An Engaging Rendition of the Prodigal Son Parable for Kids In this creative retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son, the youngest son, Wander, was willing to give up everything for his independenceincluding a relationship with his father and brother Goodness. With his fathers cash in hand, he left...
An Engaging Rendition of the Prodigal Son Parable for Kids In this creative retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son, the youngest son, Wander, was willing to give up everything for his independenceincluding a relationship with his father and brother Goodness. With his fathers cash in hand, he left for the alluring towns of Perfection, Prosperity, and Popularity. Each new town brought a brief sense of happiness, but eventually, as the excitement wore off, he was overcome by a deepening sense of emptiness. It was then that Wander remembered his fathers words, Wherever you go, my son, I want you to remember that I love you with a never-ending love . The Long Road Home retells this powerful parable in a creative and understandable way for children ages 68. As kids hear about Wanders difficult experiences and discuss them with their parents, they will learn joy is not found within themselves or in the world. Instead, children will rediscover the never-ending love of their heavenly Father, who gives them worth, hope, and identity when they put their trust in him.
For Children Ages68:Engaging story keeps kids focused on biblical truths
• A Retelling of the Prodigal Son:A classic parable told in a fresh and creative way
• Influenced by The Pilgrims Progress :Comparable storyline and tone to the famous novel The Pilgrims Progress
Teaches Kids an Important Lesson:With the guidance of parents, young readers will understand their true identity, worth, and joy is found through their heavenly Father
An Engaging Rendition of the Prodigal Son Parable for Kids In this creative retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son, the youngest son, Wander, was willing to give up everything for his independenceincluding a relationship with his father and brother Goodness. With his fathers cash in hand, he left...
An Engaging Rendition of the Prodigal Son Parable for Kids In this creative retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son, the youngest son, Wander, was willing to give up everything for his independenceincluding a relationship with his father and brother Goodness. With his fathers cash in hand, he left for the alluring towns of Perfection, Prosperity, and Popularity. Each new town brought a brief sense of happiness, but eventually, as the excitement wore off, he was overcome by a deepening sense of emptiness. It was then that Wander remembered his fathers words, Wherever you go, my son, I want you to remember that I love you with a never-ending love . The Long Road Home retells this powerful parable in a creative and understandable way for children ages 68. As kids hear about Wanders difficult experiences and discuss them with their parents, they will learn joy is not found within themselves or in the world. Instead, children will rediscover the never-ending love of their heavenly Father, who gives them worth, hope, and identity when they put their trust in him.
For Children Ages68:Engaging story keeps kids focused on biblical truths
• A Retelling of the Prodigal Son:A classic parable told in a fresh and creative way
• Influenced by The Pilgrims Progress :Comparable storyline and tone to the famous novel The Pilgrims Progress
Teaches Kids an Important Lesson:With the guidance of parents, young readers will understand their true identity, worth, and joy is found through their heavenly Father
The Long Road Home: A Tale of Two Sons and a Father's Never-Ending Love$27.99
