Books by Martha Yamnitz

As you and your family read Zacchaeus and Me, you see how Jesus reacts to Zacchaeus when he has been making all the wrong choices and how Zacchaeus reacts when Jesus shows him love. Who hasn''t made the wrong choice at times? Do your kids know the love of Jesus reaching out to them through the good and the bad? Find out as you read and talk through the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus based on Luke 19:1-10 in the New Testament. As with all the books in The Bible and Me Series, life-application questions placed on each page can be used to help children grasp how this Bible story relates to the choices they make in their lives and the life-changing love they can receive from Jesus. With captivating illustrations by Jeri Hanson enhancing the story and questions that can be used to start great discussions, Zacchaeus and Me will certainly become a family favorite.Please visit thebibleandme.org for additional tips and ideas for using Zacchaeus and Me with your children or class.

We all go through storms in our lives, from the gentle rains to a full-blown thunderstorm, or even worse a terrifying tornado or hurricane. What do you do when a storm comes? How did Jesus's friends react to a storm on the lake? Find out as you read Jesus Calms the Storm and Me. The story of Jesus and his friends is told is three of the books in the New Testament, Matthew 8:23-27, Mark 4:35-41, and Luke 8:22-25. Life-application questions placed on each page can be used to help children grasp how this Bible story relates to the storms in their lives and the powerful help they can receive from Jesus. With engaging illustrations by Jeri Hanson enhancing the story and questions that can be used to start great discussions, Jesus Calms the Storm and Me is a book your family will turn to again and again.Please visit thebibleandme.org for additional tips and ideas for using Jesus Calms the Storm and Me with your children or class.

When Jesus lived on the earth, he would teach lessons about God by telling stories to the people. These stories are called parables. One of those parables is the story of the lost son, also known as the prodigal son. The Lost Son and Me is a Bible story written for children with life application questions that will help children of all ages see that this story that Jesus told so many years ago is also meant for them. This story of God's love is just as important for our children today as it was on the day Jesus told it. The Lost Son and Me has been written for caregivers and children to share and will take them through this story of love. Questions are placed on each page to be used by parents, grandparents, or teachers to help children grasp how the Bible story of the lost son found in Luke 15:11-32 matters and relates to their life today. Just as the father in the story welcomes his son with love, so does our Father in heaven welcome us into His loving arms. With charming illustrations enhancing the story and questions that can be used to start great discussions, The Lost Son and Me is a book your family will turn to again and again.

It all started with just God and darkness. But God is so full of love that He wanted to create the universe, allowing Him to share His love with everything He created. Explore the way God created it all and how He was thinking of you from the very beginning of time. God Created It All and Me! is a Bible story written for children with life application questions that will help children of all ages see God’s plan for the world and their part in it. This is a book designed for caregivers and children to share, taking them through the days of creation. Questions are placed on each page to be used by parents, grandparents, or teachers to help children grasp how the creation story, from the book of Genesis, matters and relates to their life today. Just as God had a plan for the universe, He also has a plan for you. With delightful illustrations enhancing the story and questions that can be used to start great discussions, God Created It All and Me! is a book your family will turn to again and again.