Bizarre Bible Stories
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The President Writes Back!
Since this is the President George H.W. Bush week, I thought I’d re-post this. He and Barbara have done some things for the Children’s Cancer Research Foundation. Since the proceeds from Bizarre Bible Stories 2! go to the CCRF, I sent them a book. But he wrote back, and that I think, is really cool.…
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The Stinky Visitors
I was wanting to do about 5 Bizarre Christmas Bible Stories. So – i started working on one. My first drafts are pretty rough, so if you have suggestions send them on. If you can read it to a kid and send their suggestions, even better! dan@danielcooley.com The Stinky Visitors The Passage: Luke 2:8-18 If…
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A King in a Suitcase
Another free devotional for your kids – this one from BIZARRE Bible Stories 2! Ch. 4 Scripture Passage: 1 Samuel 10,15 So What? So stay committed to Christ! For Parents: [Anything in brackets] What do you do really well? What do you not do well? If God promised to help you do what you are…
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Free Story One Week ONLY
A devotional for your kids this week: Chapter 15 from Bizarre Bible Stories 2! The Madman Chariot Driver Scripture Passage: 2 Kings 9 So What? So you can overcome fear with obedience! [anything in brackets are notes for parents] Do you remember the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal? Do you remember who…
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HELP
I need your help to keep my family together. If you have read Bizarre Bible Stories 2!, would you post a review on Amazon? It makes a HUGE difference. The first Bizarre Bible Stories was marketed by Baker Books, got reviews from kids and adults – then was recommended by The Dallas Morning News, was…
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My 3 Worst Reviews
Reviews either make you proud or paranoid. When the first Bizarre book was re-released in 2012, all the reviews started over. Three people seem a bit unhappy with their purchase. The book looked like a fun, light-hearted read: wrong. I admit I didn’t finish the book and probably won’t–which is unusual for me. It was…
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Gene Getz Endorses Bizarre Bible Stories 2!
What a gracious guy! I had Gene for a class at Moody. When a student wouldn’t stop calling him “Dr. Getz,” he stopped teaching the class and told us about his struggles in ministry, his insecurities and perceived failures – and how that led to his desire to just be called “Gene.” Other professors seem…
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