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Free Stuff Fridays (RFPA)

This Free Stuff Fridays post is sponsored by the Reformed Free Publishing Association (RFPA), whose mission is to glorify God through the publication and distribution of Reformed literature. They are giving away 10 copies of Journey Through the Psalms: A Thirty-Day Devotional for ages 9-13.

Sign up with your email below for a chance to win a free copy of Journey Through the Psalms! In this devotional for ages 9–13, readers will travel through several time periods, starting with Israel in the wilderness, then through the life of David, the captivity of Judah, and finally Christ’s work on earth. You will tour many important sites like caves, palaces, and even a national park. You’ll also make some stops along the way to consider spiritual topics from the psalms that are still relevant for young Christians today. 

Author Mike Velthouse is an avid reader. In 2020 he began writing articles for his church’s newsletter about people and places from Bible history. Since then he has published many articles for children in the magazine Ignited by the Word. Mike lives in Michigan near his three adult daughters and granddaughter. Journey Through the Psalms is his first book.

Illustrator Erinn Kuiper is a wife and a mom to four children. She enjoys working with watercolors and especially likes to paint greeting cards. Erinn lives in Michigan.

Only one entry will be accepted per valid email address. Entries will close at 11:59 p.m. ET on July 4, 2024. Winners will be notified by email during the week of July 8. 


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