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Pass It On by Champ Thornton

Pass it On

by Champ Thornton
Devotional / Christian Living
New Growth Press


There are many different kinds of legacies we can leave, but sharing yourself and your faith with the next generation will always stand the test of time. Through showing himself and his wisdom in the book of Proverbs, God has also left his legacy with us---and relies on us to share it with our children and grandchildren. But before we can share that wisdom, first we must grow in our own understanding and knowledge and record, reflect, and consider what we have learned.

Pass it On provides readers with an opportunity to create a legacy of wisdom and faith and to share it with their children and grandchildren. As readers are guided through the book of Proverbs, they are asked to create their own personalized, wisdom journal with the aim of giving it to someone they love. Through careful study, answering questions, writing out prayers, and sharing personal stories, readers can create a lasting keepsake for themselves and for their families and friends.

Created by Champ Thornton, best-selling author of The Radical Book for Kids, Pass It On is an innovative resource to strengthen families and help them grow in their love for God and each other. This is a perfect gift for an older and wiser friend or relative, so they can share themselves and what they have learned about God with the next generation. 

  

 Meet the Author




Champ Thornton, MDiv, is associate pastor at Ogletown Baptist Church in Delaware. He has pastored in South Carolina and served as director of SOMA, a ministry training school in Columbus, OH. He is also the author of The Radical Book for Kids: Exploring the Roots and Shoots of Faith, God's Love: A Bible Storybook, and Bible curriculum for early and upper elementary-aged children. Champ and his wife, Robben, have been married since 1996 and have three children.
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Here is my review of this Bible study/Devotional:


First, I would like to extend a heartfelt “Thank you” to Champ Thornton and his publisher for sending me a copy of "Pass It On" to review for them. I am truly grateful for this generosity. I really appreciate the time, effort and expense it takes to make a reviewer copy available to me.
Are you looking to leave a legacy for the next generation?  “Pass It On” by Champ Thornton is a terrific idea for personalizing and gifting to your physical or spiritual descendants!  Oh my goodness!  This is a wonderful book!  From the soft leather (at least it feels like leather) cover, to the detailed instructions on how to use the book, to the beautiful “guided tour” of each chapter of Proverbs, to each exercise that will draw you nearer to God and create a keepsake for a future generation…

This book is a MUST!!!  Must have, must use, must give!
I wish I had a book like this from each of my grandparents, great-grandparents and great-great-grandparents.  We must pass on God’s wisdom to the next generation.  Buy one to fill out for each of your descendants.
 
 

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