Tuesday’s Book Giveaway

Last updated on: April 3, 2012 at 11:18 pm by Jill Joiner

Tuesday’s Book Giveaway 2012-04-03T23:18:11+00:00 Jill Joiner

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Herein is Love, Commentaries for Children, by Nancy Ganz

A homeschooling mom wrote these commentaries out of a desire for her own children to understand rich things about God. So far, she has covered the first four books of the Old Testament. Each section has a daily reading, prayer, and craft, as well as suggestions for visual aids, all to reinforce the lesson. This author has a tremendous grasp on the Bible as a whole, managing to intelligently show the reader how the Old Testament stories point to Jesus’ coming, death, and resurrection. Commentaries have a reputation for being too technical, by many adult standards, not too mention for a kid. But this one, while satisfactorily deep, reads like a tender story, conveying the author’s deep love for her subject.

And guess what? We’re giving away one book every day this week. So leave a comment for a chance to win today’s book. Come back tomorrow for a different book which talks about the richness of the season for another chance to win!

Tomorrow at noon (EST), we’ll pick a name in a random drawing from all eligible entries received and send you an email notification. You will win your choice of Ganz’s four commentaries. Limit one (1) entry per person; NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Open only to legal residents of the 50 United States and Washington D.C. who are 18 or older as of date of entry.

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