Some books teach. Some entertain. And once in a while, a book comes along that does something more; it opens doors. Doors to deep conversations. Doors to lifelong faith. Doors to eternity. 

God’s Wonderful Plan by Terry Phillips Griffin is one of those rare books. Designed for children ages 6–12, it delivers what so many families have been searching for: a full, Bible-based, honest presentation of the gospel that actually connects with kids — and the adults who love them. 

Let’s start with what this book isn’t. It’s not a feel-good devotional. It’s not a vague “be kind and love others” moral tale. It’s not a cartoon version of faith where everything is easy and everyone’s a winner. 

What God’s Wonderful Plan offers is the full story. The real story. The one that begins in creation, walks through the fall, carries the weight of sin, and celebrates the hope of salvation. It takes kids by the hand and shows them — clearly, gently, and directly — what the Bible says from Genesis to Revelation. 

And that’s exactly what today’s families need. 

Because as much as we want our kids to grow up with strong values, kind hearts, and good behavior, none of that means anything without understanding why we need Jesus. That’s the heartbeat of this book. It doesn’t stop at “God is good.” It goes deeper: into the brokenness of sin, the promise of a Savior, and the choice each person — even kids — must make. 

But don’t let the depth fool you. This book is anything but heavy-handed. 

Terry Phillips Griffin writes with a light touch, using simple words, engaging examples, and a warm tone that speaks directly to young readers. The message is serious — eternal life and death are at stake — but the tone is full of hope. It reads like a caring friend explaining life’s biggest truths in a way that makes sense. 

And while it’s designed for children, it’s clearly written with families in mind. 

This is the kind of book that fits perfectly into bedtime routines. That works beautifully in Sunday School settings. That sparks spontaneous conversations around the dinner table. It’s a tool — not just for teaching, but for building a family culture around truth. 

Many parents want to talk about faith with their kids, but they don’t know where to start. Or how to explain it without getting overwhelmed. God’s Wonderful Plan gives them a way in. It does the heavy lifting while opening space for questions, reflections, and that beautiful moment when a child starts to truly grasp the gospel. 

And let’s be honest: kids ask tough questions. 

Why do bad things happen? 
What is sin? 
Why did Jesus have to die? 
What happens after we die? 

This book doesn’t dodge those questions — it meets them head-on. It explains sin, not as a list of bad behaviors, but as the deeper heart condition we’re all born with. It describes heaven and hell with care and clarity, without scaring or sugarcoating. It tells kids the truth because kids deserve the truth. 

One of the most powerful sections in the book walks children through the resurrection — not as a vague happy ending, but as the world-changing event it truly was. Griffin explains that Jesus didn’t just come back to life — He defeated death itself. And that victory changes everything, forever. 

And here’s where the book gets personal. 

It doesn’t just tell kids what to believe. It invites them to make a choice. A real one. 

The final pages include a clear explanation of salvation — what it means to trust Jesus, how to pray, and what it looks like to live as someone who belongs to Him. It even includes a sample prayer — not as a script, but as a starting place for a genuine decision of faith. 

This is where God’s Wonderful Plan becomes more than a book. It becomes a spiritual milestone. A keepsake. A tool parents can hand to their children and say, “This is what we believe. This is why it matters. And this is how you can know Jesus, too.” 

It’s also a beautiful bridge between generations. 

Grandparents can read it to grandchildren. Sunday School teachers can use it to guide group discussions. Mentors can gift it to young believers. Wherever it’s shared, it has the power to spark conversations that go far beyond the page. 

And let’s not overlook the impact this kind of foundation can have. 

When kids understand the gospel early, it shapes how they see the world. It grounds them in truth. It builds resilience. It creates a spiritual confidence that grows as they grow. And in a world that’s increasingly loud and uncertain, that kind of grounding is priceless. 

Terry Phillips Griffin has written something rare — a children’s book that doesn’t just simplify truth but amplifies it. One that respects the intelligence of kids, honors the questions they carry and points them straight to Jesus. 

So if you’re looking for more than a cute bedtime story… 
If you’re searching for a way to root your home in truth… 
If you want to give your child something eternal… 

Start here. 

God’s Wonderful Plan isn’t just a storybook. It’s a gospel message. A family tool. A spiritual guide. A seed with the power to grow into a lifelong faith. 

One book. One message. Eternal impact.