Publisher's Synopsis
This fully-illustrated boys devotional from RoseKidz helps boys ages 6-9 know how to rely on God as they learn more about the Bible and themselves. Volume 2 features over 100 devotions, Bible activities, challenging puzzles, mind-bending mazes, and more!
Hey guys! You already know life can get tough-but you can tackle all life's challenges when you let God build in your life. God is the best and greatest builder of all. He will build good things in your heart and mind-and he will help you develop rock solid faith. As you read each boys devotion, you will find out about God and how to follow Him. Discover God's blueprint for your life as you get raw answers to questions, such as: How can I trust God? What\'s God's plan for my life? How can I forgive others? And more!
Each boys devotion includes:
- Key Bible Verse
- Short devotion showing what this looks like in real life
- Reflection questions & journaling space
- Prayer
- Bible Activity
Top 3 Reasons Why Guys Think "Gotta Have God" is Awesome!
- It's Just for Guys- Discover the Biblical way to respond to guy topics, like how to be careful with words, how to be honest and how to respond to bullying.
- It's Fun and Not "Boring!" Features fun Bible activities, drawing, mazes, crosswords, wordsearches, puzzles, and more that will get you thinking!
- It's Easy to Read- Packed with pictures, cool stories, and games, these devotions tackle relevant topics that boys face and show them how to be a man after God's own heart.
3 Key Features of "Gotta Have God" Boys Devotional:
- Bible-Based and Packed with 100 Daily Devotions. Provides key Bible verses, offers practical advice, and simple model prayers.
- Age-Appropriate and Easy-to-Understand. Clear, short, and fun lessons for all attention spans! Each age-based book is filled with short stories, easy-to-memorize Bible verses, and fun quizzes.
- Great for Reluctant Readers. Appeals to reluctant or new readers with large fonts and easy-to-read sections alternated with fun images, activities, and quizzes.
