With clear facts and answers to the questions kids and those new to faith ask most, this 90-day devotional adaptation of Lee Strobel's New York Times bestselling and award-winning The Case for Christ uses kid-friendly language and easy-to-understand information in short 2-page devotions to introduce young readers to faith and theology.
Based on The Case for Christ for Kids series, this 90-day devotional for kids 9 to 12 explores the life of Jesus and what it means to be a Christian, while also tackling the tough questions kids ask about God, the Bible, and why faith is important. Each day's reading starts with an interesting and child-friendly story or fact to get kids' minds wondering and engaged, and then applies that information to what the Bible, historical proof, and reliable research show us about Jesus and his ministry, as well as it means to follow Christ today. Each day, your child can "investigate" the case for Jesus for themselves and discover why the facts hold true.
Case for Christ for Kids 90-Day Devotional: An introduction to the historical evidence, expert testimonies, extensive research, and scientific proof that back up what the Bible says
Answers for why Christians believe what they do and their core theology
Is filled with short devotions that are packed with information but can be read in under five minutes
Can be used independently as a daily devotional or with a church small or youth group
Is a perfect companion to The Case for Christ for Kids, which directly adapts Lee Strobel's The Case for Christ book for a late elementary and middle school audience
Demonstrates how kids can live out their faith every day, ways to talk to other people about Jesus, and open conversations or discussions about faith

Help children with faith development and answer the questions they wonder about most with the rest of the series: The Case for Christ for Kids
The Case for Christ Devotions for Kids: 365 Days with Jesus
The Case for a Creator for Kids
The Case for Faith for Kids
The Case for Grace for Kids
The Case for Miracles for Kids