Jesus and the Gift of Friendship, by Trillia Newbell
December 16, 2023
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Episode 98 · December 16, 2023
Jesus and the Gift of Friendship, by Trillia Newbell
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Jesus and the Gift of Friendship, by Trillia Newbell
Summary
<p>Today, Roberta talks to Trillia Newbell about her new book Jesus and the Gift of Friendship, available from Crossway publishers.</p><p>Storybook by Trillia Newbell Teaches Kids to Embrace Jesus as Their Closest Friend and Provider</p><p>Friends are one of the greatest gifts from God and reflect his ultimate gift―Jesus! But what happens when the desire for friendship goes unmet? Where should kids turn in their moments of sadness? </p><p>In this thoughtful children’s book, readers journey with Zeke as he suffers from missing a close friend and experiences rejection after inviting a neighborhood boy to play. With help from his mom and consistent prayer, Zeke develops an unlikely friendship and an important dependence on Christ. </p><p>Jesus and the Gift of Friendship will spur hope and comfort in the lives of kids ages 3–6, teaching little ones to embrace friendship as a blessing from God and a reflection of Jesus―our dearest friend and ultimate provider. </p><ul><li>Written for Kids Ages 3–6: Jesus and the Gift of Friendship will encourage little ones to embrace Jesus as their closest friend </li><li>Thoughtful Story with Gospel Truths: Teach kids about the love and comfort found in and through Christ</li><li>Rooted in Scripture: Provides a biblical application for a common Bible passage on friendship―John 15:12–15</li></ul><p> Brought to you by Roberta Foster, KNEO Radio and the Sky High Podcast Network. </p>
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