Bible Infographics for Kids: Giants, Ninja Skills, a Talking Donkey, and What's the Deal with the Tabernacle?

Product Information

I should have said since getting my son this Bible ( being his 3rd version) his fear of God as a punisher has grown and not in a healthy, correct way. This will ensure that they are able to understand and enjoy the scriptures without becoming frustrated. I used Logos Bible Software to get these numbers—if you’re a Bible geek like me, you’d probably benefit from using Logos, too. Whatever type of Bible you choose for your child, make sure that you read it together regularly and talk about what you’re learning. Choose a children’s Bible with attractive illustrations for any deficit a child may have in reading in the early years of personal Bible study.

Home | Bible Infographics for Kids

Through the collaboration of a far-reaching field of experts, these powerful infographics reveal new beauty, meaning and connections in the key biblical themes and narratives, bringing the word of God to life on the page. Elliot Ritzema is general editor of the Pastorum Series and served as an Old Testament editor for the Lexham English Bible.As the revelation of the task before me increased so did the team, it grew from 3 to 7 and at the final count in 2018, 57 people had been involved in making this book possible (see pp 216-217). These visual aids help children connect biblical stories to their own lives, transforming these tales from distant history to relatable lessons. Friends, please don’t “roll-the-dice” and gamble your eternal life on the life-threatening lie that being a “good person” will get you to heaven. Here are some of our other favorite children’s Bible story books that we go back to again and again. This incredible gift of co-creating with him is extended to every single person and it’s in that place that dreams are birthed, awaked and activated into reality.

Bible Infographics for Kids™ Epic Guide to Jesus: Samaritans

It was my delight to art direct and refine the whole project and with the exception of 16, I was also the designer and illustrator.This book invites you to interact with God’s life-giving word in a fun and relevant way inside these pages. I love diagrams, maps, timelines… One of the things that I’ve found really helpful in understanding the Bible and growing in my Christian walk is looking at Christian infographics. I like that there is an overarching structure which seeks to tell the big picture narrative of the bible and helps you place each graphic along that narrative. Taking inspiration from the imagery Jesus evoked with His picturesque parables, The Infographic Bible reveals the character of God, his Word, and his redemptive plan in 84 stunning infographics. I believe this book is for people of all ages and backgrounds, whether you’ve never read the Bible before or have read it a million times!