Taking children back in time to experience life with Jesus as a boy. “The Impatient Carpenter” is a fictional story about Jesus’ friend, Nathan, who learns patience as he attempts to build himself a stool. He wants it done quickly and makes a mess of things, until Jesus helps him get it right and teaches him the benefits of patience as a result.

A fictional story of little Jesus, the son of God, and his best friends, who experience a day at the pond. After a time of loud and boisterous play, they realize the need to be calm and quiet for the frogs to be seen and heard. Children learn from this story that it’s ok to be loud and excited sometimes, but having the ability to be quiet when it’s called for can be a great advantage.

A book of praises that will provide you with a tool to use in your worship time together and filled with reminders of why we worship Him. If you don’t know what to say when you want to thank God, use this book as a way to help you voice your thoughts and feelings to God. The children can repeat the phrases or say them in their own words using “”I-messages”” that can help them focus on what they’re saying. Any time of the day; first thing in the morning, to last thing at night, one or two pages accompanied with a joyful willing heart is enough to get them started in making worshiping God a habit in their life. Includes colorful and relatable illustrations as well as the original Bible verse followed by a paraphrased version.