New Releases by Starr Meade

Las maravillosas obras de Dios es un libro de historias bíblicas para niños que contiene 90 historias para disfrutar juntos en familia, comenzando con la creación de Eva y terminando con las visiones épicas de Apocalipsis. Las maravillosas obras de Dios [ Wondrous Works of God] is a children''s Bible story book with 90 stories for families to enjoy together, beginning with the account of God creating Eve and ending with the epic visions in Revelation.

Whether you are a parent or a teacher, Starr Meade encourages you to impart a robust knowledge of God to your children from a young age, because a sound theology will prepare them for whatever life has in store. Our kids need to know God in order to grow in love for him and to live for him. When we teach the truths of Scripture to our children, we give them truth to love and live by. Like math, grammar, piano, or soccer, God''s Word takes time to learn and understand. Where do parents and teachers begin? Starr Meade will guide you and your children into the core doctrines of the Christian faith. On your journey together, you will find that teaching kids about God deepens your own understanding. It''s never too late to learn, and there''s nothing better to give than truth. Book jacket.

Starr Meade enables families with school-age children to participate in satisfying devotions together by taking them through The Heidelberg Catechism--explaining its answers in short devotional readings accompanied by relevant Bible passages.

Families with young children will love this illustrated Bible story book that teaches kids about the character of God. A sequel to the popular Mighty Acts of God.

The Bible is often weakly emphasized or even neglected in the education of our children. However, author Starr Meade contends that God''s Word is the most important thing a Christian will ever study. This study series is designed to summarize the message of the Bible, encouraging middle and high school students to explore God''s Word for themselves. In this two-volume survey of the Old Testament, Meade leads young teens through the story of creation and God''s promises to ancient Israel, teaching students about important themes such as God''s role as the main character in his own story, the fulfillment of the promises of God, and the relationship between Scripture''s divine inspiration and human authorship. Includes volume 5 of the series, which serves as an answer key for the other volumes.

The Bible is often weakly emphasized or even neglected in the education of our children. However, author Starr Meade contends that God''s Word is the most important thing a Christian will ever study. This study series is designed to summarize the message of the Bible, encouraging middle and high school students to explore God''s Word for themselves. In this two-volume survey of the New Testament, Meade leads young teens through the Bible from the Gospels to Revelation, teaching students about important themes such as God''s role as the main character in his own story, the fulfillment of the promises of God, and the relationship between Scripture''s divine inspiration and human authorship. Includes volume 5 of the series, which serves as an answer key for the other volumes.

The Bible is often weakly emphasized or even neglected in the education of our children. However, author Starr Meade contends that God''s Word is the most important thing a Christian will ever study. This study series is designed to summarize the message of the Bible, encouraging middle and high school students to explore God''s Word for themselves. In this two-volume survey of the New Testament, Meade leads young teens through the Bible from the Gospels to Revelation, teaching students about important themes such as God''s role as the main character in his own story, the fulfillment of the promises of God, and the relationship between Scripture''s divine inspiration and human authorship.

This workbook teaches students ages 12-16 the central messages and narratives of the first part of the New Testament, helping them grow in knowledge and love for God''s word. Volume 3 in The Most Important Thing You''ll Ever Study series.

This workbook teaches students ages 12-16 the central messages of the second part of the New Testament, helping them grow in knowledge and love for God''s word. Volume 4 in The Most Important Thing You''ll Ever Study series.

This workbook teaches students ages 12-16 the central messages and narratives of the second part of the Old Testament, helping them grow in knowledge and love for God''s word. Volume 2 in The Most Important Thing You''ll Ever Study series.

This title guides children through Scripture''s account of creation, teaching them how God reveals himself through the things he has made. Great for use in family devotions or for children to read on their own.

Forty interactive readings for children unpack Paul''s teachings in Galatians about God''s saving work and the gospel. Great for children to read alone or with parents or teachers.

Designed for families with children ages four through ten, this Bible story book takes a panoramic, chronological look at the character of God.

Dylan loves his family''s yearly vacation to Holiday and wishes it could last all year. When he finds a flyer asking if he''d like to keep Holiday, he encounters a bigger and better Holiday than the one his family has always visited; he also learns that entering it requires the Founder''s authorization. Thus begins Dylan''s quest to meet the one of whom people keep saying: "You can''t find the Founder; he finds you./He''s not just the Founder, he''s the Finder too." As Dylan reads of Holiday''s origins, he experiences a number of adventures and meets characters who represent the sights and sounds he always finds in Holiday-characters who explain how each of these familiarities points to the Founder''s previous rescue of the city''s inhabitants. And the more Dylan learns, the more he longs to personally know the one who holds the key to entering the "real Holiday." Writing for elementary-age children and older, author, teacher, and grandmother Starr Meade offers a book that families can read together, discovering along with Dylan how God brings a person to faith. Keeping Holiday is also a charming, insightful way to help children grasp the meaning of the Incarnation.

"It was a wooden box, simply made. ''I guess you could call it my war chest,'' Grandpa said. As the children peered into the box, they saw many small figures-animals, people, and objects of all kinds. A number of them were carved from wood."

Supplies two needs: (1) profitable, useable material for family devotions and (2) a practical guide for parents helping their children learn the catechism.