Adventures in the Gospels Vol. 1

David Luckman

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This product will be available on November 11th, 2025

Description

Volume One: The Beginning of Jesus' Earthly Ministry

Witness the wonders of the Gospels with volume one of Adventures in the Gospels, beautifully illustrated by Silvana Di Marcello. This engaging collection brings to life the early stories of Jesus—from his miraculous birth in Bethlehem to his powerful early ministry throughout Galilee.

Young readers will discover the wonder of the Christmas story, witness Jesus' childhood visit to the temple, and join John the Baptist as he prepares the way. Follow along as Jesus calls his first disciples, performs his first miracles, and delivers his revolutionary teachings on the mountainside—including the Beatitudes and the Lord's Prayer.

Each story includes "What's the Point" sections that reveal the deeper meaning of each biblical account, along with "Look Back" and "Check This Out" features that connect Old Testament prophecies with their New Testament fulfilment. Thought-provoking questions encourage children to apply these timeless truths to their own lives.

Perfect for family devotions, Sunday School classes, or independent reading, this volume lays the foundation for understanding Jesus' life and teachings. With accessible language and captivating storytelling, children will be drawn into the greatest story ever told—discovering not just what Jesus did, but who He is and why He came.

Begin the adventure of faith with this first collection of Gospel stories that will both educate and inspire young hearts to follow Jesus.

Author

David Luckman

David Luckman is the Church Planter at Hilden Community Church in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. He is the author of ‘Adventures in Acts’ and Trail Blazer biographies on John Wycliffe and Polycarp. He is married to Sarah and has two daughters.

Specifications

ISBN 9781527112193

Author David Luckman

Imprint CF4Kids

Category Children & Youth

Page Count 64

Width 216 mm

Height 279 mm

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