There are many versions of the Bible available for kids today and it is great to have these options as it can help your child become more engaged in the Bible. The Faith in Action Bible from David C Cook is an interactive and visually engaging Bible for older kids and teens. Check out some of the reasons the Faith in Action Bible is a good resource for kids and teens.
- The Action Bible has helped millions of kids engage in God’s Word throughout the world.
- The Faith in Action Edition is an enhanced version of the bestselling Expanded Edition.
- Vivid illustrations and short impactful stories help connect Gen Zs and Gen Alphas to God’s Word.
- Stories are in chronological order to better help kids understand God’s redemptive story.
- The Faith in Action Edition is about helping kids Engage in God’s Word, Grow in God’s Word, and Live God’s Word.
- Spiritual Growth Resources include over 200 devotionals, prayers, character stories, teaching videos, timelines, maps, and Bible facts.
- Kids and parents can access digital resources by scanning QR codes throughout the Bible.
- Major themes of the Bible are highlighted throughout with icons that help kids personalize their faith and live God’s Word. Themes of the Bible are based on David C Cook’s tested Bible study curriculum for kids and include: Courage, Faith, Hope, Love, Service, Trust, and Wisdom. • The Faith In Action Edition is the most complete interactive Bible for kids and teens.
You can order your own copy of the Faith in Action Edition of The Action Bible today! Purchase directly from The Action Bible or Amazon.
Check out below the features when using the QR codes in the Faith in Action Bible.
My Thoughts
When I told my daughter about this Bible and showed her a preview she was excited. She enjoys graphic novels and reads them more as a way to enjoy illustrations with text. The Bible we received is a hardcover and the pages are not too thick. The graphics are vivid and done well in my opinion. The QR codes embedded in certain stories required me to zoom in on them with my cell phone camera. It will then direct you to a page with an activity on a different topic, badges as they are called in the Bible. These activities can be videos, interactive games, devotionals, maps, prayer guides, and more!
There are a few different ways to read the Bible. Your child can read it from the beginning to the end or by choosing stories based on the seven different topics: courage, faith, hope, love, service, trust, and wisdom. If your child decides to choose a story based on the topics there is a table of contents for each one and they can also check off the stories as they read them.
Now, while my daughter enjoyed looking at and reading through the stories, I will give a bit of my perspective as a parent. I truly believe that a child should have an actual Bible, one that contains the complete word of God. I am okay with my children owning supplemental text or storybooks but when we need to study the word we use our full text Bible. I am fine with this Bible being used for the activities and other interactive features it has to offer but it will not take the place of the full word of God.
Giveaway
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Disclosure: Many thanks to David C Cook for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation.
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