Review: Marvel at the Moon - Levi Lusko

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Review: Marvel at the Moon - 90 Day Devotionals - Levi Lusko and Tama Fortner - September 2023

In "Marvel at the Moon: A 90-Day Devotional for Kids," author and pastor Levi Lusko tackles the growing issue of loneliness among children by weaving together illuminating stories, biblical teachings, and captivating insights about outer space. Loneliness is on the rise among kids, but Lusko reminds them that they are never alone in God's majestic universe.
The moon, a constant and mysterious presence in the sky, becomes a metaphor for God's unwavering presence in the lives of children. Lusko skillfully combines the marvel of space exploration with biblical truths, creating a unique and engaging 90-day devotional. The book not only captures the fascination kids have with the moon but also explores the vastness of God's creative cosmos, sparking their curiosity about the universe.
With insightful, educational, and comforting devotions, Lusko reinforces the message that God is powerful, good, and will never abandon His children. The inclusion of fun facts and simple action steps enhances the learning experience, making it an ideal companion for children aged 8-12 who love space and the universe."Marvel at the Moon" is a perfect addition to next year's devotionals, providing a meaningful and age-appropriate resource for children facing the conundrums of life on Earth. Lusko skillfully guides young readers through a celestial journey, reassuring them that, despite earthly challenges, God defies gravity and is with them wherever they go.


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