If you already have textbooks for Bible 5: The Fullness of Time and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

This course develops students’ understanding of the New Testament as the culmination of God’s big story of Creation, Fall, and Redemption. Additionally, it teaches students the essentials of Bible study and interpretation through teacher modeling with questions and answers.

This student worktext guides your child through key biblical themes like covenants, law, and wisdom. It includes discussions on themes like kingdom and atonement, along with biblical accounts, practical applications, and HABIT charts for daily life.

This assessments packet includes two tests per unit (a total of 16 tests). Each test evaluates a student’s academic understanding of the key concepts and objectives throughout the Bible lessons. Questions are developed from the student edition review lessons for a focused assessment of main points in the lessons. All assessments are aligned with clearly stated educational objectives.

This teacher edition guides the introduction of students to biblical theology through observing, interpreting, and applying individual Bible passages. It emphasizes the application of the truths of the Bible to students’ lives for salvation and sanctification. It develops their’ understanding of God’s big story of Creation, Fall, and Redemption throughout the New Testament. The TE Companion will be available to ship by August 2025.

This answer key provides overprint answers to the 16 tests in the corresponding assessments packet. It enables the teacher to evaluate the students’ understanding of the various objectives.

Bible Truths 5 Tests, 4th ed., helps teachers assess their student’s understanding of the material covered throughout the course. Each test includes a various types of questions and challenges students to think critically about the concepts taught in the lessons.

In Mik-Shrok, Christian fiction for middle-grade readers written by Gloria Repp, Steve and Liz Bailey arrive at the small town of Koyalik, Alaska, with troubling questions. The veteran missionary who was supposed to meet them has disappeared. The year is 1950, and Alaska Territory is still a vast wilderness, unsettled and unexplored.

Songbird is historical fiction by Nancy Lohr set in 1770 in the British Colony of Williamsburg. Truxton Pilcher must work in his father’s pewter foundry reclaiming the metal shavings and stoking the fire. When Mr.

Bible Truths 5: Living in God's Love Student Materials Packet contains bookmarks to be used to help locate and mark memory verse, a time line for students to attach pictures of Bible characters and Heroes of the Faith, and a set of flashcards of the books of the Bible.

In sixth grade, students will often interact with other worldviews many times a day. This course cuts through all the noise to present students with the truth of a biblical worldview, helping them distinguish it from the false worldviews of the day. Using the teaching of the Scriptures, it challenges students to examine how they think about the world and then leads them to see the world as it truly is.

This student edition teaches a Christ-centered worldview, using Scripture to answer key questions, compare secular values to God's Word, and explore controversial issues with worldview analysis skills.

This student edition engages students with the ideas in the world around them. Written in an age-appropriate style, this book directly addresses the truth of the biblical worldview and the false ideas behind other worldviews. Students practice critical thinking by evaluating many current ideological battlefields, including self-identity, absolute truth, and creation vs. evolution. This book can be life-changing for students who diligently work through the biblical truths presented.

This student edition engages students with the ideas in the world around them. Written in an age-appropriate style, this book directly addresses the truth of the biblical worldview and the false ideas behind other worldviews. Students practice critical thinking by evaluating many current ideological battlefields, including self-identity, absolute truth, and creation vs. evolution. This book can be life-changing for students who diligently work through the biblical truths presented.

This activity manual provides your child with numerous opportunities to connect Bible study to difficult real-life decisions.

The assessments packet provides opportunities to assess students’ understanding of the course objectives.

The teacher edition provides various engaging strategies, such as case studies, webquests, and worldview dilemmas. The teacher is the key to helping students internalize the truths in the student edition. It also encourages collaboration and active student participation in analysis and interpretation of the ideas and truths presented in the student edition. As students engage in discussions and gather necessary biblical tools, they will be better prepared to be witnesses for Christ in the world. The TE Companion will be available to ship by August 2025.

The activities answer key is a full-page answer key with overprint answers for easy grading.

The assessments answer key includes copies of the student assessments with overprint answers for easy grading.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Guide your child in learning more about God and His redemptive plan with the Bible Truths 6 educational materials from BJU Press. Analyzing Bible verses, learning Bible study skills, critiquing responses, formulating biblical philosophies, and writing opportunities will allow your homeschooler to be directed by God’s Word toward a heart and character that is pleasing to Him.

This Student Worktext includes exercises that reveal God's truths, helping students analyze Bible verses, improve study skills, review content, and develop personal philosophies based on God's Word.

The Bible Truths 6 Tests, 4th ed., helps assess students understanding of the concepts presented in the Bible Truths 6 materials.

Forbidden Gates is historical fiction by Denise Williamson, set in Jerusalem in the first century. This Christian fiction book tells the story of Nathan, the son of a temple money-changer. Nathan knows the laws of God’s house, and he has never questioned the rules.

This Teacher Edition offers a thematic study of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, featuring application stories, memory verses, and a study of Forbidden Gates. It includes lesson plans, Bible reading H.A.B.I.T.s, and cross-curricular connections.

Bible Truths 6 Test Answer Key, 4th ed., provides a copy of each student test with answer overprints for easy grading.

Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament offers an overview of the Old Testament and encourages students to build connections between Old Testament narratives and the big story of Scripture—the Creation, Fall, Redemption narrative. Mr. Spurgeon’s goal is to teach students to study their Bibles by using the inductive Bible study approach.