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Free Stuff Fridays (Christian Focus Publications)

This week’s Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by Christian Focus Publications. They are giving away God’s Daring Dozen Box Sets 1 & 2 to five winners.

Often overlooked, the twelve books between Hosea and Malachi have much to teach the church today – and that includes our children. Brian Wright and John Brown have written the God’s Daring Dozen series to present the stories of the Minor Prophets in a colorful, accessible, way that will engage children, so they can learn the timeless truths God has told us through His inspired word.

The first box includes:

  • Haggai’s Feast
  • Habakkuk’s Song
  • Zephaniah’s Hero
  • Obadiah and the Edomites

The second box includes:

  • Jonah’s Journeys
  • Malachi’s Final Message
  • Nahum and the Ninevites
  • Joel and the Locusts

Here is what people have said about the series:

Too many people—kids and parents—miss out on the rich truths of the Minor Prophets. So I am happy to recommend God’s Daring Dozen by Dr. Wright and Pastor Brown as a rich resource for young and old alike. This fresh look at an overlooked book will bless you and your children.

Dianne Jago, Mother of three, founder of Deeply Rooted Magazine, & author of A Holy Pursuit: How the Gospel Frees Us to Follow and Lay Down Our Dreams

The entire Bible, even the section called the Minor Prophets, is relevant for God’s people, including children. Kudos to the authors for making the Minor Prophets accessible to children through these illustrated, engaging summaries of each of the twelve books.

Robert B. Chisholm, Jr., Chair and Professor of Old Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary, Texas & author of Interpreting the Minor Prophets and Handbook on the Prophets

Brian Wright and John Brown provide beautifully crafted and compelling renditions of the Minor Prophets in ways that we and our children can understand better the powerful message of these books of the Bible. They carefully uncover the ancient context of these messages while bringing them forward to our day, and in ways our children can understand. I have no doubt of the tremendous benefit these will prove to be for countless Christian parents and churches.

Bruce Ware, Professor of Christian Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky & author of Big Truths for Young Hearts

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To have a chance of winning these books, enter your email below. The giveaway closes on March 16th 2023, and winners will be contacted by email.


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