Making Bible Study Fun: Engaging Activities for Different Learning Styles

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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Using the KJV in Homeschool Bible Studies: Pros and How to Simplify

The King James Version (KJV) of the Bible holds a unique place in history and education, celebrated for its poetic language and lasting impact on literature and culture. When homeschooling, the KJV offers distinct advantages as an educational tool, especially when exploring Biblical history, language arts, and classical literature. Yet, with its rich, older English

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Chronological Bible Studies for Kids: Why They Matter and How to Start

As a homeschool mom, we’re always searching for ways to make learning meaningful for our children. When it comes to studying the Bible, chronological Bible studies can offer a unique and impactful approach. This method of Bible study not only deepens their understanding of Scripture but also makes it easier to weave the lessons into

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5 Tips for Teaching Bible Verses to Children: Making Scripture Stick

Teaching Bible verses to our kids can feel like a huge challenge, especially when you have multiple ages learning together. Some are ready to dive deep, while others might need a little more help remembering even short verses. And there are so. many. distractions. Don’t worry—you’re not alone! The good news is, no matter the

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