







Big Questions Complete Collection
Big Questions Complete Collection is a six-book set by Chris Morphew that addresses big questions with grace, clarity, and a solid biblical foundation; all packaged in a way that actually connects with kids ages 9–13.
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Big Questions Complete Collection
Questions about God, suffering, death, faith, doubt, and the Bible don't usually arrive on schedule. They tend to show up at bedtime, during a car ride, or halfway through dinner. The Big Questions Complete Collection helps your child explore six of the most common and challenging questions of the Christian faith with clear, thoughtful, age-appropriate answers.
Written for ages 9–13, this six-book series by Chris Morphew tackles topics such as why God allows suffering, whether the Bible can be trusted, what happens after death, and how faith relates to everyday life. Rather than avoiding difficult questions or offering simplistic answers, the books encourage honest exploration grounded in a biblical worldview.
Morphew writes with the warmth and clarity of someone who understands how kids think. Real-life examples, relatable stories, and gentle humor keep the books engaging while making complex topics easier to understand.
One of the strengths of this series is its respect for honest questions. Children don't have to pretend they already understand everything, and parents don't have to fear difficult conversations. The books create space for curiosity while consistently pointing readers back to Scripture.
While confident readers can work through the books independently, many families will enjoy reading them together. The questions raised in each volume naturally lead to meaningful conversations about faith, doubt, and what it means to follow Christ.
The Big Questions Complete Collection equips your child with more than answers. It helps him develop a biblical framework for thinking through life's biggest questions—both now and in the years ahead.
As kids grow up, they start to ask big questions about God, the Bible, and how the Christian faith intersects with the world around them. How do we know that Christianity is really true? Why does God let bad things happen? Who am I, and why do I matter?
Big questions like these deserve good answers.
Christian Studies teacher and school chaplain Chris Morphew has been answering tough questions from young people for over a decade. Big Questions is a series of fun and fast-paced books walking kids aged 9-13 through what the Bible says about life, helping them to grow in confident and considered faith. Now you can get all six books in this stylish slipcase.
With relatable stories, engaging Bible teaching, and illustrative doodles at the start of each chapter, these apologetics books are great for kids, tweens, or teens who have no church background, as well as for believers looking to deepen the foundations of their faith.
Chris Morphew has written over 20 books for children and youth, including Best News Ever, a 100-day devotional for tweens. His book Who Am I and Why Do I Matter? won the Christianity Today 2022 Book Award in the Young Adults Category.
Emma Randall has illustrated many books, including Diary of a Disciple.
Publisher's Information
Publisher: The Good Book Company
Author: Chris Morphew
Illustrator: Emma Randall
Age Recommendation: 9+
Grade Recommendation: 4th+
Faith-Based: Yes
Consumable: No
Pages: 96 pages in each book
Dimensions: 5.1" x 7.8" x 2.1"
ISBN: 9781784989651
Format: Boxed set
First Published: April 2024
Weight: 28.40 oz
Print Size: 11.0pt
Language: English
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Free Discussion Guide for Who Am I and Why Do I Matter?
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Free Discussion Guide for What Happens When We Die?
Free Discussion Guide for Why Does God Let Bad Things Happen?


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