s power over physical infirmities. But ultimately, the book concludes that the physical healings were not Jesus’s main goal but to glorify God and heal our spiritual sickness through His death, burial, and resurrection. Teaching our little ones that God loves and cares for their bodies and their hearts is a central theme in Jesus Heals and one that this mom needs to hear too.
“Christ carried our sins in his body on the cross. He did this so that we would stop living for sin and start living for what is right. And we are healed because of his wounds.” 1 Peter 2:24 ICB
We Are Healed Because of His Wounds...
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020
My toddler’s shelves are filled with all manner of books some silly and some unbelievably profound that they bring tears of encouragement and conviction to my eyes as we wrestle and read the pages. The Baby Believer series fits that second description, and this newest book in the series (Jesus Heals: An Anatomy Primer) is no exception.Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020
Who should read/buy this book: Parents, parents-to-be, grandparents, kids, babies, church libraries, Sunday school classes—anyone who knows and loves a child, wants to communicate timeless messages of God’s truth about the body and Christ’s power to heal.
How should you read it: Loudly, quietly, ACTIVELY! Because of how the book is laid out and designed, it’s interactive and instructive, both on a practical, functional level and on a spiritual level. My toddler loves pointing out his hands, back, eyes, legs, eyes (ouch--ha!), and ears and pointing out the body parts on the page.
What is fantastic about this book: The beautifully illustrated pages spark interest and capture the imagination of even my most rambunctious boy. The text is largely Scripture, and so it’s powerful, concise, and can spark conversations and reminders about the stories of healing in the Gospels.
Where does Jesus Heals take you: On each spread, a different miracle is recounted, and we can be encouraged from the text of the Bible of God’s power over physical infirmities. But ultimately, the book concludes that the physical healings were not Jesus’s main goal but to glorify God and heal our spiritual sickness through His death, burial, and resurrection. Teaching our little ones that God loves and cares for their bodies and their hearts is a central theme in Jesus Heals and one that this mom needs to hear too.
“Christ carried our sins in his body on the cross. He did this so that we would stop living for sin and start living for what is right. And we are healed because of his wounds.” 1 Peter 2:24 ICB
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