Daily readings during Advent, using scripture as told "by kids for kids." Stories include lively drawings of each event, with characters kids will love reading about.

This is a collection of stories told and not told in the words of Jesus' diary. Diary of the God Man, Jesus contains the words of Jesus from scripture, other words He inspired and stories from this servant of the Lord. As you read this book, it is if Jesus is reading His own diary. In my stories, I have included scenarios which are likely to have happened but, of course, are not recorded by the witnesses of Jesus. I consider my book as Biblical, historical fiction.

Diary of a God-Man is a Children's Liturgical book for the Sunday readings, created BY KIDS and FOR KIDS. The fun, simple illustrations help children better understand the sometimes complex topics in scripture through the eyes of other kids. Your children will enjoy learning from the readings for the Liturgical Cycle/Year A that goes all the way through Fall Ordinary Time.

"The Diary of Jesus Christ is a bold attempt to understand the person whom in excess of two billion people claim as their savior. These entries are not a gospel; they are something far more personal-not a third-, but a first-person account of the life of Jesus Christ"--

"He was one of distinguished natural abilities, as all are sensible who had acquaintance with him. As a minister of the gospel, he was called to unusual services in that work; and his ministry was attended by very remarkable and unusual events ... He had a peculiar opportunity of acquaintance with the false appearances and counterfeits of religion; was the instrument of a most remarkable awakening ...In the following account, the reader will have an opportunity to see not only what were the external circumstances and remarkable incidents of the life of this person, and how he spent his time from day to day, as to his external behavior; but also what passed in his own heart." --Jonathan Edwards David Brainerd, an early missionary to the American Indians in New York, New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania, died in 1747 at the age of twenty-nine at the home of his long-time friend and supporter, the eminent Puritan theologian and preacher Jonathan Edwards. It is thanks to Edwards' careful preservation and thoughtful editing of his friend's Diary and Journal that Brainerd has influenced Christians all over the world for over 250 years. As he labored in what was still the untamed American frontier to bring the Gospel to the Indians, Brainerd faced many challenges, including depression, loneliness, and physical illness. Yet his genuine piety and single-minded devotion to God, both in heart and in practice, form a consistent backdrop to his turbulent inner world. This compilation offers a rare glimpse into the life of a man compelled by God to share His love with others in the most difficult of circumstances.