Wrong Way Jonah

From bestselling author Kay Arthur and dynamic Bible teacher Janna Arndt comes a completely revised Discover 4 Yourself® Bible study on the book of Jonah (over 50,000 copies sold). Kids team up with Max and Molly and begin the greatest adventure ever! They’ll even meet a man who spent three days in the belly of a great fish. As they investigate Jonah’s story, they’ll learn about God’s great love and compassion the importance of obedience repentance With pad and pencil in hand, kids will travel to Nineveh to get the scoop on Jonah, the prophet who tried to go the wrong way. Complete with puzzles and games to keep kids thinking, Wrong Way, Jonah! helps kids better understand this exciting biblical story. The Discover 4 Yourself® Bible study series engages kids and challenges them to get to know God’s Word better in fun and meaningful ways.

This series for kids ages 9-12 combines a serious commitment to Bible study with fun and memorable games, puzzles, and activities to reinforce biblical truth. Each study is divided into daily lessons built around an in-depth, inductive study of a book or character of the Bible.

5-week study--"Man Swallowed by Giant Fish!" You're a newspaper reporter assigned to cover this lead story. Investigate the facts with fun activities and games. Great Bible study on Jonah; learn how to go the right way!

5-week study--"Man Swallowed by Giant Fish!" You're a newspaper reporter assigned to cover this lead story. Investigate the facts with fun activities and games. Great Bible study on Jonah; learn how to go the right way!

This exciting addition to Kay Arthur and Janna Arndt's Discover 4 Yourself® Inductive Bible Studies for Kids series leads young believers ages 8-12 on a journey to God's heart using the inductive study method and the wonder of an adventurous spy tale. On this latest quest, young adventurers along with their favorite characters Max and Molly uncover who God is by exploring His many names and what they mean. Discoveries from the Bible, memorable stories, and clever mazes and activities unfold the names of God and His attributes, such as: Creator Protector Provider Healer Shepherd Ideal for Sunday school classes, Bible study groups, homeschoolers, and individuals.

I thought about when God first made man. I thought about when God saved the world with eight people. I thought about the new world that is coming when Jesus comes back to this earth to rule. I just write these truths as the Lord gives them to me. I was a country boy that didnt know too much of anything, but this one thing I know: the Lord is coming back to take away all the people that are ready to go back with him. John said, I saw a new Heaven and a new Earth. The old Heaven and the old Earth is passing away and will be no more. A new beginning. So I just like to write, to tell a story about God.

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