It’s Still Relevant
In a world that constantly shifts and challenges our faith, one truth remains unshaken—God’s Word is still relevant.
Through life’s highs and lows, in both victories and valleys, His promises remain a source of strength, hope, and redemption. From the moment sin fractured humanity’s connection with God, His relentless love set in motion a plan to restore what was lost. The sacrifice of Jesus Christ bridged the divide, offering us salvation and an unbreakable relationship with our Creator.
Now more than ever, as we are surrounded by uncertainty and turmoil, we must anchor ourselves in the unwavering truth of Scripture. God’s Word is not bound by time or circumstance. It is alive, powerful, and relevant to every season of life.
This book is an invitation to rediscover the timeless relevance of God’s promises. As you turn these pages, may you be reminded that His love never fails, His plans are always perfect, and His truth is the firm foundation on which you can stand.
Prayer Board
When Mrs. Grant announces Show-and-Tell, Kirsten is excited to share her special Prayer Board, where she writes down her prayers and thoughts. As she talks about why it’s important to talk to God every day, she inspires her classmates to connect with their own faith. Through gratitude, dedication, confession, and supplication, Kirsten teaches that prayer is about asking for help, celebrating blessings, and supporting others.
Join Kirsten in this heartwarming story that encourages kids to explore their spirituality and learn how fun and meaningful it is to talk with God. Her inspiring journey will help kids discover how prayer can bring them closer to God and each other!
It’s Your Turn
The baton has been passed to you. You are at an advantage because you don't have to start from the beginning. Your ancestors, the trailblazers, have paved the way. Your future is filled with endless possibilities. It's your turn to make a groundbreaking and revolutionary impact on our nation. Go and make your mark.
A Whale’s Tale
It was a day a whale could only dream about! He would have to swim against the current and into possible doom. Why? His Creator sent him on a mission to find a man. Not just any man. A man named Jonah!
A Whale’s Tale: Activity and Coloring Book
This coloring and activity book is a great resource for children’s ministry, homes, homeschoolers, and Christian educators. It is filled with great illustrations, puzzles, thought provoking questions, and more.
I Am Not An Octopus
by Pat Goffe
Mrs. Jones is a loving and caring mother and wife. Her family knows it too. They know that they can always rely on her. Unfortunately, she starts feeling unappreciated because her family takes her for granted. In order to teach them a lesson, she decides to do a disappearing act, hoping they would get the message loud and clear: She is not an octopus! She has two hands and that is it.
Eye of an Eagle
Jason has a very vivid imagination. He gets himself into an awkward situation. He was tormented the entire day at school because he had a nightmare the day before about his teacher. He dreamt that Mr. Gobbler had eye surgery and the doctor replaced his eye with an eagle’s eye. He can’t figure out what his dad meant when he said his teacher had “an eye of an eagle.” When his dad tried to talk with him about it, Jason did not want to have the conversation. Now, he regrets not having that conversation and he learns some very valuable lessons.
You Can Still Dream
Fear, insecurities, failures, setbacks, circumstances, distractions, energy drainers, brokenness, lack of finances, naysayers, tragedies, family and family history are some of the walls you have allowed to stop you from realizing your dreams. In order for you to reach your full potential, you must get past these and other walls.
There are no limits when it comes to your success. Opportunity is right at your door, all you have to do is walk in, embrace your pain, push yourself harder, stay focused, take chances and make sacrifices.
Be bold in your every move. With the proper mindset, you have the POWER TO SUCCEED.
Crocodile Tears Don't Move Me
Since Charles was a baby he realized that once his big brown eyes became the least bit teary he got his way. He used his tears as a secret weapon. This worked from his cradle all through the second grade. He got away with it every time. That is until he meets his third grade teacher, Ms. Edwards, who teaches him a valuable lesson.