Bible Stories

Find out how the lives of people in the Bible were changed by God through his Word. Read about Zacchaeus, Paul, Lydia and many others.

Retelling the story of Noah and the great flood, this book also contains Abram's journey to Canaan.

A selection of Bible stories for children, simply retold and wonderfully illustrated. Read about twin borthers Jacob and Esau, Joseph's strange dreams and how he became the ruler of Egypt.

'Bible Stories' contains favourite tales from the Old and New Testament, which have been simply retold to capture a child's interest. Engagingly illustrated, each title contains up to ten stories which introduce children to the main characters and events of the Bible.

This is a selection of Gospel stories for children, simply retold and wonderfully illustrated. Read about the three wise men, cruel King Herod and Jesus' first miracle.

This is a selection of Gospel stories for children. Read about Jesus and the children, the blind beggar who was given back his sight and the parable of the lost coins.

Mrs Phips, the school teacher, tells her class about two miracles: Jesus healing a woman who had been ill for 12 years and bringing a little girl back to life.

A sword plunged to the heart into a super-fat king's blubber, a bloke getting killed by lightning, coldblooded murder, tons of people drowning, scary skin diseases, earthquakes... loads of gross and gory things happened in Bible times! This work features 50 stories including that of "Cain and Abel", "Abraham and Isaac", and "David and Goliath".

This beautifully illustrated book, suitable for all ages, uses the analogy of God as the Good Artist who created a perfect picture which mankind has ruined with brushes from the Forbidden Paintpot. This engaging evangelistic book reveals how the Artist restores and even improves the 'picture' in an unforgettable way.

Mary couldn't wait to tell people the good news - she had seen Jesus! He had risen from the dead, just as he said. You can read about this story in the Bible in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.