My son recently told me he’d bought Superbook DVD’s for his three-year-old daughter.

“I want her to learn the Bible stories the way I did–with time travel and robots,” he said.

When I read him Bible stories, there were also Arch Books involved, and other great children’s Bibles.

But I digress.

(When I was three years old, I was learning the Bible stories via flannel-graph boards. Anyone remember those?)

On a recent visit my granddaughter asked me to tell her the story of Adam and Eve. I started with creation, and told about the beautiful garden and the tree that Adam and Eve weren’t supposed to eat from. I got to the entrance of the snake, when she stopped me.

I thought she was concerned about the dark story unfolding as sin enters the world, and I was quick to reassure her that God already had a plan to save us.

She shook her head. “No Grandma. Tell me the part where the two children arrive with the robot.”

Ummm… yeah. Her parents are going to have quite an adventure teaching her.

However you dig into the Word, I pray it will strengthen your walk today!

Blessings,

Sharon Hinck