Who is God
Mr.B?
Have you ever looked at the stars and wondered who put them there? Have you ever felt scared and wished someone was watching over you? Slider has. So have his friends Lefty, Sally, and Berney. They ask big questions. They face real fears. And they discover something amazing along the way.
This book is for children between the ages of eight and twelve. It is for parents who want to have meaningful conversations with their kids. It is for Sunday school teachers who need engaging lessons. It is for anyone who wants to help a child build unshakeable faith.
The story follows a group of kids and their wise mentor, Mr. B. He runs an ice cream shop, but he gives out something even better than scoops. He gives out truth. Through thirty adventures, the children discover the names of God. They learn that He is their Creator. He is their Lord. He is the God who sees them and is always enough.
Cliff Watt has a gift for wrapping deep truths in stories that children love. He does not talk down to young readers. He respects their intelligence and invites them into the adventure. His characters feel real. Their struggles feel familiar. Their discoveries feel personal. The lessons stick because they are woven into exciting narratives that capture the imagination.
The core message is simple. Knowing God’s character through His names gives children an anchor for their souls. When storms come, they can run to the Strong Tower and find safety. The name of the Lord is not just a label. It is a refuge. This book helps children discover that refuge for themselves.
Parents and teachers will appreciate the practical structure. Each day includes a story, homework questions, and a Scripture memory verse. The format encourages discussion and deeper engagement. The learning does not stop when the story ends.
What will Slider and his friends discover next? You will have to read to find out. But one thing is certain. By the end of this journey, your child will know God in a way they never have before. And that changes everything.