The Wonder of Easter

Family devotions are not easy, but with The Wonder of Easter Ed Drew has made it easier. It's biblically faithful, creative, extendable for a wide age-range and time-saving! Buy it, use it and see your family transformed though God's word this Easter. | Ed Drew has written a highly readable, brilliantly accessible, resource for families. The questions are on point, the activities fun, engaging, and illuminate the meaning of the text. If you are looking for a bible study to help you do devotions with your family, look no further. | Without fuss or labor, "The Wonder of Easter" deftly guides families through Jesus’ last days with both Old Testament and New Testament references. I’m grateful to Ed Drew for creating such a rich resource to help families like mine prepare our hearts for Easter and stay centered on the passion and resurrection of Jesus! | Clear, simple and full of top tips to make your family’s experience of Easter all about Jesus! "The Wonder of Easter" has a month’s worth of age-appropriate conversations for ages 3 right through to teens all leading you to the true meaning of Easter. Not only will it help you unpack Luke’s account of Jesus’ death and resurrection, it will also equip you in knowing how to pray and read the Bible with your children for future family devotion times. Buy one for your family and another one for a friend! | Christian family devotions—regular, simple, shared Bible times around the table—are a precious challenge throughout the seasons of family life. The what and how of starting (or re-starting!) can be the first hurdle. Ed Drew to the rescue! “The Wonder Of Easter” makes it so easy for families to plunge together into the Bible with a series of family devotions that are accessible (10 minutes, 5 per week), realistic (key studies highlighted for when you miss some), flexible (pre-school to teen options) and biblical (it’s built around Luke’s Gospel.) Using his experience as a father and formidable children’s pastor, Ed has created a book to blend into the background as your family encounter the Easter adventures of Jesus together. Open this book after dinner tonight and head off with your family on a day-by-day shared Bible adventure of your own that will, by God’s grace, shape the hearts and lives of a generation. | Biblical, practical, easy to use and fun. This will really help you and your kids to understand and apply the message of Easter. | Christian families of all stages and sizes (including Christian adults living together) will benefit from Ed’s help in re-living the Easter story together. I’ll be buying copies for my Godchildren and strongly recommending this fantastic resource to our church family. | Ed Drew’s awe of King Jesus fuels "The Wonder of Easter" with transformational truth. Age-specific questions and engaging activities promise to captivate the minds and hearts of every generation in your home and church. It’s not just for Easter! | Wow! What a fantastic resource for any family who want to spend time together looking at the Easter narrative and help one another grow in understanding and love of their Saviour. Each session helpfully digs into Scripture and is interactive, creative and fun. The variety of questions and flexibility of the devotions mean that even the busiest family with the widest age of children will be able to get lots out of it. I’m totally going to be recommending this to families I know! | The death and resurrection of Jesus are the very heart of the Christian faith. This engaging new resource will help families hear the Easter story together from Luke’s Gospel. Requiring just ten minutes a day, it provides readings, prayers, activities and questions that are tailored for all ages. It is biblically faithful, easy for parents to use, and will enable the whole family to delight in the wonder of what God has done for us through Jesus. It would be an ideal way to start, restart or refresh daily family devotions. | Ed Drew is the Director of Faith in Kids, resourcing children's ministry in the local church. Before that for twelve years he was the Children’s Worker at Dundonald Church, South West London. He’s married to Mary and they have three children. Previously Ed was an Engineer and he is still happiest building and fixing things.