Hope, Joy, and the Clues About God

About this book

When kids at school say believing in God is silly, eight-year-old twins Hope and Joy decide to find out for themselves.With a little help from Mom and Dad and their loyal dog, Rufus, they start noticing clues everywhere, each one pointing to something bigger than themselves. And as the clues add up, they realize the truth: God is real.Real reasons, sized for kidsAt some point, your child will wonder, "Is God real?" This heartfelt chapter book, set in everyday life, gives children good reasons for their faith, the words to talk about it with confidence, and a foundation to build on as they grow. Help them know not just what they believe, but why.Four clues, hidden in plain sight The Rule in Our Hearts The First Push A World That Works So Well Things You Can't See Woven throughout the story, the first three are children's versions of the classic moral, cosmological, and design arguments for God, reasons inspired by great Christian thinkers like C. S. Lewis.Read it alone or together Ages 6-10, 56 pages, 6 chapters, 13 full-color illustrations Easy for confident readers to enjoy on their own, and a natural read-aloud at home, at church, or at school Seven discussion questions, a short prayer to share together, and a note for parents and caregivers, for families who want to talk it through Faith isn't blind. It's built on clues. Book One of the Shining Truth Series.