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99 Thoughts on the Creator: Unexpected Encounters With Our Artistic God
Painter. Photographer. Builder. Sculptor. Filmmaker. Architect. Writer. Designer. Musician. Farmer.
Each of those words describes a characteristic of God and a reflection of what he passionately loves doing. You see, God is a creative-- it's what he does and who he is. God loves to create, and he loves his the birds, the mountains, the rivers, the stars. And each of us.
99 Thoughts on the Creator examines different traits of our astoundingly creative God and brings things down to a human understanding by considering God as an artist, a builder, and a farmer.
As your students read through the pages of this book, they'll be challenged to think of God differently, to appreciate his artistic and inventive power more deeply, and to see how they were designed to express those same creative attributes in their own lives.
Help your teenagers become inspired to create, build, express, and design by the One who started it all.
Each of those words describes a characteristic of God and a reflection of what he passionately loves doing. You see, God is a creative-- it's what he does and who he is. God loves to create, and he loves his the birds, the mountains, the rivers, the stars. And each of us.
99 Thoughts on the Creator examines different traits of our astoundingly creative God and brings things down to a human understanding by considering God as an artist, a builder, and a farmer.
As your students read through the pages of this book, they'll be challenged to think of God differently, to appreciate his artistic and inventive power more deeply, and to see how they were designed to express those same creative attributes in their own lives.
Help your teenagers become inspired to create, build, express, and design by the One who started it all.
110 pages, Paperback
First published June 27, 2013
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February 17, 2014
Worst devotional book ever.
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