We are always looking for solid Biblical children's material to work through with our little ones. Some of the rich finds we have enjoyed as a family have been The Jesus Storybook Bible and Scripture memory songs by, Seeds Family Worship. Our newest venture is a catechism for boys and girls. By definition catechism means "a manual of instruction in the principles of the Christian religion, usually in question and answer form." However, it is difficult to separate (at least in my mind), the association of catechism and the Catholic church. Right now Samuel's classmates participate in catechism after school once a week. So instead of bringing confusion to the matter, the kids have labeled this learning time as "The Jesus Questions."
Part I of this list of questions is working through the theology of God, Man and Sin. In all there are six parts, consisting of 145 questions and answers. The kids have learned 13 so far and are well on their way to being little theologians. With each question there are scripture references that we read and discuss with them. What an amazing privilege we have as parents to train little hearts with the truth of God's word. Here is a video for you to see and hear for yourselves the great enthusiasm and excitement they have in responding to these questions.
3 comments:
Dear Samuel, Emma and Luca,
We are so happy to see how much you are learning about God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit!
You are filling your hearts and minds with the truth of God's Word
and that makes US smile and want to jump around, just like you!
Keep learning and growing!
We love and miss you!
That was simply adorable to hear their voices and answers! We were cracking up at Luca! :) So cute! I have been trying to teach Maddie a little catechis book too but I think it is too early as she mostly just tries to copy the question rather than answer it. But, now that she has watched her cousins over and over she has a good model! MORE VIDEOS! That was so fun to see them. Make me yearn for a Skype date with you guys!
I would be interested in hearing more about the materials you are using! We are always on the lookout as well. :)
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