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Free Stuff Fridays (Harvest House)

This week, the blog and this giveaway are sponsored by Harvest House Publishers.

“Costi and Christyne Hinn have put together an invaluable tool for parents to use to show the wonder of creation and the beauty of the gospel.” 
—Timothy and Allie Beth Stuckey, hosts of the BlazeTV podcast Relatable 

Where It All Started

Where do you begin to know the greatness of God? At the very start, of course! God created EVERYTHING, including your one-of-a-kind kid. Earth’s Epic Start is a fun way for your child to explore the Bible and build a foundation for a future spent studying God’s Word.

In addition to reading the verses from each day’s study, kids will encounter fun facts, definitions of key terms, questions that reinforce the daily reading, and a memory verse.
 
This in-depth study of humankind’s creation and fall will equip your child to… 

  • know God in a deeper way
  • grow in knowledge of how God created everything
  • meet ordinary people who God used in extraordinary ways
  • stand strong in the truth and never be fooled by lies
  • share with others about how amazing God is

Your child’s faith will grow as they learn about Earth’s epic start!

Enter to Win a Free Copy
Complete the form below and enter to win one of five free copies of Earth’s Epic Start. Act soon—the deadline for entry is January 1st at 11:59 pm.


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