Inspire Bible for Kids from Tyndale House Publishers


Tyndale House Publishers has had Inspire Bibles available since 2016. I bought one early on as I like to journal and art journal so this Bible was up my alley. I would have loved the Inspire Bible for Kids if it had been available when I was growing up as I loved to draw and color, besides growing up going to church and Sunday School. 

The Inspire Bible for Kids is aimed at children ages seven to twelve. Whether on their own or together with family, Inspire Bible for Kids invites children to meaningfully engage with each other and God’s Word. This Bible contains the full text of the New Living Translation and so much more to help boys and girls learn from the Bible and bring it to life.

Inside this Bible, it has wide margins for taking notes, journaling and for coloring in over 400 ready-to-color line-art illustrations that are in the margins, throughout the Bible and on the end papers.  

It also has all of these features: 

  • 300+ devotional readings and trivia questions to help kids to learn God’s Word
  • 140+ journaling prompts to promote the application of biblical truths
  • Fun facts to know about each book of the Bible
  • 75+ memory verse prompts to help kids hide God’s word in their hearts 





    • This Inspire Bible for Kids makes reading the Bible and learning about the Bible both fun and interesting. The Bible also does a good job of being interesting to both boys and girls. My son would also have enjoyed this Bible when he was younger because he liked to actively learn. The activities and features of this Bible make it easy to do so, alongside text that is readable and easy to understand.

    Physically, this Bible is a good size to carry to church, Sunday School or Bible study. It is roughly 6 by 8 inches in size with a paper cover and is less than 2 inches thick. It weighs a little over 2 pounds so lightweight for carrying too. 

    The Inspire Bible for Kids would make a great gift for a young person who enjoys actively learning, coloring, writing/journaling and artsy things. I highly recommend it. 

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    I received a copy of this Bible from the publisher through Frontgate Media. All opinions are my own. 

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