Death follows each one of us around; it's just a part of the life God gave us. When death takes someone we love, our hearts burn with the grief of loss. Sometimes in the depths of our mourning, we find ourselves asking God to send us a sign that our loved one is safe and happy in their new home. Then God, in his wisdom, sends a gift of such wonder and mystery, something unique and known only to us. A sign that assures us that all is well, that our loved one is okay, and that it is time for us to carry on with our lives here on earth. These signs are God's handiwork, treasures right out of heaven itself, bestowed upon us in mercy and grace. We are comforted and sustained by one small moment that gives us the strength to get back into the business of living. We have been granted a tiny glimpse into the realm of heaven itself. Hugs from God lets us walk with other people who have suffered heartbreaking journeys through the shadow of death. We relive their personal tragedies, and find hope and God's light through their experiences. We will feel their pain, and then come to understand the effect their sign had on their healing comfort is as close as the whisper of the trees in a summer's breeze.

This book's colorful illustrations & stories that Jesus told are sure to please toddlers & grownups. Uses the story about the lost lamb in order to share other stories, such as the prodigal son & the house built on sand.

A collection of Bible stories with a hug at the end of each.

A cheery book of fun rhymes, bright,full-color pictures, and lots of hugs. For children ages 4-7.

Children recount all the ways they show their love for God, including helping others and reading the Bible.

With wit and wisdom, Bolton delivers a lighthearted look at the who, what, when, where, why and how of hugging. Illustrations.

This Valentine's Day, wrap your child in a giant bear hug as you soak up these sweet rhymes about the love God has for His children and the power of a parent's hug. With this colorful board book, families will embrace the heartfelt message that a hug can encourage kids to face their fears and try, try again.