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| Colorful, glossy card stock bookmarks help the student recall the memory verses for each unit. Two individual-sized TimeLines, or sequence lines, aid the student in understanding the chronology of Creation and Easter. |
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| A Father's Care:* Teaches that the Bible is God's Word* Aids students in recognizing their need of Christ as personal Savior* Encourages Christlikeness in students* Instills a desire in students to know more about God* Encourages students to apply Bible knowlege to their daily lives* Provides a systematic plan for the practice of Bible skills* Connects Bible events with historical events* Correlates other subjects with Bible teaching |
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| A Father's Care:* Teaches that the Bible is God's Word* Aids students in recognizing their need of Christ as personal Savior* Encourages Christlikeness in students* Instills a desire in students to know more about God* Encourages students to apply Bible knowlege to their daily lives* Provides a systematic plan for the practice of Bible skills* Connects Bible events with historical events* Correlates other subjects with Bible teaching |
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| This Test Packet includes suggestions for grading the tests as well as assigning grades to the subject of Bible. There is a test for each unit, which includes matching, multiple choice, and true/false items.Tests for grade 1 are designed for the instructions and questions to be read orally by the teacher |
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| Teach students to know the Bible through a thematic, chronological study of the Old and New Testaments. Guide them to trust God and to apply His principles in their everyday lives. Corresponds with Grade 1 Bible Truths: A Father's Care Tests for use with 2nd editon Bible 1. |
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| Experienced by millions of people in over 100 nations via the Internet, these paraphrased Scriptures are now available as a powerful devotional book. Each of the 57 meditations features heartwarming photography and a prayer to the God who loves you and desires you. |
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| Fathers of Influence features men throughout history who have made a difference in the world or who raised their children to have a powerful impact on the world. Organized to present each father individually, this book contains the name, dates he lived, a Father of Influence Principle that highlights the significant contribution he made to the world or to his child's life, a Bible verse, and a short biographical sketch. Also includes a "Famous Fathers of the Bible" section and selections from James Dobson, George W. Bush, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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| Being a dad challenges us as men, builds on our strengths, exposes our weaknesses, and-if we let it-helps us grow in the character of Christ. When we take a Bible in our hands, we are actually holding a user's manual for fathers. Story after story, it reveals our heavenly Father's love for his Son-and for us. It also shares the accounts of earthly fathers whose examples we'll want to either imitate or avoid. The twelve chapters in Fathers of the Bible offer slices from the biblical stories of men who were fathers. From them, we can learn something about the tasks, privileges, challenges, and failures of fatherhood. We'll discover the faithfulness of Noah, the conniving of Jacob, the unbridled passion of David, and the quiet confidence of Joseph, Jesus' earthly father. Each of these men were dads. Their geographic settings and life circumstances were vastly different from ours, but the struggles and challenges of fatherhood are remarkably similar. Designed for personal prayer and study or for use in small groups, Fathers of the Bible will help you ground your relationship with your children on God's Word. |
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| Good, solid, contemporary introductions to patristic authors and writings are difficult to find in the English-speaking world, and European volumes are expensive. This volume, which is Siegfried Schatzmann's translation of Lehrbuch der Patrologie, offers English-speaking readers easy access to Hubertus R. Drobner's traditional introduction to early Christian thought. Hubertus R. Drobner brings patristics scholarship up-to-date in this traditional introduction. His work is sufficiently broad to be a useful summary of early Christian history and the expansive strokes of doctrinal debate and development and provides a clear presentation of early Christian thought. Drobner introduces new materials throughout this recently updated edition of his handbook. A general map and several timetables add to the clarity of the volume.The Fathers of the Church is valuable in its presentation of contemporary studies and views. Patristics students will benefit from this dependable overview of early Christian texts, and scholars and libraries will appreciate the extensive bibliography, indecies, and other resources. |
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| When the Nazis invade Poland and bomb his home city of Warsaw, Rudi Kaplan finds out that he is Hitler's enemy because he is a Pole, a Jew, and a Christian. Rudi is left to survive on his own with only a promise from his father - and from his God. |
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| An in-depth study of this novel links literature to content areas and life skills. It develops a student's ability to understand and evaluate what he reads. A laminated folder provides background information and enrichment activities in useful storage pockets. The teaching guide includes lessons, practical Scriptural applications, and dozens of reproducible activity pages. Includes teaching guide and novel. |
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| This exquisitely illustrated story about a father's unfailing love for his struggling son will reassure your own children that, even on the worst of days, God still loves them; and on the loneliest of days, His loving touch can bring comfort and peace. |
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