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Make a Difference Youth Bible (Nlt)
Edited by Ken Castor
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God's Word can transform the world through your kids. In this big, chaotic, and confusing world, God has called today's youth to stand up in faith and join a legacy of difference makers. The Make a Difference Youth Bible is filled with life-changing reflections and get-out-of-the-chair activities to help the younger generations walk with Jesus, impact the world around them, and bring the good news of Jesus to people who need hope. They can uncover their radical, God-given purpose with this Bible's dynamic features: Difference-maker reflections and action steps to encourage them to apply God's Word to their lives Story arc callouts to reveal how God transforms ordinary people for his extraordinary purpose Scripture-based questions and prayers to bring them closer to the living God Complete text of the New Living Translation in an easy-to-read single-column format Wide margins with convenient space for journaling and note-taking Story arc index One-year reading plan Verse finder Accounts of parables, miracles, and archaeological discoveries Graphics, appendixes, and more Your kids will see God in action as his redemptive plan unfolds throughout history and discover how they can take part in his world-changing mission.
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Publisher | BroadStreet Publishing
Published date | 7 May 2024
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 1856
Dimensions | 0 x 0 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-1-4245-6241-1
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