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Mentioned in 27 episodes

The Jesus Storybook Bible

Book • 2007

Sally Lloyd-Jones

The Jesus Storybook Bible, written by Sally Lloyd-Jones and illustrated by Jago, presents the Bible as a cohesive narrative with Jesus at its center.

The book contains 21 stories from the Old Testament and 23 stories from the New Testament, visually bringing Scripture to life for children.

It is designed to help children see how Jesus is at the heart of God's story of salvation and how this story intersects with their own lives.

The book is suitable for children up to 6th grade and is often used in church ministries and Sunday schools.

Mentioned by

Sadie Robertson Huff

Jonathan Pokluda

Elizabeth Staggers

Mentioned in 27 episodes

Mentioned by

Josh Howerton

when talking about how J.R. Tolkien shared the gospel with C.S. Lewis.

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Recommended by

Sadie Robertson Huff

as an accessible, Jesus-centered Bible storybook to read to young children.

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Mentioned by

Jon Collins

as the picture Bible he uses to read to his four-year-old daughter.

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Mentioned by J.D. Greear as a children's book that simplifies the message of the Jesus Story.

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Mentioned by

Aubrey Chavez

as a new project by Sarah and

Josh Sabey

, a two-volume collection of 50 stories from the Old Testament.

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Mentioned by

Jordan Raynor

as one of his most gifted books.

Jordan Raynor (Host of the Mere Christians podcast)

Mentioned as a family favorite and introduction to a new book by Sally Lloyd-Jones.

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Mentioned by

Jonathan Pokluda

as a book read during his childhood that made him intrigued by Jesus.

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Mentioned by

Aubrey Chavez

in the introduction, referring to one of the authors, Sarah Perkins-Sabe.

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Mentioned by

Elizabeth Staggers

when explaining how the story of Zacchaeus is portrayed to children.

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