God Gave Us Books in Order

At bedtime, Little Cub asks Mama where she came from. Mama's account of waiting for her arrival reassures the young polar bear that she was wanted, loved, and received by her parents as a gift from God.

Little Cub worries that Mama's new baby will replace her in her parents' affections. Through questions about the coming sibling, the young polar bear learns that another child can enlarge the family without diminishing its love for her.

Little Cub wonders whether Santa or God invented Christmas. Mama takes her on a journey through the polar landscape, using what they encounter to explain God's presence and the Christian meaning of Jesus' birth.

Walking with Papa, Little Cub asks what heaven is like and how people get there. Their conversation addresses questions about death, family, and God's love, offering a Christian picture of heaven as a place without pain.

A little boy asks his mother how big God is and where God can be found. Their conversation uses images from the world around them to explore God's presence in nature, in people, and in a child's heart.

Annoyed by otters during a fishing trip, Little Cub asks Grampa Bear about love. Their conversation explores affection between family and friends, kindness toward difficult companions, and the Christian belief that love comes from God.

This treasury collects three Little Cub stories about the world, love, and heaven. Conversations with Mama, Grampa, and Papa introduce the young polar bear to creation's diversity, loving others, and Christian beliefs about life with God.

A visit to a bear museum prompts Little Cub to ask Mama about bears with different homes, colors, and foods. Their conversation connects the variety of God's creation with caring for the world and respecting others.

Little Cub celebrates Easter with her family and asks Papa what makes the day special. Their walk through the Arctic becomes a conversation about Jesus, God's love, and the Christian meaning behind the holiday.

While exploring the Arctic with Papa, Little Cub asks what angels look like and what they do. His answers introduce God's messengers, their service to their Creator, and their care for people they may never see.

Little Cub wants to keep playing instead of going to bed, prompting a conversation with Mama about rest. Questions, nighttime fears, and delaying tactics help introduce sleep as a gift within daily rhythms of work and play.

Little Pup worries that winter hibernation will take his friends away. As he explores the autumn woods with Mama, she helps him notice the pleasures still around him and practice gratitude when circumstances change.

On the way to a reunion, Little Pup asks about different kinds of families. Mama and Papa explain households led by one parent or grandparents, adoption, and the love that makes both large and small families special.

Little Cub and her animal friends listen to forty-five stories from the Bible and ask questions about what they mean. This illustrated storybook introduces Old and New Testament events through a conversational framework suited to young children.

Little Pup finds Mama praying beside a lake and wants to understand how to speak with God. Their woodland conversation introduces gratitude, forgiveness, and compassion, while guided prayers encourage children to express their own concerns.