Lies Boys Believe
$14.99
Lies are powerful. God’s Truth is stronger.
Graphic novel meets meaty Bible teaching in Lies Boys Believe, helping boys identify lies and replace them with Truth so they can stand firm in a fractured world.
Jason and Erin Davis–parents to four boys–use witty storytelling and playful graphics to present solid biblical truth to combat the most common lies boys believe. With easy-to-read chapters, this book focuses on ten core lies:
*Loving God Is for Girls
*God is Mad at Me
*It’s Not My Fault
*No One Needs to Know About My Sin
*I Can’t Control My Temper
*It Doesn’t Matter What I Watch
*Reading the Bible Isn’t for Me . . . and more.
Through the Davis’ fictional and humorous stories, your son will begin to trade the lies he’s believed for the truth God intends. He will learn to swim upstream against the tides of deception and be equipped to recognize future lies as he develops a passion for knowing and living God’s Word.
Join him in the battle by using the accompanying tool: A Parent’s Guide to Lies Boys Believe. This companion resource invites you to critically examine the lies boys believe, discover how to strengthen and encourage your son, and employ creative and practical tools for ongoing discussion.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780802429360
ISBN10: 080242936X
Erin Davis | Jason Davis | Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2023
Publisher: Moody Publishers
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