Teaching Bible for Transformation
Our mission as believers is to train the next generation of students to live out their faith in Christ, helping them understand not only what they believe, but why they believe it.
We believe the gospel has the power to transform lives, and through this transformation, young hearts are shaped. Our Bible materials follow the timeless story of Creation, Fall, and Redemption, teaching students how these foundational truths impact every area of life. They’ll not only learn why they were created by God but also discover the effects of sin and the hope found in Jesus through His death and resurrection.
We are committed to equipping students to live out their faith boldly, both in their personal lives and in the world around them. Our goal is to help them dive deeper into Scripture, navigate today’s cultural challenges, and discuss issues through the lens of Christ’s love and truth. As students grow in their understanding of the Word, they’ll discover that the Bible is more than a book: it’s a means of experiencing God’s transforming grace. We seek lasting change, hoping that as they engage with Scripture, students will grow toward Christlikeness and make a lasting impact on the world.
Grade Level Overview
Bible Basics: K5
This early educational book is designed to help K5 students explore God’s Word in an engaging and interactive way, providing a purposeful foundation for their spiritual growth. Students will begin to grasp the framework of Creation, Fall, and Redemption, setting the stage for understanding God’s plan for humanity and laying the groundwork for knowing what they believe and why they believe it.
Bible Truths: 1–3
In grades 1 through 3, students focus on foundational Bible doctrines. Using a question-and-answer approach, students are introduced to key biblical teachings about God, humanity, sin, Jesus, salvation, and more. This method encourages them to grow in their ability to understand their faith, with an emphasis on God’s original plan for creation, the problem of the fall, and His ultimate plan of redemption through Jesus Christ.
The Story of Scripture: 4–5
Students in grades 4 and 5 dive deeper into the Bible’s grand narrative, exploring key accounts from both the Old and New Testaments. They learn about God’s original design, the consequences of sin, and God’s redemptive work through Jesus Christ. Fourth grade begins with the Old Testament, studying God’s work in creation and His covenant promises. Fifth grade focuses on the New Testament and the fulfillment of redemption through Christ’s life, death, and resurrection.
Introduction to Biblical Worldview: 6
In sixth grade, students are introduced to a biblical worldview with the book Basics for a Biblical Worldview. They will learn how to view the world through the lens of Scripture, understanding that God’s design for creation is good, humanity’s fall brought brokenness, and redemption through Christ offers hope and restoration to all areas of life. Students are encouraged to apply this worldview to navigate daily decisions and challenges.
Inductive Bible Study: 7–9
From seventh through ninth grade, students learn intentional inductive Bible study skills, focusing on how to study Scripture through observation, interpretation, and application. They will trace the arc of Creation, Fall, and Redemption throughout the Bible, learning how the narrative of the gospel unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. This approach equips students to dive deeper into God’s Word and apply its teachings to their lives, encouraging them to think critically and defend the faith with clarity.
Bible Doctrines: 10
In tenth grade, students study the core teachings of the Bible in Bible Doctrines. This purposeful study helps students to identify the central themes of Scripture and how these truths shape their faith and understanding of God’s Word.
Biblical Worldview: 11
In eleventh grade, students delve into Biblical Worldview Beyond the Basics and learn how to apply a biblical worldview to the challenges and issues they encounter in today’s world. This prepares them to think critically and engage with contemporary issues from a biblical perspective.
Ethics: 12
A study of ethics rounds out the Bible line by helping students learn to navigate complex moral decisions with a biblical framework. This study provides tools to equip students to think critically and defend the faith in the midst of a morally complex world.