God Is Really Good
$16.99
He’s Better Than You Think!
From earliest childhood, kids need to know that God is Good. In order for the next generation to walk in the supernatural power and royal identity they are destined for, it begins with laying a solid assurance of His goodness from the earliest age.
In God is Good for Kids, children will clearly learn to:
*Recognize the difference between a good God and a bad devil
*Know what God wants to do based on the Bible stories about Jesus
*Pray with confidence that a good Father wants to answer their prayers
*Trust that God is always good, even when the world can be filled with evil and sadness
This book lays a crucial foundation for a growing faith: the assurance that God is good.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780768415841
ISBN10: 0768415845
Bill Johnson | Seth Dahl | Illustrator: R. W. Hunt
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2017
Publisher: Destiny Image
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