Jesus vs. the Bad Guys
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Who is Jesus? Authors Jared Neusch and Connor Shram, two dads who love Jesus, want kids to meet the real Jesus.
Jesus is the core to understanding our faith in a deep and personal way. Introducing kids to Jesus at a young age can help them build a lifelong, unshakeable trust in him. The authors' goal is to provide stories about Jesus that are fun and exciting, reflect the playful imagination God gave to each of his children, and reveal the radical, timeless example of Jesus' message
Even young children, through God's help, are ready to know the real Jesus. That's why each book in this series features key biblical values, presented in a fun, funny, engaging, and lasting way. The story of Jesus Is for Kids! Each book in the Jesus Is for Kids series will help children:
- Build their knowledge of who Jesus is
- Bring them into a deeper relationship with him
- And lead kids to a love of Scripture
The first book in the series, Jesus vs. the Bad Guys, shows what true heroism is through Jesus' words and actions in the story of his arrest, conviction, and crucifixion. It answers the question of how Jesus defeats evil. The humorous story and delightful illustrations lead children to discover that Jesus' weapons are different than the kind that soldiers and superheroes use. Available to people (including kids!) who have to face an enemy, these weapons are forgiveness, peacemaking, nonviolence, and love.
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Connor Shram is an author and speaker from Saskatchewan Canada. He has over a decade of experience teaching the Bible to children and their parents in both the pulpit and the classroom. He's written screenplays, children's stories, and fiction short stories in multiple genres. He wrote a middle school curriculum on Biblical history and was one of the contributors to the forthcoming Bethel Study Bible (with Thomas Nelson).
Jared Neusch is a PhD candidate at King's College, London, with a focus on Biblical Studies in the New Testament. He has taught and led in various capacities in children, youth, and adult ministries in a local church setting for almost a decade. He has written a handful of popular-level articles, and collaborated on a number of writing projects, including his contribution to the forthcoming Bethel Study Bible (with Thomas Nelson).
