During the Bears' search for a Christmas tree they are reminded of what Christmas is really about.

A little girl wears her favorite red cowboy boots every day, including to church on sunday, after asking her mother's permission.

With the help of Jesus, Sister Bear learns to share her toys and to play with other bears.

Simple, rhyming text celebrates a father's pride and joy, from his daughter's birth to his granddaughter's, interspersed with relevant Bible passages.

When Mama Bear takes away the television remote control, Brother and Sister Bear discover the wonders that God has created all around them.

Illustrations and rhyming text reveal the YOU Factory, where God arms each new person with tools to do the work that he or she was created to do, to fulfill a special purpose and make the world a better place.

From birth to football games to college graduation to fatherhood, a mother reminds her son that life is filled with possibilities and that God has a plan for him--whatever he grows up to be. Bible verses are interspersed throughout the text.

A mother describes several possibilities for sharing special time with her child, but finally realizes that just snuggling together and reading a book is fun and will be remembered warmly.

In this retelling of the Good Samaritan parable, Papa Roly-Poly, left bruised and wounded after being accosted by a gang of flies, finds help from an unexpected source.

"Here is the church, here is the steeple . . . This update to the classic children's rhyme is an introduction to church for a new era, a whirlwind tour through all the wonderful things church can be and do and mean. From megachurches to little chapels to underground meetings, from welcoming to helping to feeding the hungry, church can be and do a lot of things. But ultimately that old rhyme said it best: the church is the people! With gently rhyming...