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    The Heart Who Wanted to Be Free (a Story about Finding Freedom Through Admitting Our Wrongs)

    Beth Guckenberger
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    Title

    The Heart Who Wanted to Be Free (a Story about Finding Freedom Through Admitting Our Wrongs)

    Author(s)

    Beth Guckenberger

    Publisher(s)

    David C. Cook

    Other Details

    ISBN-10

    083078599X

    ISBN-13

    9780830785995

    Publication Date

    September 2, 2025

    Pages

    40

    Language

    en

    Average Rating

    0.0 / 5

    Created At

    December 11, 2025

    Updated At

    December 11, 2025

    Synopsis

    This fourth book in the StrongHeart Stories series helps kids ages 4 to 8 discover the freedom of admitting their wrongs.

    Two lies became three,

    and three became more,

    till the heart wasn't sure

    what was true anymore.

    When a child disobeys and tries to hide, she soon discovers that lying leads to a sticky mess! How will she ever get unstuck? Through rhyming words and vibrant pictures, The Heart Who Wanted to Be Free helps children (and their parents!) embrace the freedom that comes through the practice of confession and forgiveness.

    Children learn from a very young age what is good behavior--and they learn to hide their wrongs too. Through this story, parents and teachers can do the holy work of creating an environment in which confession is seen as a gift, an act that frees even the smallest hearts from the burden of shame and lets us all receive God's grace.

    Like every book in the StrongHeart Stories series, The Heart Who Wanted to Be Free equips children with healthy, loving ways to deal with big feelings. This illustrated story series gives parents the guidance and biblical tools to prepare children for spiritual battles in developmentally appropriate ways--through Scripture, worship, rest, prayer, confession, and community.

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