Flashlight Night

Praise

“Flashlight Night is such a simple yet creative way to help kids (and even adults) understand the act of having faith in things we do not see. This book will help kids not only learn to share all their hopes, dreams, and troubles with the Lord, but also to be patient in prayer and continue to believe even when they might not get the answers they are looking for.”—Super Bowl–winning NFL quarterback Nick Foles and his wife, Tori Foles, certified health coach

“This book feels like a soft knock on the door from a dear friend. It’s an invitation to climb the stairs together, grab a piece of chalk, be honest about our struggles, and wait together with hope. This book is not only a reminder but a beacon reflecting the Great Light that all of us—kids and grown-ups alike—need so desperately today.”—Sissy Goff, M.Ed., LPC-MHSP, director of child and adolescent counseling, Daystar Counseling Ministries, and author of Raising Worry-Free Girls

“Flashlight Night serves as a warm and endearing reminder for children of all ages that nothing is too big or too small for our God. Elisabeth empowers readers with the confidence that they can pray bold prayers to the Father that deeply cares for their hopes and dreams. All families need this book in their home!”—Rebekah Lyons, bestselling author of Rhythms of Renewal

“As soon as we finished the book, my kids wanted to create our own prayer wall. It helps to show that God actually hears and answers our prayers while helping to cultivate a closeness among family members. I love this book, and I can’t wait to start this in our home!”—Kirsten Watson, mom of seven with husband and NFL champion Benjamin Watson, and cohost of Why or Why Not with the Watsons podcast

“I love where this story takes us. Not just kids, but all of us. We need the rich reminders scattered along the journey of this story. This book is full of hope and full of truth, just like my friend, Elisabeth.”—David Thomas, therapist and coauthor of the bestselling Wild Things: The Art of Nurturing Boys and Intentional Parenting