Who Is Our King? Board Book

Meet King Jesus and Find FatCat in this new Board Book

Who is this baby? Who is this boy? Who is our king? Simple words and fun illustrations invite toddlers to meet King Jesus. Follow Jesus from his birth to his resurrection and praise this baby who made us and saved us. And search for FatCat and his friends on every page!

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Praise for FatCat Books

“A grace-first, gospel-rich resource”

Jeremy Writebol

dad and pastor

“This book will delight children (and adults)”

Tish Harrison Warren

mother and priest

“Simple, delightful, and orthodox”

Carl Trueman

dad and teacher

“Masterfully written and beautifully illustrated”

Jamaal Williams

dad and pastor

“A beloved resource”

Rachel Joy Welcher

mother and author

“Bursting with meaning for all ages”

Harold Senkbeil

grandpa and pastor

The unfolding of your words gives light; it imparts understanding to the simple. (Psalm 119:130)

What is FatCat?

How can anyone, no matter how young or old, grasp the message of the Bible? The church’s answer has always been the catechism.

Maybe “catechism” sounds like a scary word. But it shouldn’t! The catechism teaches us what the Bible teaches us: our faith. The church’s catechism is the central texts of faith—the Apostles’ Creed, the Ten Commandments, and the Lord’s Prayer.

The catechism is “fat.” It’s bursting at the seams with meaning, challenge, and comfort. It’s concise, but it’s also deep. Most importantly, it should be familiar.

FatCat is our way of making the catechism approachable. And so this book has an actual fat cat hidden throughout. Search for him with your child as you enjoy this book together, and hide the words of the catechism in your heart.

FatCat is our way of making the catechism approachable.

Fat Cat reading the Bible
The FatCat series gives children a vision of the Bible’s ethic, its confession, and its devotional life. This ancient-but-new set of lenses will equip your kids for a lifelong Christian journey. —Jared Kennedy

Natasha Kennedy

is a freelance illustrator from Seattle, Washington. She and her husband, Lindsay, have four children and two grey kitties named Shiny and Tiny.

Todd R. Hains

is an editor at Lexham Press. He and his wife, Veronica, have two children and two grey cats—Crumpet and Utini.


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