Replying to @Edmund Consider for a moment what’s behind those pages. Every image, every scene—each one was meticulously crafted by artists who’ve spent hours, days, even months, pouring their talent into illustrating these stories. It’s easy to forget that behind the finished product are countless sketches, revisions, and the creative process that’s essential to breathe new life into ancient narratives. These artists aren’t just drawing—they’re capturing the essence of faith, of God’s Word, in a way that speaks to both the young and the old. It’s an invitation to experience scripture in a way that touches the senses and stirs the heart. So when we talk about a price for The Action Bible, it’s not about selling God’s message—it’s about supporting the hands that have worked tirelessly to make sure these timeless truths are told in a way that resonates with today’s world. We live in a time when attention is fleeting, where countless distractions pull us away from what really matters. This project—this labor of love—gives us something meaningful to hold onto, something that draws us back into the Word with fresh eyes and renewed hearts. Let’s be honest—every book, every creation, represents someone’s effort, someone’s time, someone’s calling to share the gospel in a unique way. When you invest in The Action Bible, you’re not just buying a product. You’re supporting a movement that’s making scripture accessible, engaging, and alive for countless people who may have struggled to connect with the traditional text. You’re partnering with those who’ve poured their skills and creativity into something that glorifies God and edifies His people. So, yes, the Word of God is free. But the means by which we experience it—sometimes that takes a little more. And when it’s done with care, with passion, and with the goal of bringing people closer to Christ? Well, that’s worth every bit of support we can offer. || Psalm 1 || Via: Beau Chevassus