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What Faith Looks Like
A Heartwarming Story About Wonder, Gratitude, and Discovering God in Everyday Life
How can we know God is real?
Is He only found in the stars above, the mountains beyond the horizon, or the vast oceans of the world?
Join young Leo on a beautiful journey of discovery as he learns that God’s presence can be found not only in the grand wonders of creation, but also in the smallest details of everyday life.
As Leo explores the world around him, he begins to notice extraordinary things hidden within ordinary moments—a tiny ladybug resting on a leaf, gentle rain nourishing the earth, colorful sunsets painting the sky, and the love of family surrounding him each day.
Guided by the wisdom of his mother and the beauty of God’s creation, Leo discovers that faith is more than something we talk about. Faith is something we experience through wonder, gratitude, trust, and love.
What Faith Looks Like is a gentle and inspiring story that helps children develop a deeper appreciation for God’s creation while encouraging meaningful conversations about faith and gratitude.
Perfect for children ages 4–10, this uplifting story encourages young readers to:
• Recognize God’s presence in everyday life
• Develop gratitude for life’s blessings
• Build a personal foundation of faith
• Appreciate the beauty of creation
• Understand that they are deeply loved and cared for
Ideal for bedtime reading, family devotions, Christian classrooms, Sunday schools, and faith-based enrichment programs.
Inside the book, families will also discover:
• Story comprehension questions
• Practical faith-building exercises
• Family faith activities
• Meaningful discussion opportunities
Written by Teacher Emil Antoan, this touching story reminds children that faith does not always begin with seeing.
Sometimes it begins with noticing.
Noticing the beauty around us.
Noticing the blessings within us.
And noticing the loving Creator who made it all.
A timeless story that helps children see God’s fingerprints everywhere they look.
