Wow! What a Fruit! - Discovering the Fruit of the Spirit

Talisi Hardee

Sinopse

This book is designed to explain and satisfy the hunger for more of God. The Fruit of the Spirit is a part of God. Through Holy Spirit we receive this wonder and powerful fruit. In this imaginary story form, it is easy for children to read and get an understanding of this characteristic of Holy Spirit. This is a gift that God not only gives to us but cause to live in us. The stories share ways of how we can experience and share this powerful gift that is made available to us. Read and enjoy the Fruit of the Spirit.

Disponível desde: 20/04/2023.

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