Bible Review: NIrV Minecrafters Bible

Do you ever feel like it's more fun to exist in the computer world than the real one? Is that the only place you can control your destiny? Well, God is the original great world builder, and he gave us the power and the skills we need to make changes in the real world. The Minecrafter’s Bible, NIrV contains the full text of the New International Reader's Version (NIrV) of the Bible (from Genesis to Revelation) as well as 24 color tip-in pages featuring full-color illustrations in the style of wildly popular virtual-world-building games. Featured stories include the days of creation and great builds of the Bible.

My Review:

Kids getting too much screen time? I know with computers, phones, tablets kids and adults are attracted to those items. Anyone have a boy or girl into Minecraft? Then here is your next Bible to get for your child. This is a full NIrV Bible but it has lots of fun colored pictures of Minecraft that helps retell the story on the page.

Now with the fun cover and the pictures I hope it will get your child to open it up and read God's word. Keep being a good example for your child and open your Bible up and read together! Do devotions together so you each can be learning more and more each day.

This book retails for $24.99 on Zondervan. Thanks Zondervan for sending me a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed here are my own and I was not paid for this review.

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