Böcker av Anne Marie Gosnell

In What God is Saying: Object Lessons from the Prophets for Kids, you'll discover how to teach children about how God used men to share His messages of repentance and hope with the Hebrew people, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the new Christian church, as well as with us. Including 31 interactive object lessons for children ages 5 to 12 and engaging dialogue that gets kids thinking critically about life topics, What God is Saying will even help you improve your teaching skills through tips and retrospectives.With this book you can:Create impactful, memorable Bible lessonsHelp children not only learn God's Word, but also apply it and live it outTeach the Bible in a simple, but not dumbed down, wayTeach sound Bible doctrineGet children interested in learning about HOW to follow JesusIf you like age-appropriate activities, fun conversation, and watching the eyes of children light up, then you will love this addition to the Bible Lessons for Kids book series.

In this book you'll discover how to teach children about the work of the Holy Spirit and the apostles of the early church using twenty-four object lessons for children in grades K-6 to be used at home or church. Each lesson includes engaging dialogue that gets kids thinking critically about life topics and tips and retrospectives that help you improve your teaching skills. With this book you can:Create impactful, memorable Bible lessonsHelp children not only learn God's Word, but also apply it and live it outTeach the Bible in a simple, but not dumbed down, wayTeach sound Bible doctrineGet children interested in learning about HOW to follow JesusFinally, you can have a resource that helps you to teach dynamic, interesting, attention grabbing Bible lessons! You want children to love God with their whole heart, mind, soul, and strength and that begins with teaching them the scriptures in an exciting, but instructional, manner."e;All-Consuming Fire is the latest addition to a collection of Bible-teaching books written by Anne Marie Gosnell. This book, like those before it, is a means to address the ongoing need for resources to more effectively communicate the Bible to children. It is not that children are not being taught the Bible, but rather that children's lives are not being transformed in the process. As I reviewed All-Consuming Fire, I was immediately aware that the key elements needed to reach the hearts of children are within every lesson. If you are looking for a way to ignite learning and change among your students, then you will find that this study of Acts is a means to that end."e;-Milton V. Uecker Ed.D.; Professor Emeritus and former Dean; Columbia International University (CIU)