Our Family LOVES the Apologia What We Believe series. I am so excited to giveaway a full set.
Today we are giving away Who Is God, the full set!!
The What We Believe series is an outstanding way to teach your child the essential beliefs of the Christian faith, but it’s so much more! With this student-directed, Bible-based curriculum, your child will learn to use scripture as a lens through which to view the world around them—to see everything the way God sees it. Featuring engaging stories, creative notebooking, and fun activities, this four-part series is presented in a conversational style that makes the study of God’s Word exciting and memorable.
The prize includes a beautiful full-color hardcover textbook, a coloring book for young ones who learn best while their hands are busy, a notebooking journal that helps children chronicle their journey, and an MP3-CD audio, which includes the entire content of the text—especially helpful for children with special needs. Retail price for the set is $100.
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mother, christian, wife, woman, child of God. It is about my life as a farmer’s wife, as a cook, a baker, a nurse, a teacher, a woodworker, a housekeeper, a farmer (yep, I drive tractors, pick up hay bales, and other farm duties), a gardener. So, what you read here, is me, as a transparent sometimes hot headed, passionate, and opinionated person.
We’re not doing much Bible at the moment, but I had my eye on these series. Would love to give them a try!
To know God for himself, he HAS to go to the source and not rely on anyone else’s interpretation of what God says of Himself.
To teach them to be in the world but not OF it.
We are careful about what are kids are exposed to but we need to be open to talk to them about things that oppose what we believe.
One challenge for me is in feeling inadequate… not knowing what or how to teach worldview.
I agree with many of the posts already! It is hard to teach your children a Christian worldview when the worldview is so popular.
The biggest challenge we find is having like minded friends. We recently moved and left our church family so the search starts all over again.
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The media
a workable curriculum
My biggest challenge is teaching them in such a secular world where even the kids at church are worldly
The hardest part is keeping their attention.
Not having a background in teaching Christian worldview.
Movie influence.
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My biggest challenge is bringing things down to their interest level. You should see the eyes roll when mommy starts going on.
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Having a special needs child it has been hard to find something that meets our exact needs but I want my child to know that his relationship with Christ is the most important relationship he will ever have.
Learning to rethink my world view as I teach my girls…My oldest is now old enough to hear about things outside of our home and wonder what it means
trying to walk closely to the bible always a daily struggle with the world
trying to walk closely to the bible always a daily struggle with t
It can be hard to find something that matches our Christian worldview.
Trying to teach them why not everyone has a Christian World View
When so much around them that’s not Christian worldview is seen as “normal” and “acceptable” and trying to make sure they understand that the world is going to say a lot of things are “ok” that God says are not.
My biggest challenges is that the world shouts its philosophy from more places, with more volumes, and with “brighter colors”. I feel like what I am teaching will sound like “just one more option”
Our biggest obstacle is the World. We teach biblical values at home, then they go out into the world and see the opposite of what they have been taught.
Matching what we know our son should learn about God with curriculum…
I think my biggest struggle is not knowing opposing worldviews well enough.
I find it hard to find a curriculum that is easy enough to understand but still truly teaches my children what they need to learn.
Trying to find a good Christian curriculum without a shove it down your throat philosophy. I want my babies to know the truth about God not about a person’s religion or agenda
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They are still pretty young, but we struggle with media that opposes our worldview.
Just don’t know where to start. Not a good example.
Trying to out-teach the national news is difficult.
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My biggest challenge comes from the outside forces. Teaching my kids from a biblical worldview is not hard, but when they have people come against them on the outside, it makes it more difficlut.
Finding something that matches our worldview.
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It is hard for me to teach a worldview because I was raised in a cult. It has taken many years to undo the damage that was done to me spiritually but the Lord is good! For me, knowing WHAT to teach is the biggest challenge.
finding good curriculum
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My problem with teaching the kids from a Christian Worldview is not too much really. Our curriculum is full of lives from a Christian Worldview. I have always wanted to do this with the kids!
This is so excited
looks awesome.
We would love this resource.