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"I have never seen my kids so captivated by a Biblical story before. They actually ask for the next chapter."
— Stephen Jackson"I have never seen my kids so captivated by a Biblical story before. They actually ask for the next chapter."
— Stephen Jackson"My 12-year-old read this out loud to my 8-year-old. Both loved every second of it."
— T HornerAdam named every animal — he had to spend time watching them to find the right name. What do you think you'd be good at naming?
Spirit took Adam into outer space and said he was loved. Do you believe that about yourself? Why or why not?
Adam felt fear for the first time when he was climbing the cliff. Jesus told him fear makes you want to steer. Name one moment when fear took the steering wheel. What did it cost you?
Adam didn't have to do anything to earn his place in God's family — he just opened his eyes and he already belonged. Where do you most try to earn belonging right now?
The Trinity — Father, Son, Spirit — were already in relationship before Adam existed. What does it mean to you that love is the oldest thing in the universe?
A baby in danger. A brave sister speaks up. The God of miracles makes a way.
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The first thing Adam ever did was breathe.
Before that, and there was a "before that," though Adam would never quite remember it, there was warm dust, and a Hand, and a voice he would later understand was the voice that named the stars.
The Hand worked the dust into shape. Patient. Careful. The way you'd shape a thing you loved. And when the shape was finished, the voice leaned close, close enough to feel, and put its breath inside.
Adam's eyes opened. The first thing he saw was light. The second thing he saw was the One who had made him, smiling.
"Good morning," the voice said. And Adam, who had never spoken before, knew exactly what it meant.
— end of chapter one —
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