Children's Ministry

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This storybook traces the consistent, overarching theme of covenant promises and God's kingdom. Unlike typical story books that focus on isolated stories, this resource helps children and families see how every part of the book points to the promised King.  Each chapter includes valuable study guide questions, references, and reflection points to facilitate deeper learning and family discussion. 

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This book uses an imaginative narrative about two children discovering a forgotten book in a cathedral to explain 11 core biblical truths in an accessible way. Ideal for family worship or Sunday school, this hardcover resource includes discussion questions and a glossary to help parents and teachers share the gospel without watering down essential doctrine.

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This book is a fun-filled guide to the Bible, church history, and Christian living for boys and girls aged eight and up. This visually engaging handbook uses a vibrant, magazine-style layout to capture children's curiosity, blending deep biblical truths with exciting facts, hands-on activities, and practical advice.

The book is "radical" in the original sense—it goes to the very root and origin of the Christian faith.

This book presents the entire biblical narrative from Genesis to Revelation as one cohesive story of God's plan of salvation centered on Jesus Christ. Through 156 concise, two-page stories (78 from the Old Testament and 78 from the New Testament), the book highlights how every major event and character in the Bible ultimately points to Jesus as the hero. Unlike some other storybook Bibles, it doesn't shy away from difficult topics like sin and judgment, but handles them with biblical realism and points toward the hope found in the gospel. 

This book is a beautifully illustrated, faithful adaptation of John Bunyan's timeless Christian allegory, The Pilgrim's Progress, designed to introduce children aged 2-10 to the core truths of the Christian life. This visually captivating book follows the journey of a young pilgrim named Christian who, burdened by sin, leaves the City of Destruction to find salvation and reach the Celestial City.

This book aims to make complex theological concepts understandable and engaging for a slightly older audience than Little Pilgrim's Big Journey. This version introduces children to the themes of faith, perseverance, and salvation. It provides a narrative framework for discussing the spiritual life with children.

A popular series of children’s picture books published by The Good Book Company, designed to teach young children aged three to six profound biblical truths. Each book in the collection tackles a specific gospel message or core Christian doctrine through an engaging, relatable, and beautifully illustrated story that resonates with children's everyday experiences.Instead of generic moralizing, the series centers on explaining the gospel story—the love of God, the problem of sin, the person of Jesus, and the hope of new life.

R.C. Sproul's collection of children's books is valuable for parents and educators seeking resources that don't shy away from core Christian doctrine. The primary strength of these books lies in their ability to tackle complex theological concepts, such as justification, imputation of righteousness, and the atonement, and present them in a clear, compelling, and age-appropriate manner.   Check out Ligonier for more trustworthy resources.