Moses and the Burning Bush: A Story of Faith and Obeying God

by Mary Manz Simon

Moses encounters a strange sight in the desert - a bush that burns but is not consumed. God uses this to teach Moses how obedience to God can make a difference, not just in one life, but in the lives of thousands.

Genres: Religion, Picture Books

32 pages, Hardcover

First published November 6, 1998

About the author

Mary Manz Simon is an award-winning author whose titles have sold more than three million copies in the Christian channel and are available in ten languages. A long-time columnist for Focus on the Family, Mary has authored numerous articles for a variety of periodicals. Her speaking venues include Book Expo of the American Booksellers Association (BEA), National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), and International Retailing Show of the Christian Booksellers Association (ICRS). She serves as an adviser to MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) and was quoted in McCall's magazine as one of "America's top parenting experts."

Reviews

[Amanda]

As a companion to the movie, it might be a big letdown since it only goes halfway through the storyline to where Moses receives and obeys God's command to go to Egypt. There are talking points in the back, but they are geared for a little older than 4, I think.