Teens need meat, not fluff. That's Dan Darling's premise in his devotions in Teen People of the Bible. His devotionals have real substance giving teens hope that God can use them right now and they don't have to wait to serve with their whole hearts. This devo would be great for youth groups or for any teen in your life. You will enjoy learning about the teens in the Bible when you read this book. Bravo!
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I knew that I was going to love this book when I first picked it up, but I didn't know how much. It captured me in the introduction. It settled me in the "How to Use This Book" when the author stated that it wasn't to replace Bible reading. Daniel Darling has taken the stories written down thousands of years ago and effectively shown that they are still alive and well for life today in the 21st century. The 100 entries are...
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TEEN PEOPLE OF THE BIBLE is, without a doubt, geared towards Christian young adults. That being said, though, I think that the appeal of the book will cross over to both the old and the young, the church-going and the non. Although its layout is that of a daily devotional meant to be used alongside the Bible, it can also be used as a simple reference guide that is both accurate and entertaining in the way it gets its message...
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I bought this book for my teen son two months ago and he hasn't missed one daily lesson yet! He loves reading the Bible passages that go with each daily message, and has shared with me how they have helped him grow in his walk with God. This outstanding teen resource has been a real blessing to my son and family! I highly recommend sharing this book with the teens in your life.
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Daniel Darling brilliantly weaves the choices, challenges, victories and defeats of the Bible's young people into intriguing and thought-provoking lessons for today's teen. If you are looking for a daily dose of wisdom and a deeper understanding of how God's Word applies to your life, look no further. This is truly an excellent book! Ginger Plowman Author, Don't Make Me Count to Three and Heaven at Home
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