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Biblical Bedtime Stories For Kids: Old Testament Amazing Moments; Pointing Your Children To God, Ages 4 - 8

From Genesis to Malachi -- discover how to rekindle your child's relationship with Christ through these fun and easy-to-read Bible bedtime stories.



Are you looking for a kid-friendly way to introduce Jesus to your young child?



You feel they're growing up too fast, and you want to make sure they truly know and understand God.



You're a parent/caregiver, but because you're so busy during the day, it's hard to make time to help your child grow their faith in Christ.



If this sounds like you, then Only One Life has the exact answers you're looking for.



Children learn through stories, and so do the children of God.



Many parents strive to teach their children about God, but they want to ensure they're doing it correctly.



Are you one of them?



If you're a parent who...



Wants to point your kids to God but wants to do it in a way that's friendly and easy to understand; Feels there aren't enough night-time Bible stories available for children to help moms and dads go the extra mile; Wants a practical way to teach your child about God; Has a busy schedule and is constantly scavenging for time to read stories and explain Bible lessons;

Then Only One Life can help you.



The truth is, what you're looking for does exist, but other night-time stories often have questionable or complicated contents which could keep your kids awake at night.



That's exactly why we created Biblical Bedtime Stories For Kids.



In this engaging collection of Biblical adaptations, here is just a fraction of what you will



The beautiful story of how God created the world that's easy for kids to understand. Prayers that start with appreciating God and end with the most potent name – Jesus. The captivating journey of Noah and the Ark will make your kids feel like they're right next to all the animals. The incredible story of how Moses became a son to Pharaoh's daughter and the true meaning behind his name. An encouraging yet simple lesson about bravery through the story of David and Goliath. The spectacular story of Moses, Aaron, and Hur working together to achieve one purpose – God's. The perfect bedtime routine to establish structure in your child while growing their faith.

And much more.



You'll be overjoyed to find 200 rich Bible stories or prayers, told in a way that will encourage kids to dream bigger, while teaching them about God in an age-appropriate manner.



Rest assured, this no-fluff page-turner sows authentic Biblical truth into captivating, kid-friendly bedtime stories for busy, but devoted, Christian parents.



Are you ready to help your kids embrace the glory of God?

Your children are at the perfect age to learn about God's Word.

318 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 17, 2021

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Profile Image for Steven Joseph.
Author 7 books348 followers
December 12, 2021
Amazing Work!

It tells so many stories in a very simple way , and follows up with a prayer of thanks and love and appreciation. The book is a really well put together read for the youngsters.
Profile Image for Robin Morgan.
Author 5 books290 followers
April 2, 2022
I received a MOBI.file copy of this book from the book’s publisher through a giveaway they had on LibraryThing, and the following is my honest opinion.
Despite my parents being Christian, I essentially had a secular upbringing as a young girl. Of course, we attended church, but it was on a semi-regular schedule. When my mother would read me a story at bedtime, it would be a secular one like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and the like, but never anything biblical. I didn’t possess a passion for sharing the words of the Lord until I had published my first two Christian books at age 69, which inspired me to become a Christian blogger. Being a rather voracious reviewer of Christian books, which had been the inspiring reason for my becoming a Christian author, I’m leaving the writing of this review to my inner child.
Being a young Christian child, while I like listening to the stories straight out of the Bible, I find the words too hard to understand and too confusing at my young age. That is why I loved the biblical stories that this book contains from the Old Testament.
Gone are all the confusing words and too long stories, which have been thoughtfully replaced by the same stories written in a way young Christian children like myself can understand and appreciate. The stories are complete, with the heart of each story still intact. The stories are told in a way to allow children like me to begin to know and understand the Lord and have our faith in the Lord to increase with each story.
The only thing I found disrupting about how the book is presented is how the stories and the prayer that goes with each story have been separated into separate parts of the book instead of simply coming at the end of this story on the same day.
This is why my inner child and I have given this book 5 STARS.
Profile Image for Barry Nadel.
Author 43 books18 followers
February 2, 2022
The book is organized by telling a short bible story and then the next section is a prayer concerning the previous section. Nice idea. I have a problem with the basic concept that we should consider ourselves as sinners and need God to help us. I am well-versed in the old Testament. God created mercy, before he created the world. God understood if man was to be judged by God’s laws alone, no one would survive. That is why there is repentance and mercy. Teach children not to obey from fear, but from love. God loves all his creations. Every human has a soul, which is a tiny spark of God’s holiness. So we should be teaching children how all humans are equal on a spiritual level opposite God.
The stories have in accuracies in them. It is one thing to summarize, another to give the wrong reason to the story, like the Tower of Babel story. The people weren’t afraid of another flood. They believed if they built a tower to the sky, they could fight God there.
Overall, I would recommend this book to Christian families with small children. Learning to pray is important and a book like this can help train small children to pray.
Profile Image for Tabby Shiflett.
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May 5, 2022
A mix of Bible stories and simple prayers geared towards small children, this book was informative, moving, and age-appropriate. An engaging work for you to read along with your child so you can both learn together.

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