Christmas is such a busy time: decorations, parties, gift-wrapping, and all the traditions; it’s easy for the season to fly by without us really stopping to think about what it’s all about. I put this simple Bible study together with the goal of keeping Jesus at the center of Christmas. I believe mini Bible studies […]
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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
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Teaching our children to memorize Bible verses is about more than just words; it’s about laying up treasures in heaven. Consistent Scripture memorization has been linked to improved cognitive abilities, emotional regulation, and even stronger social skills. According to a study by the American Bible Society, children who memorize Scripture tend to engage with the
Scripture Memory: 7 Powerful Tips for Christian Homeschoolers Read Post »
As homeschool moms, especially one teaching multiple children at different levels, we’re always on the lookout for ways to blend subjects. Not just for the purpose of saving time, but also to fully immerse our kids in the subject we’re studying. Choosing spelling and vocabulary words from their Bible lessons is a perfect way to
Weekly Spelling and Vocabulary Lessons Based on the Bible 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,
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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
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