Reviews for Tell Me a Story: 30 Children's Sermons Based on Best-Loved Books

The average rating for Tell Me a Story: 30 Children's Sermons Based on Best-Loved Books based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-06-06 00:00:00 Hershel Petty Every marriage can become stale. This book shows you how to quit blaming everyone else and how to look inward and to God for solutions to your ho-hum marriage. Even if you think all is lost, this will help you to discover that the passion you seek may just be hiding in the bitterness and resentment that you can't get past. It helped me to realize that even if my husband and I don't agree, we know each other like no one else does. We have a committed/compassionate bond that can't be found by looking elsewhere. That spark that you have when you first start out develops into something much more wonderful if you let it. If you don't, you can join the many who get divorced searching for that spark every so often. The best part is that this is a short book and is easy to read, which is great when you have a toddler running around!

Review # 2 was written on 2016-05-31 00:00:00 Juan Cisneros I love the series of books put out by Stephen Arterburn, Shannon Etheridge, Fred Stoeker, and others. They are really solid, straightforward books giving biblical insight into living a Christian life. I have implemented many of the suggestions they have into my own life; my life has been enriched and changed and the blessings have been many. Common everyday struggles are discussed and it sheds new light on the way I perceive certain situations. I am not married and not even dating but to staying informed is the best way we enrich our lives by recalling certain things, such as the wisdom from these books so that we may be able to avoid some of the heartache and pain that comes along with life, love, and relationships.