Bible Truths B: The Story of the Old Testament takes an exciting and different approach to Bible study. Instead of presenting the Old Testament as a series of unconnected stories, it teaches the student the Bible’s one story. God is at work redeeming His fallen creation—climactically through Jesus—and every small story in the Bible makes sense only in light of that big story.

The Bible Truths B Tests Answer Key includes a copy of the tests with answer overprints for easy grading. It also provide references to the location of the answer in the student text and teacher’s edition, so teachers may make sure they cover all necessary material.

This Teacher Edition covers Old Testament history from Creation to Israel's captivity and return, with lesson plan overviews, key terms, memory verses, and Scripture application tips. It includes broad outlines and reflective questions for each lesson.

The Triumph of Christ provides students with a brief commentary on Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation. Using grade-appropriate language throughout, the textbook traces the origin and development of the church in Acts, the doctrinal arguments in the Epistles, and the consummation of God’s redemptive plan in Revelation.

This student edition covers the early church's growth from Acts to Revelation, exploring worldview, theology, Bible study, and Christian living. It includes discussions on the start of the church in Acts and reflects on God's redemption in Revelation.

This student edition provides students with a brief commentary on Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation. Using grade-appropriate language throughout, the textbook traces the origin and development of the church in Acts, the doctrinal arguments in the Epistles, and the consummation of God’s redemptive plan in Revelation.

This student edition provides students with a brief commentary on Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation. Using grade-appropriate language throughout, the textbook traces the origin and development of the church in Acts, the doctrinal arguments in the Epistles, and the consummation of God’s redemptive plan in Revelation.

These activities will equip your child to observe, interpret, and apply Scripture on a personal level. A prayer journal will teach your student to pray in alignment with Scripture, and memory verses are included with detailed meditations on each passage.

The assessments packet includes eight tests, one for each unit. Students will be assessed primarily over the content of the student edition with questions that are aligned with the scaffolded objectives.

This teacher edition guides an in-depth study of Scripture from Acts to Revelation, with daily objectives, planning overviews, and active learning strategies. It focuses on biblical themes, worldview discussions, and applying Scripture to Christian life.

This answer key provides overprint answers for questions in the corresponding student activities manual.

This packet provides overprint answers for the corresponding assessments.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions. Teacher Information: Mr. Farley teaches this course.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions. Teacher Information: Mr. Farley teaches this course.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions. Teacher Information: Mr. Farley teaches this course.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions. Teacher Information: Mr. Farley teaches this course.

A Workman Not Ashamed can influence a young man who believes he has been called to the ministry as he recognizes his potential for Christ and develops his God-given gifts and abilities.

Publish Great Things presents highlights from the history of missions, emphasizes the involvement of laypersons, and addresses principles and procedures of missions.

That I May Know Him presents basic Christian living skills by focusing on the example of Jesus as portrayed in the Gospel of Mark. It also analyzes Christ's relationship to various groups during his earthly ministry.

Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions.

This study can influence a young man who believes he has been called to the ministry as he recognizes his potential for Christ and develops his God-given gifts and talents. This module replaces SONS.

This book introduces teens to missions, exploring biblical principles, key figures, and mission history. It emphasizes church involvement and the role of laypeople. Topics include "The Basis for Missions," "Spreading the News!," and "Missions Today."

The That I May Know Him Student Text explores key Christian living skills through the example of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark, focusing on His relationships during His ministry to offer insights for personal growth and discipleship.

While nature and history reveal a divine power, the Bible is key to truly knowing God. This text highlights the Bible's connections to history, literature, math, and science, covering topics like the Bible’s study, functions, history, and impact.

This study can influence a young man who believes he has been called to the ministry as he recognizes his potential for Christ and develops his God-given gifts and talents. This module replaces SONS. The Teacher's Edition comes with six audio sermons on three CDs. A Workman Not Ashamed is part of the Bible Modular Series. These short issue-oriented courses for teenagers and adults can stand alone as a six- to eight-week course or adapt to supplement a full Bible program.

This Teacher Edition guides you through teaching scriptural teachings and the history of missions, focusing on layperson involvement and local church participation. Chapters include "The Basis for Missions," and "Spreading the News!"

This Teacher Edition helps you to teach your student about Jesus Christ through the Gospel of Mark while also imparting basic Christian living skills based on Christ’s words and works.

This Teacher Edition helps you to show your student the relevance of Scripture to all areas of life, exploring its connection to topics like history, literature, math, and science.

The Bible Truths C Student Text, 4th ed., leads students to understand and apply the book of Acts and the early letters of Paul (Galatians, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Corinthians, and Romans). Each lesson concludes with critical-thinking questions.

Mr. Rob Spurgeon teaches high school students to come to know and love God by helping them understand what they believe and why they believe it. This Bible curriculum covers all major Bible doctrines of the Christian faith.