Empower kids aged 3+ to connect the gospel to their own actions, attitudes and perspective! From creation and fall to redemption, sanctification and glorification, this colourful rhyming storybook captures the beauty of the gospel message through simple, practical rhyming language and illustrations that children will love to engage with.
Focusing on the way we use our mouths, Abbey Wedgeworth helps children to see that God gave their words real power, and that this power can be used to heal or to harm. But we're not left on our own to do the right thing—we can look to Jesus as our example, ask God for forgiveness when we mess up, and receive the help of the Holy Spirit as we use our mouths for God's glory!
With bright illustrations and fun rhymes, this storybook will inspire and equip your children to follow Jesus in word and deed.
Your Magnificent Mouth is part of the Training Young Hearts series, which encourages children to gospel-centred, grace-fuelled obedience. The lift-the-flap board books for toddlers focus on specific behaviours while the rhyming storybooks help kids ages 3+ to understand the gospel and apply it to their lives in a way that suits their age and stage.
Focusing on the way we use our mouths, Abbey Wedgeworth helps children to see that God gave their words real power, and that this power can be used to heal or to harm. But we're not left on our own to do the right thing—we can look to Jesus as our example, ask God for forgiveness when we mess up, and receive the help of the Holy Spirit as we use our mouths for God's glory!
With bright illustrations and fun rhymes, this storybook will inspire and equip your children to follow Jesus in word and deed.
Your Magnificent Mouth is part of the Training Young Hearts series, which encourages children to gospel-centred, grace-fuelled obedience. The lift-the-flap board books for toddlers focus on specific behaviours while the rhyming storybooks help kids ages 3+ to understand the gospel and apply it to their lives in a way that suits their age and stage.
