God had promised his people a land of their own, but there was a big problem in the way: the city of Jericho. With its high walls and big strong gates it seemed like there was no way the Israelites could get in. Then God told them to do something very strange! Find out how God kept his promises in Hazel Scrimshire's retelling of Joshua 6:1-20. This colourfully illustrated board book is ideal for little ones under 3.
God loved his people and wanted to set them free. But on their way out of slavery, the Israelites ended up stuck between the sea and an army that was chasing them - how could they possibly escape? Their leader Moses trusted God, and God made a way for them through the sea. They were able to just walk through! We can trust God too. This board book, written by Hazel Srimshire and illustrated by Neil Pinchbeck will be great for 0-3-year-olds. The story it retells can be found in Exodus 5-14.
The shepherds passed on the good news. 'Baby Jesus was born to take away the sins of the world.' The message is still true today - have you passed it on? Read this story in the Bible in Luke chapters 1 and 2
The man on the mat was sad that he could not walk. But then his friends brought him to see Jesus, and Jesus did something amazing! It turned out that not being able to walk was not the only problem the man had - he also needed to have his sins forgiven. Not only was Jesus able to make him walk again, he also forgave his sins.This story can be found in the Bible in Mark 2:1-12.
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