Children's Bibles
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The Beginner's Gospel Story Bible
$26.39Retail: $32.99How do you explain the gospel to toddlers and preschoolers? Often adults are stumped, but Jared Kennedy's focus on the promises of God makes the gospel come alive to the littlest hearts. Throughfifty-two Old and New Testament stories, The Beginner's...$26.39Retail: $32.99 -
The Gospel Story Bible: Discovering Jesus in the Old and New Testaments
$26.39Retail: $32.99Best-selling children's author Marty Machowski's beautifully illustrated storybook captivates young readers with the heart of the gospel. In this easy-to-read children's book, families are invited to see Jesus clearly in the people, places, and events...$26.39Retail: $32.99
Children’s Bibles for Toddlers, Kindergarten, and Elementary Students
Are you seeking an engaging way to introduce the Bible to your children? New Growth Press’s kids Bibles are designed to help kids understand God’s Word in an age-appropriate way. The stories are filled with colorful Bible pictures and lessons to help your child learn the overarching story of redemption through Christ. Teaching children the Bible can greatly impact their spiritual, moral, and social development by giving them a foundation of truth and wisdom that can help guide them throughout their lives. Let us help start your child’s Bible-reading journey today with our bestselling Gospel Story Bible and Beginner's Gospel Story Bible.
Choosing the Right Bible for Kids
Parents should be mindful when choosing the right Bible for their children as it is an important decision that can shape their children's spiritual life. Because a good children’s Bible can help them develop a strong foundation of faith, it is essential for parents to carefully consider the different factors associated with selecting a Bible for their children. Here are some criteria for choosing a kid's Bible.
1. Know the age and reading level of your child
Depending on their age and reading level, it is important to select a children’s Bible that is age-appropriate and written in language that your child can understand.
2. Consider the translations
While there are many different translations of the Bible for kids, some are more suitable for children than others. Common translations for children include the New International Version (NIV), New Living Translation (NLT), and Christian Standard Bible (CSB).
3. Look for a kid's Bible with features tailored to children
Many children's Bibles have features such as maps, illustrations, and timelines that help to make the Bible easier to understand.
4. Think about the child's interests
If your child is particularly interested in a subject, you may want to look for a kid's Bible with study notes or related devotions.
5. Talk to your child
Discussing the Bible with your child can help gauge their interest and comprehension. This can help you choose a Bible appropriate for their age and understanding.