What is the Bible?
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Mommy and Daddy read the Bible every morning and every night.
Mommy and Daddy read the Bible every day, but I don’t know why.
“Mommy, you love God. I know this is true.
I want to know God more, but it seems hard to do…,” said the child.
“You can know God,” replied Mommy, “He isn’t far from you.”
They were to look for God. Then they might feel after him and find him because he is not far from each one of us. (Acts 17:27)
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About the Book
Children love to ask questions. As a mother, I hear them often. We tell our children to do something, and they want to know, “Why?” Sometimes it’s exhausting explaining every detail of life, but it is how kids learn.
As our children grow, we want to read and teach the Bible to them. While we are doing so, the time will come for them to begin reading on their own. Rather than telling our children to “Read the Bible,” let’s define what the Bible is (Bibliology). This book answers the question: “What is the Bible?” without fancy theological terms.
You will read that:
The Bible is true (Inerrancy)
The Bible cannot fail (Infallibility)
The Bible is God’s Word (Inspiration)
The Bible is all we need (Sufficiency)
and the Bible governs our lives (Authority)
… all within a way your child can understand. Let’s tell our kids why reading the Bible is essential and watch it transform their lives!
About the Author
Charlie Rose is the founder of Everyday Theologian, a platform that encourages everyone to know God and His Word. This is her first children’s book, and she prays it leads others to love God and their neighbors. Charlie is a student at Dallas Theological Seminary and lives in Paris, Texas, with her husband, Colby, and their two children.
For more resources visit www.everydaytheologian.life