Baxter's Explore the Book

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Find out about far-flung countries, the highest mountains, the deepest seas, and even outer space with Explore the World. Baxter's best-known books are Awake My Heart, Divine Healing of the Body, The Strategic Grasp of the Bible, and Rethinking Our Priorities. Baxter helps to connect the dots which allows you to appreciate the value of the Scriptures so much more. It shows throughout a deep awareness and appreciation of the grand themes of the gospel, as found from the opening book of the Bible through Revelation.

This positive and creative booklet for older children aged 11+ takes them on a learning journey towards further understanding their experience of abuse and moving forwards.

As the ark was lifted up above the earth and above the flood, so the Church has been raised up to sit with Christ in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6). Some of these prompts take one minute, like learning to breathe deeply, while others a full day or more, such as camping in your living room. Also included in this action-packed book are 20 pages of animal-themed activities to test your knowledge and keep you entertained for hours. I love the way Baxter is able to speak about the Spiritual realm with such obvious joy, passion and authority. If you're planning on reading the Bible in a year and can spare a little more time to read some background as you go, this would be my first choice (I plan to do this in 2020).

We've also always had flexible booking conditions, and were praised for doing the right thing throughout the pandemic, so you can continue to book with confidence. Sail with the Vikings, meet the Sherpas climbing up Mount Everest, and get to know the astronauts who dared to fly into space.Over hundreds of years, they drew maps and gathered expansive knowledge of geography, climate, flora and fauna.

With tons of bitesize facts to make you go "wow", plus totally wild activities, the animal kingdom is waiting for you! My only concern thus far is the authors approach to the history of Genesis, which i feel was not true to the Bible in places.Stories engage readers who will love the Oxford Reading Tree family of characters whilst the non-fiction counterpart books explore the key facts and ideas behind the story.