God Works All Things for Good

Why do hard things happen? Can even a bad day be good?

Nearly 400 years ago, a preacher named Thomas Watson wrote a book to comfort sad and worried hearts. He called it a "divine cordial" - a sweet medicine for the soul. Its one great promise came straight from the Bible: for those who love God, all things work together for good.

Now Watson's beloved classic has been faithfully simplified for young readers. God Works All Things for Good takes his rich, comforting teaching and puts it in words that children ages 6-10 can understand.

In this book, young readers will discover:

• Why nothing can truly harm God's children
• How God turns even hard days into blessings
• Stories of Joseph, Manasseh, and Paul - bad things God made good
• Why God feels close even in sad and lonely times
• How to know that you truly love God
• The "golden chain" of God's plan that leads all the way home to heaven

Each chapter includes kid-friendly definitions of big theological words like providence, grace, mercy, sanctification, and God's purpose - set apart in easy-to-spot definition boxes throughout the book.

Perfect for family devotions, bedtime reading, homeschool, or Sunday school. This is part of the Puritan Classics for Kids series, planting the deep truths of the faith in young hearts.

Based on All Things for Good (A Divine Cordial) by Thomas Watson. Edited by Ambrose Lewis.