In Walking With God, New York Times bestseller author David Jeremiah distills the wisdom of the Bible into 365 beautifully crafted devotional readings that will help guide your walk of faith every day of the coming year.

The Walking With God Devotional features select Bible verses and quotations from well-loved authors that include C. S. Lewis, Charles Spurgeon, A. W. Tozer, J.I. Packer, D. L. Moody to name but a few.

The chocolate brown faux leather cover of the Walking With God Pocket Size Devotional is banded in a cross filigree design that wraps from the front cover to the back. David Jeremiah writes the Introduction to the devotional. Each day's reading starts with a Scripture verse, followed by a short devotional and finished off with a quote from an author.

This well written devotional is sure to strengthen your daily walk with God. It will also make an encouraging gift for friends family and those just starting their walk of faith.

• 365-Day Devotional
• Chocolate Brown Faux Leather Cover
• Flexcover
• Heat Debossed and Gold Foiled Title
• 388 Pages
• Gild-edged Pages
• Full-Color Interior
• Ribbon Marker
• Size: 7.4” x 5” x 1.26” (188 x 127 x 32mm)

77 Bible Activities for Kids is an educational and entertaining Scripture-based activity book for kids aged 5-8, filled with fun mazes, puzzles, join-the-dots, word searches and crack-the-code games.

77 Bible Activities for Kids is designed to entertain little ones while at the same time instilling in them a love for God's Word. Kids will have fun joining the dots to see what swallowed Jonah or helping the animals find their way back to Noah's ark through a tricky maze. The activities will occupy their attention and at the same time teach them about the Bible.

This activity book is suitable for both boys and girls and will help develop critical thinking and creative learning skills as they solve all kinds of puzzles involving reading, and counting. This activity book is ideal for use in Sunday School and Christian homeschool curriculum. Keep one in your purse to keep your little one busy or gift to other moms to use for their young children.

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