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Richard Eng serves as the Lead Pastor at Bethel Evangelical Free church in Devils Lake, ND. He is the author of the illustrated children’s book “What Is Heaven Like?” (2022), and has written on faith and cultural issues for The Expository Times, FreeThinking Ministries, CrossExamined, and others. He received his M.A. in Cultural Apologetics from Houston Baptist University, and degrees Ministry and Bible from Grace University. He and his wife have three young children — who are most likely making a mess in the living room right now.
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Rated 9.4 and over-all winner of Children’s Religious books for fall of 2022.
“Where this book really shines is in its message, especially for its very specific target audience. This was a book that was made for Sunday schools, youth groups, and Christian households. It accomplishes its task superbly.”
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What Buyers Say
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Julie - Amazon Review
My 10 year old appreciated the thought of getting to do what he longs to do, in Heaven. This was a new thought for both him AND myself. I feel like the colors are warm and welcoming and the story itself does a good job welcoming Heaven as a place of “doing what we love”.
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Ryan - Amazon Review
"What is Heaven Like?" is a wonderful story that sparks the imagination. The author brings a fresh perspective and sound bible knowledge together to create a compelling way to explain heaven to both children and adults! The illustrations are well done and engaging, and the writing is thoughtful and perfectly represents a conversation with a kid.
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Kara - Amazon Review
This book does a great job of relating Heaven to things kids already have background knowledge of in a biblical way. As an educator, children’s ministry director, and parent, I personally like how the book answers questions but also opens up discussion between child and adult for more exploration. Would recommend for kids preschool-2nd grade!
Latest Blogs
This semester I am teaching a Bible study methods class at my church, Bethel Evangelical Free Church. During our time together, I’ve mentioned a few resources that are fantastic to have on your shelf as you study. This got me thinking to create a curated list of resources for all to benefit from, not just those who come to my class. We’ve found that many of the confusing Bible verses can be easily understood with the right tools. Hence the title, Study Smarter, Not Harder.
Below are 5 must-have Bible study resources.