Witches and Wizards But What About God?

By Sonny Childs

This very important paperback contains a 40-verse poem to help parents warn their young children about Satan’s trickery in an age-appropriate way. Because it is written in poetic form, it is sure to entertain as well as explain. It also includes twenty family devotionals and a supplement for parents.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sonny Childs
• Release date: Oct 26, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311545770

Sonny Childs

Sonny Childs is an author and traveling evangelist. Each year he and his homeschooling family crisscross America conducting Gospel meetings and youth events. For over 3 decades, Sonny has been writing and speaking on America's cultural challenges. Categories include everything from advice on marriage and the home to inspirational short stories and poetry. In 2000, he founded the Missionaries for America Program to help Christians view their own community as a mission field. He blogs regularly and maintains two websites that offer resources on practical Christian living.

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Witches and Wizards

But What About God?

By Sonny Childs

Copyright 2015 Sonny Childs

Bible quotations are taken from the New International Version unless otherwise indicated.

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Contents

1. The Poem

2. The Family Devotionals

3. The Parent's Study Guide

The Poem

Witches and Wizards But What About God?

Are all witches bad?

He asked me one day.

"’Some wizards are good’

That’s what the kids say."

Are vampires real?

Do ghosts come at night?

Are graveyards haunted?

Is Halloween right?

He wanted to know,

"Does God really care?

Should I think it’s cool

Or should I beware?"

I drew him aside

And opened the Book.

In First Peter three (3:11)

That’s where we should look.

It’s there that we find

A very small word.

Eschew is a term (King James Version)

Perhaps you’ve not heard.

It means to avoid,

To run far away,

Do not get involved,

Do not even play.

The