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Creator Father King
$15.99
Creator, Father, King is a One Year devotional written to help teens learn more about God and see His love, His perfect character, and His eternal plan of redemption to reconcile lost sinners to Himself. Josh Cooley uses verses from all 66 books of the Bible to show how God can be found throughout Scripture.
Each of the 365 devotions includes a “what does it mean” section, a “now what” section, and a “did you know” section. It gives practical ideas for spiritual growth, additional perspectives and background for each devotion, and a summary of how each devotion describes God.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781496434944
ISBN10: 1496434943
Joshua Cooley
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2020
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
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