New for Children this Christmas! Scott Pauley

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From time to time I enjoy sharing a recommendation of some helpful resource for families. We are approaching a time of year that is very special for parents and their children and it is my hope that dads and moms will make the most of this season to teach their children more about the things of God. The seasonal things are always enjoyable but the spiritual realities are what will help our sons and daughters through every season!

Our friends at Bible Tracts, Inc. have just published a gospel-centered coloring book for kids. The Characters of Christmas spotlights 55 characters in 16 pages and is beautifully done to explain the message of Christ’s coming for children. It is a tremendous tool for both reaching children with the gospel and teaching children more of God’s truth.

My home church has ordered many of these to give away and I would like to encourage you to do the same. This is a gift with purpose! You can order the coloring books in bulk for a donation here. It is my prayer that the Lord will use this gospel tool to bring the truth to many and to bring many children to Jesus.

(To listen to archived ETJ episodes on some of the Christmas Characters click here.)


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