Help your young children learn to live for God! Stop-and-Go Devotional provides short, active devotions based on Bible stories, designed for busy families with preschoolers and primary-grade children. Written by bestselling author Diane Stortz, this to-the-point, interactive devotional gives bite-size teachings on how to follow God.
| Title: Stop-and-Go Devotional By: Diane Stortz Illustrated By: Hannah Marks Format: Hardcover Number of Pages: 224 Vendor: Thomas Nelson Publication Date: 2019 | Dimensions: 9.03 X 6.60 (inches) Weight: 1 pound 3 ounces ISBN: 1400317584 ISBN-13: 9781400317585 Ages: 4-7 Stock No: WW317585 |
Help your young children learn to live for God!
Stop-and-Go Devotional provides short, active devotions based on Bible stories, designed for busy families with preschoolers and primary-grade children. Written by bestselling author Diane Stortz, this to-the-point, interactive devotional gives bite-size teachings on how to follow God.
Each short devotion consists of an action-filled Bible story (Stop and Read), an age-appropriate devotional thought with questions and a brief prayer (Think and Talk), and an easy and fun follow-up activity, a thought to remember, and a supporting Bible verse (Green Means Go!).
This book provides a way to have intentional quality time with your kids; it's fun, educational, and meaningful for your family's faith journey together.
Diane M. Stortz is an author and former editorial director whose heart’s desire is to "tell the next generation about the glorious deeds of the Lord" (Psalm 78:4). Diane’s books include Words to Dream On, The Sweetest Story Bible, I Am, I Am Devotional, Say & Pray Bible, Say & Pray Devotions, and A Woman’s Guide to Reading the Bible in a Year. Diane and her husband reside in Cincinnati, Ohio, and have two married daughters. Diane enjoys walking, gardening, and visiting her four young grandsons.
Hannah Marks was born in 1977 in Derby, England, UK. She grew up in the Midlands and now lives in Hertfordshire with her husband, children, and a (bonkers) kitten. She's self-taught and often draws inspiration from anything vintage as well as completely random thoughts that drop into her head, which usually happens after eating cake. Hannah works digitally in Corel Painter and Photoshop, creating characters and illustrations and using patterns and textures to make everything look fancy.
