Bøger af Champ Thornton

A young boy complains about everything. The sun is too bright, his pancakes are icky, and everything is so terribly boring. He can't see why everyone else is having such a wonderful time--until his eyes are opened to the wonder of God's good world. Now he begins to see all the great things he's missed and learns to be grateful.

The Radical Book for Kids is a fun-filled explorer's guide to the Bible, church history, and life for children 8 and up. Vibrantly illustrated and chock-full of fun facts and ideas, this engaging and interactive book communicates big truths about life while stimulating children's natural curiosity and sense of adventure.

Turning out the light at bedtime can be hard for many children. In this colorful and stunning picture book by award-winning author Champ Thornton, a mother encourages her daughter by reminding her that God made the night, he watches over his children, and he's always near--even when we're afraid.

Using striking, stunning, and surprising pictures of Jesus from Isaiah's prophecies--the Light, the Branch, the Shepherd, and the Savior--Wonders of His Love brings the true meaning of Christmas to life.

Fleeing a neighborhood bully, a brother and sister stumble into an ancient quest and now they must escape far more powerful enemies. This exciting story engages young readers as they follow Nomi and Emmet as they go adventuring through the Bible--unlocking secret riddles and following the path of the Serpent Slayer. As readers journey through ...

The story of the Delaware Baptist Association reaches back to 1967 and beyond. The labors and personalities of its leaders and the dedication and service of its churches showcase the unfailing steadfastness of the Lord. From Age to Age traces the heritage of the Delaware Baptist Association, from its rich ancestry and its small beginnings to its later decades of both expansion and economy. Written as part of the DBA's 50th anniversary celebration, this book recounts for the first time many stories which have never been told. This book also features a Foreword written by Baptist historian, Tom J. Nettles.