Made to Marvel: 52 Family Devotions Exploring the Wild Wonders of God's Creation
Oct 2026 · Baker Books
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A captivating devotional for nature-loving families
One of the primary ways God reveals his power and love is through creation. Yet as packed schedules and passive screen time take over our kids' attention, they are less and less likely to spend meaningful time outside experiencing creation firsthand.
Made to Marvel helps families encounter God's goodness in his creation where they live--from daisies to skunks and inchworms to frogs. Written by a certified master naturalist, biblical studies graduate, and mother of four, this captivating devotional puts a special emphasis on observation--learning to notice the intricate details of God's handiwork every time you step outside. As kids begin to see evidence of God in the natural world, they will
● learn nature lessons through relevant, memorable visuals
● grow in their God-given sense of wonder
● strengthen their faith
● develop a lasting desire to spend time in creation
Whether you're a homeschooling family looking to integrate science and faith, a parent who wants to turn everyday outdoor moments into meaningful conversations, or simply someone who wants to cultivate wonder and curiosity in your kids, Made to Marvel is the family devotional you didn't know you needed.
One of the primary ways God reveals his power and love is through creation. Yet as packed schedules and passive screen time take over our kids' attention, they are less and less likely to spend meaningful time outside experiencing creation firsthand.
Made to Marvel helps families encounter God's goodness in his creation where they live--from daisies to skunks and inchworms to frogs. Written by a certified master naturalist, biblical studies graduate, and mother of four, this captivating devotional puts a special emphasis on observation--learning to notice the intricate details of God's handiwork every time you step outside. As kids begin to see evidence of God in the natural world, they will
● learn nature lessons through relevant, memorable visuals
● grow in their God-given sense of wonder
● strengthen their faith
● develop a lasting desire to spend time in creation
Whether you're a homeschooling family looking to integrate science and faith, a parent who wants to turn everyday outdoor moments into meaningful conversations, or simply someone who wants to cultivate wonder and curiosity in your kids, Made to Marvel is the family devotional you didn't know you needed.
A captivating devotional for nature-loving families
One of the primary ways God reveals his power and love is through creation. Yet as packed schedules and passive screen time take over our kids' attention, they are less and less likely to spend meaningful time outside experiencing creation fir...
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About the author
Eryn Lynum is a certified master naturalist, has a degree in biblical studies and systematic theology, and hosts the popular podcast Nat Theo: Nature Lessons Rooted in the Bible, which is regularly ranked as a Top Ten podcast in multiple categories on Apple Podcasts. She is the author of three books, has four children, and lives in Colorado with her family.
Eryn Lynum is a certified master naturalist, has a degree in biblical studies and systematic theology, and hosts the popular podcast Nat Theo: Nature Lessons Rooted in the Bible, which is regularly ranked as a Top Ten podcast in multiple categories on Apple Podcasts. She is the author of three bo...
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