What Are Hands For
$11.99
This fun lift-the-flap board book motivates small children to use their hands in a Christ-like way.
Parents will be able to teach their kids not to use their hands to snatch, push or hit but to wave, clap, pray, high five, help and serve, because those are the things that Jesus says are good, and he knows what’s best for us.
Children will be encouraged to follow Jesus’ example, and they will be reassured that he loves us so much that he can forgive us when we fail, and help us to change.
This book is part of a new series called Training Young Hearts that addresses the attitudes of the heart that underpin behavior and explains how the gospel of grace enables us to change.
Parents, teachers, and other loved ones can refer back to these resources when specific behaviors need both to be corrected and to be connected to forgiveness, grace and growth.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784988937
ISBN10: 1784988936
Abbey Wedgeworth | Illustrator: Emma Randall
Binding: Boards
Published: September 2023
Training Young Hearts
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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