God I Need To Talk To You About Being Afraid
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Being afraid about the scary things or other bad things happening are normal struggles that many children face. God, I Need to Talk to You about Being Afraid applies God’s invitation to His children to pray about everything and His promise to listen. Colorfully illustrated and written from a child’s point of view, this book describes everyday situations children encounter, along with the reassurance that even though life is full of scary things and moments, that bad things do happen, and people get hurt, God is still with His children and loves and cares for them and sends people to help them stay safe. Comforted by God’s promises to always protect His children and listen to their prayers, children finish the story reminded of God’s love for them. This pocket-size paperback booklet, perfect for children 2-8, is a useful visual aid for parents and teachers to guide their young children in social-emotional learning from a Christian perspective. Part of a series that gives children the words and language to use when dealing with and talking to God about natural issues that arise, it describes real-life situations that children can relate to. Scripture references throughout ensure that children can apply God’s Word to their lives. Conversations with God from the child’s point of view conclude with the reader being reminded of the message of forgiveness and God’s love for them.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780758671608
ISBN10: 0758671601
Susan Leigh
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2023
God I Need To Talk
Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
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