Teach Your Kids the Bible and Christian History
Does your family need help tidying up? I want my kids to learn two things about materialism and the Bible. Teach your kids what the Bible says about stuff. I’m just going to say it: I’m a reformed hoarder. I have owned more things in my lifetime than any woman my age has business owning in her lifetime. In fact,… View Post
What is the history of the Bible? Discover a wonderful history of Bible for kids that tells the story of translation and preservation for ages 7-12. When I first began working on Bible Road Trip™, I discovered a wonderful book about the Bible’s journey through history. The history of the Bible is often seen as a nebulous mystery, but the… View Post
John Stott, a preacher in the Angelican Church of England, died in the summer of 2011. The man was a prolific writer and theologian, a wonderful pastor, and a world-traveling evangelist. John R W Stott had a heart for students, and spent much of his time sharing the Gospel with student groups. Perhaps his heart for this population was… View Post
Teaching Christian worldview to children can seem challenging, but it’s actually quite natural. Here are 7 ways to approach biblical worldview education. The definition of worldview is simple. It’s the way we see the world. One of our goals as parents has been to impact the way our children see the world–we wanted to raise them with a biblical worldview. It’s… View Post
This wonderful series contains five sets of Charles Spurgeon daily devotional for kids, focusing on Charles Spurgeon stories for children. I want to thank Grace and Truth Books for providing me with a copy of How a Spider Saved a Man’s Life in return for my honest opinion. I love early morning devotional times with our kids. We are very intentional… View Post
Looking for the story of the Titanic for children? Titanic: the Ship of Dreams is a narrative biography of Robert Plant, who loved Jesus. “Women, children and unbelievers into the lifeboats!” Over one hundred years ago, on April 15, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic hit an iceberg–and sunk. More than 1,500 people perished in the freezing cold waves that morning, including… View Post
Church history books for kids worth selling your silverware for. (But you won’t need to!) Your 9-14 year olds will love these engaging books. Ok, first of all, don’t come to me if you choose to sell your silverware to buy these books. That said, it’d be worth it. They’re that good. Church History Books for Kids Mindy and Brandon… View Post