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Heart Who Wanted To Find A Way
$17.99
In this third book in the popular StrongHeart Stories series, a child is overwhelmed by anxiety until the heart discovers a way to find God’s peace.
“God, please help me find the way.”
The heart breathed out as it prayed.
When fear and anxiety cause us to make bad choices, being still can return us to calm. This latest giftable hardcover picture book in the StrongHeart Stories series shows children how a simple exercise grounded in the Bible’s promises can help them find a way to feel God’s peace.
Though children can often sense when things are spinning out of control, they don’t always know how to bring themselves back to a state of calm. Like every book in the StrongHeart Stories series, The Heart Who Wanted to Find a Way equips children with healthy, loving ways to deal with big feelings. This illustrated story series gives parents the guidance and biblical tools to prepare children for spiritual battles in developmentally appropriate ways–through Scripture, worship, rest, prayer, confession, and community.
In this beautiful picture book, children will see how anxious feelings can make them lose their way, but resting in God’s peace helps them find it again.
2 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9780830785988
ISBN10: 0830785981
Beth Guckenberger | Illustrator: Irina Mileo
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2025
StrongHeart Stories # 3
Publisher: David C. Cook
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