Ricky, Ray & Rusty Raft the Colorado River

A Laugh-Out-Loud, Homeschool-Friendly Grand Canyon Adventure That Teaches Geology and Creation Truth

De: Rusty I Bertrand

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A canyon. A raft. And a whole lot of splashes, snacks, and scriptural discoveries.

When Ricky, Ray, and Rusty hop aboard a raft for the ride of their lives down the Colorado River, they expect adventure. What they don’t expect? Flood fossils, whirlpool wipeouts, and chipmunk stowaways!

With their cheerful Uncle Dean steering the raft and Aunt Pat guiding them through God’s Word, the boys begin to realize something: the Grand Canyon isn’t just awesome—it’s evidence. Evidence that the Bible’s story of a global flood is true, and that God’s fingerprints are all over this massive wonder.

Packed with science, silliness, and scriptural insight, this clean Christian adventure is perfect for:

✅ Fans of funny, faith-filled fiction
✅ Christian homeschool families
✅ Creation-based science learning
✅ Glossary
✅ Word Search Puzzle, Fill-in-the-Blank Activities: GPS, 10 Commandments, Beatitudes

Whether you’re rafting, reading, or relaxing at home, this book will open your eyes to God’s mighty hand in the world around you—and maybe even inspire your next real-life adventure.

Disappointing

Very disappointing to read what should have been a fun tale, but one which characterized people who believe in evolution as liars. I understand the author wanting to explain the creation of the Grand Canyon in line with his belief that it was formed during the great flood within the last 6,000 years, but it was so unchristian to characterize others who don’t hold those same beliefs as liars. Such a poor way to teach children.