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From the Publisher
Get Kids Excited about Studying the Bible
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Luke and Acts Come Alive for KidsShort devotions take kids and parents through Luke's retelling of the story of Jesus and the establishing of the church. |
Captivating IllustrationsBeautiful artwork makes the story come alive for kids. |
Engaging Story Draws Kids InFramed by a fictional story of two kids discovering an old journal with clues to a hidden treasure. |
A Riddle to SolveEach story chapter ends with a piece of the riddle for kids to solve that leads them toward the ultimate treasure. |
Author
Marty Machowski is a Family Life Pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church in Glen Mills, PA, where he has served on the pastoral staff for over thirty years. He is the author of a number of family devotionals, curricula (including the Gospel Story for Kids), children’s books, and parenting titles. His latest releases include Darkest Night Brightest Day, The Light Before Christmas, The Treasure, and Angels on Your Side. He and his wife, Lois, have six children and several grandchildren, and reside in West Chester, PA.
Illustrator
Flavia Sorrentino lives and works as a freelance illustrator in Rome, where she grew up. She loves her city and the figure of speech, “Rome wasn’t built in a day,” which inspires her each day to seek new ways of communication and expression. She has worked hard on her technique which has taken her across the globe, from France to America and beyond!
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A treasure hunt for the whole family!
> a treasure hunt for the whole family!> seamlessly weaves a modern story (two kids in Greece who discover old scrolls) with an ancient one (which their discovery tells) while journeying toward the treasure> focuses on Acts & Luke, but effectively paints the plenary view of the Bible–how all parts connect and nothing is left to chance> wonderful illustrations keep the readers’ interest engaged(note: one page depicts a girl in a one-piece swimsuit)> faithful to ScriptureType: family devotional/Bible studyAges: 4-10**I say these ages very loosely. It can be enjoyed by and impactful for all ages! Plus, there is a thoughtful “Bible Study for Older Children” that can facilitate excellent further discussion.Have you have read Machowski’s “The Ology”? You'll be pleased to hear that this is equally well-written!If your family has never had devotions together (or if you’re looking for something new), I can happily suggest The Treasure. It is undated, so it can be started any time. Each entry is short, so you can even do more than one in a sitting if inclined.One of the best parts is how well Scripture is woven in with relevancy. Your family will learn to apply Scripture to real life and be forever benefited.Thank you, New Growth Press, Marty, and Flavia for giving our children priceless treasures.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023
> a treasure hunt for the whole family!
> seamlessly weaves a modern story (two kids in Greece who discover old scrolls) with an ancient one (which their discovery tells) while journeying toward the treasure
> focuses on Acts & Luke, but effectively paints the plenary view of the Bible–how all parts connect and nothing is left to chance
> wonderful illustrations keep the readers’ interest engaged
(note: one page depicts a girl in a one-piece swimsuit)
> faithful to Scripture
Type: family devotional/Bible study
Ages: 4-10*
*I say these ages very loosely. It can be enjoyed by and impactful for all ages! Plus, there is a thoughtful “Bible Study for Older Children” that can facilitate excellent further discussion.
Have you have read Machowski’s “The Ology”? You'll be pleased to hear that this is equally well-written!
If your family has never had devotions together (or if you’re looking for something new), I can happily suggest The Treasure. It is undated, so it can be started any time. Each entry is short, so you can even do more than one in a sitting if inclined.
One of the best parts is how well Scripture is woven in with relevancy. Your family will learn to apply Scripture to real life and be forever benefited.
Thank you, New Growth Press, Marty, and Flavia for giving our children priceless treasures.
> seamlessly weaves a modern story (two kids in Greece who discover old scrolls) with an ancient one (which their discovery tells) while journeying toward the treasure
> focuses on Acts & Luke, but effectively paints the plenary view of the Bible–how all parts connect and nothing is left to chance
> wonderful illustrations keep the readers’ interest engaged
(note: one page depicts a girl in a one-piece swimsuit)
> faithful to Scripture
Type: family devotional/Bible study
Ages: 4-10*
*I say these ages very loosely. It can be enjoyed by and impactful for all ages! Plus, there is a thoughtful “Bible Study for Older Children” that can facilitate excellent further discussion.
Have you have read Machowski’s “The Ology”? You'll be pleased to hear that this is equally well-written!
If your family has never had devotions together (or if you’re looking for something new), I can happily suggest The Treasure. It is undated, so it can be started any time. Each entry is short, so you can even do more than one in a sitting if inclined.
One of the best parts is how well Scripture is woven in with relevancy. Your family will learn to apply Scripture to real life and be forever benefited.
Thank you, New Growth Press, Marty, and Flavia for giving our children priceless treasures.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023
What child doesn't love an exciting treasure hunt? Mira and Theos discover a sea captain's journal in this fantastic children's story that shares clues to find the hidden treasure. They finally find the ultimate treasure using the ancient scrolls of the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts. The captivating illustrations and the short devotions allow kids and their parents to read a retelling story of Jesus and His new church. Each story ends with a riddle for the children to solve that will lead them to the greatest treasure of all - Jesus! I highly recommend this excellent, theologically informative, engaging, fun, big book!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023
Part story, part Bible reading plan, and part devotion. This book takes you through the books of Luke and Acts to discover the "Ancient Stories Ever New About Jesus and His Church."
Add this to your family's collection and enjoy as part of your family discipleship time.
Though it may be best for 8-12 year olds for independent reader, it's still appropriate for 5+ to listen.
Add this to your family's collection and enjoy as part of your family discipleship time.
Though it may be best for 8-12 year olds for independent reader, it's still appropriate for 5+ to listen.
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