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Books > Children's & Educational > Humanities > Religious education / world faiths > Christianity
Read these loving affirmations and encouraging Scriptures as you
tuck your little one into bed. Charming illustrations of baby
animals and their parents bring a calming atmosphere and prepare
your child for sleep. Creating a rhythm for peace and safety as
part of the bedtime routine is proven to aid sleep for little ones.
Is it possible that the younger generation's entire view of freedom
has been so corrupted by our culture that they keep running from
what liberates them the most? Break away from the constant
commotion of your life and of society for a daily dose of hearing
and responding to the voice of God.
In "Escape the Noise," youth pastor Acton Bowen shares a
thirty-day program of spiritual development for teens and young
adults and offers practical advice for incorporating religious
beliefs into our daily lives. The day-by-day format is easy to use
and follow, beginning with a brief essay using true stories and
realistic examples to illustrate the theme. Bowen then introduces a
four-step challenge:
Read It-a scripture passage that reinforces the day's
message.
Think It-a guided thinking exercise that challenges you to be
still and let the devotional passage "sink in."
Do It-an action step that encourages you to put God's word into
practice.
Pray It-a sample prayer that is offered to "jump-start" your
conversation time with God.
"Escape the Noise "offers direction for Christian believers who
want to strengthen their spiritual development and make more time
in their day for prayer and reflection.
God had ordained what days are ordinary, and which days He had made
High Days and hallowed them as feast days for the Israelites. Many
generations have strayed away from the way they are suppose to
serve God; they have taken heed to the way of the stranger,
celebrating man's pagan holidays. We have to serve God the way we
are ordained to and not the way we want to. There are man's
philosophies and opinions, and then there is the truth.
(Ecclesiasticus 33: 7-9)
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