Dad Who Never Gave Up
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Once there were two brothers. The little brother took his dad’s money and spent it all. He ended up so hungry that he wanted to eat pigs’ food. Yuck!
What happened when the little brother went home to his dad? Find out in this exciting story that Jesus told.
In this engaging retelling of the parable of the prodigal son, young children discover how God is like a dad who never gives up on us, and who is ready to welcome us home with open arms. It’s not because we are good. It’s because God’s love is so big!
Notes for parents at the back help to explain the details of this account from Luke 15:11-32.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784986575
ISBN10: 1784986577
Steph Williams
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2021
Little Me Big God
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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