God Is Great God Is Good
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A simple prayer reminds us that God is always GREAT and always GOOD.
It’s dinnertime, and Hunter is ready to pray and thank God for his meal. But he wonders, What do all these words in my prayer mean? “God is good,” but so is ice cream. “God is great,” but so is our soccer team. And is God great even when sad things happen?
Thankfully, Hunter’s parents wisely answer all his curious questions. Readers can learn along with him, discovering:
*A model prayer for mealtimes
*A simple explanation of God’s power and goodness
*The encouragement to pray with a grateful heart
After meeting Hunter, readers will pray with confidence and gratitude, knowing that God is greater than anything and always sharing His goodness.
4 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9781430095668
ISBN10: 1430095660
D. Scott Hildreth | Illustrator: Alexandra Colombo
Binding: Boards
Published: October 2024
Publisher: B and H Publishing Group
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