Action Bible Devotional
$27.99
Stunning artwork and beyond-the-book activities bring faith to life in this colorful devotional companion to the bestselling Action Bible.
The Action Bible Devotional pairs selected stories from The Action Bible with spiritual lessons and action-adventure missions in a 52-week devotional that launches kids’ faith into everyday life. Whether they’re drawing their own Bible story comics, dreaming up a list of life goals, or reaching out to a lonely kid at school, kids will say goodbye to Bible boredom with daily readings and activities based on the intersection of Scripture and a middle schooler’s everyday reality. Ideal for readers ages nine to twelve, this hands-on guidebook takes faith off the page and sets it in motion for every young reader looking for a new spiritual adventure.
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780781407274
Sergio Cariello | Jeremy Jones
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: 2012
Action Bible
Publisher: David C. Cook
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