- Retail Price: 10.99
- Release Date: August 2011
- Page Count: 176
- Size: 7 x 9
- Binding: Trade
- ISBN: 978-0-7369-2596-9
- Case Lot Quantity: 42
God Has Big Plans for You, Esther
Bestselling author Kay Arthur and engaging teacher and author Janna Arndt present a clever addition to their popular Discover 4 Yourself Bible study series (more than 625,000 copies sold). Readers ages 9 to 12 join young investigators Max, Molly, and Sam for a great adventure in Washington D.C. While they explore the exciting dynamics of the Capitol, they uncover an amazing bible story of a young girl named Esther who God used to change the course of her nation.
An unforgettable, informative tale unfolds and shows kids that no matter how young they are or how challenging their circumstances…
God is in control of everything
- They can overcome trials with God’s strength
- Everybody is given gifts to use for Him and His plan
Children will be introduced to the inductive method of studying God’s Word for themselves as they witness His personal message, His purpose, and His promises unfold in their daily lives.
Editorial Reviews
“The front cover of this book is inspiring and enjoyable to look at; children will be excited to open this book and start learning upon first glance at the front cover. This book would make an excellent selection for a classroom, group, or individual study environment.”
—ChristinaJonasKennedy.com
Endorsements
“The variety of activities and story format make these studies more interesting than many other Bible study resources or curricula for children, and these studies are a great way to teach students how to really study the Bible.”
—Cathy Duffy, CathyDuffyReviews.com
“There are several things about this series of studies for children that my husband and I love. First, it teaches children at early ages how to study the Bible inductively and gives them those early foundational skills that they can carry with them for years. Second, these studies take them beyond just ‘reading’ the Bible. They learn origins, definitions, time lines, history, etc. about the particular book, region, people, etc. that they are reading about giving them a broader knowledge of the text they are reading. Third, it is fun because of the modern day short stories and the activities found throughout the book.
“We will continue to use this book series with our children in homeschooling as they grow. We highly recommend this series of books to anyone who has children because it is a great building block to a lifetime of inductive Bible study.”
—Gretta Johns, GrettaJohns.blogspot.com
