Released in the UK November 2024
Released in the US November 2024
Hardback 242 X 172 | 40 Pages
Read to me: 4–6
Read Myself: 7–10
9781527111677 • £7.99 $10.99
BISAC – JNF049140
Micah’s Hope
The Minor Prophets, Book 11
Brian J. Wright and John R. Brown
11th book in God’s Daring Dozen series
Minor Prophets for 7–10 year–olds
Teaches reverence and inspires hope
Micah told God’s people three times to fear God’s judgement for sin but to hope in His faithful love. God says because the people’s sin has ruined the land, He will allow the Assyrians to destroy their towns. But one day God will rescue Israel from their enemies, and lead them back home to a place of perfect peace where everyone will thrive. Brian Wright and John Brown show how Micah’s prophecy ultimately points to Jesus.
Brian J. Wright
Brian J. Wright (Ph.D.) is the founding pastor of Redeemer Community Church in Pensacola, Florida, and author of more than a dozen books, including ‘The Rhythm of the Christian Life’, and ‘Communal Reading in the Time of Jesus’.
John R. Brown
John Brown (Th.M.) is the founding pastor of Denia Community Church in Denton, Texas. Previously he trained missionaries and taught international pastors.
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CF4Kids
These are excellent. What a gift to children and the church.
Bruce Waltke
Professor of Old Testament, Emeritus, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, Florida
Brian Wright and John Brown have done the church a great service with this children’s series. Each book faithfully summarizes the content of the prophet’s teaching and presents it in a way that is concise, clear, and easily understandable.
J. Michael Thigpen
Professor of Old Testament, Phoenix Seminary, Scottsdale, Arizona
A tremendous resource for Christian families.
Evangelical Times
Excellently written and artfully illustrated, these books are a treasure for young readers—and their parents.
Stephen J. Nichols
President, Reformation Bible College, Sanford, Florida; author, ‘Track: A Student’s Guide to Apologetics’