Teaching our children about money matters is one of the most important lessons we can give them. It helps them develop not only practical money skills but also a heart aligned with God’s purpose. This study is designed to help you do just that. Each section begins with key scriptures to guide discussions about what […]
Homeschool Money Lessons: Teaching Kids to Honor God with Their Finances Read Post »
Proverbs is an excellent choice for memorization and study for kids. This book gives us basic truths of daily living that will help build our relationships with others and with the Lord. It give us basic rules of right and wrong, and most of all- the wisdom to apply these truths to our lives. This
Making Proverbs Come Alive: Bible Study Resources and Favorite Verses to Memorize Read Post »
It’s the time of year that we tend to have thankfulness on our mind. We gather on Thanksgiving Day to eat, fellowship with family, and take a moment to thank God for all of our blessings. The theme of gratitude is seen throughout the Bible, reminding us that God is faithful and good in every
10 Bible Stories That Teach Us to Be Thankful Read Post »
As a Christian, homeschool mom, I have one goal in mind: to teach my kids to love the Lord with all their heart, soul, and mind. Your goal may be different than mine, and that’s fine, but I have realized through the years how important our Bible studies are. Bible is not just another subject to
6 Tips for Engaging Kids in Bible Study Read Post »
Studying the Bible throughout the year can help learners connect the Word with the natural rhythms and changes of the seasons, bringing biblical lessons into everyday life. Here’s a guide to themed Bible study units for every season, providing fresh inspiration for families, groups, or individual study. Winter: Waiting for the Light Winter invites reflection,
Bible Study Through the Seasons: Themed Units for Every Time of Year Read Post »
Bible study is a meaningful way to help children and teens grow in their faith, but keeping them engaged can sometimes be a challenge. Each child has unique strengths, and understanding these learning styles—visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic—can make Bible study an exciting and enriching experience. Here are some tips and activities tailored for each
Making Bible Study Fun: Engaging Activities for Different Learning Styles Read Post »