Jesus Easter : Explore God’s Amazing Rescue Plan – Includes Family Journali
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Help your family to appreciate the awesome, life-changing events of Easter with this 30-day devotional.
These easy-to-lead devotions start by looking at Genesis and take us through the Old Testament to see how Easter was always part of God’s amazing plan for his people. The remainder look at the Easter story itself, helping families to experience the full joy of our resurrection hope.
Each day there is a passage to read together, questions to think about, an explanation and a prayer. There are also age-appropriate application questions, with some for younger children and some for older children, as well as journalling space so that family members can write or draw their own response to what God has shown them.
So why not set aside a little time each day in the run-up to Easter with this inspiring and innovative resource to celebrate what Jesus has done for us?
SKU (ISBN): 9781784987039
ISBN10: 1784987034
Barbara Reaoch
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2022
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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