A beautifully illustrated foundational theology of who Jesus is for kids ages 5+.
Jesus is incredible! This beautifully illustrated, fun-to-read book by beloved Bible teacher Alistair Begg gives kids a foundational theology of who Jesus is. Kids aged 5+ will grow in wonder of the Saviour as they explore 26 aspects of his identity, organized from A-Z.
Kids will see Jesus as their...
Each short reflection connects to a Bible verse and includes age-appropriate questions and a prayer.
Perfect for read-aloud, this book works well for devotional times as a family or as parent-and-child, homeschooling and Sunday school.
Advocate
Bread
Captain
Door
Emmanuel
Faithful
Guide
Head of the Church
Image
Joy
King
Light
Man of Sorrows
Name Above All Names
Overcomer
Precious
Quencher
Redeemer
Shepherd
Truth
Unchanging
Vine
Worthy
Yes
A to Z
| Age range: | 5+ |
|---|---|
| Contributors | Alistair Begg, Emma Skerratt |
| ISBN | 9781802543629 |
| Format | Hardback |
| First published | February 2026 |
| Dimensions | 220mm x 260mm x 20mm |
| Weight | 0.56 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 64 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
J is for Jesus is a gospel-rich treasure that helps little ones hide God’s Word in their hearts as they learn their ABCs. Each page faithfully points children to the beauty of who Jesus is and what He has done for us. With engaging illustrations and carefully chosen Bible verses, this book is a meaningful addition to any family’s library.
In J is for Jesus, Alistair Begg spells out the truth of who Jesus is and what He’s like from A to Z. This will be a treasured resource for family discipleship.
This is the sequel "C is for Christian" from the same author and illustrator. I used that book as a devotional to my daughter and definitely I'll use this one too. The last book is more focus on being a Christian, now this superb book is all about Jesus Christ. I like how the first pages immediately points Jesus as Savior these initial pages gives us the gospel. Start with that means a lot for parents who wants their kids not just to know Jesus but be their Savior and Lord as well. The rest of the books are full of His role and description of who is which really push us to go further to know Him biblically. Emma Skerratt illustrates this book giving us some awesome amazing letterforms with a vintage touch in every pages. I highly recommend this book!
A couple of years ago I read the stunning “C is for Christian”, an A to Z for children about what it means to be a Christian. This is an excellent follow up, exploring who Jesus is and why it is so good to know him as saviour! This new children’s book has enough detail for older children, but the illustrations mean that it could work for younger children if it was read to them and explained as you go. Some of the titles for Jesus are familiar and others may feel a little less well known, but the book will give you as a family Bible passages and prayers to explore as a family together what it means to know Jesus and follow him. We’d definitely recommend!
