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Doodle Your Day Doodle Your Day introduces your child to micro journaling: journaling in small bits. From drawing today’s weather to sketching what made them laugh on International Moment of Laughter Day, kids will love exploring their imagination with such an immense variety of topics. The occasional topics that repeat themselves through the year (what I ate for lunch and what I learned today), will add historical life reference points to this one-of-a-kind illustrated keepsake. Doodle Your Day is not strictly a doodle book. Occasionally, your child will be encouraged to paste or journal using the “wacky word of the day” in a sentence. Doodle Your Day is an easy, appealing way to expand your child’s creative juices. And with 365 doodle and journaling prompts for your young artists, Doodle Your Day makes micro journaling easy. Ages 8 and older. Note: If you are fussy about what you hand off to your children like our family is, you will find that a few Doodle Your Day exercises may warrant skipping. Features View sample pages. Publisher's Information Text by: Anita Wood Drawings by: Jennifer Kalis Pages: 365 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 7 x 9 1/2" Copyright: 2013 ISBN: 978-1-4236-2368-7 Publisher: Gibbs M Smith Printed In: China Consumable: Yes Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No Awards and Endorsements: Voted one of the top "boredom busters" by FamilyFun magazine review by Living Well + Learning Well ”My daughter and I both think this journal is awesome! We start our day with it. I leave it on the table with her assignment notebook each morning so she can start her day with doodling.” Read the Review review by Flanders Family ”This is a great first journal for kids, as the “assignments” are quick and easy… and loads of fun, as well! ” Read the Review review by Timeless and Treasured ”Doodle Your Day is going to be a fun addition to our daily activities and will most likely be something Boo will treasure forever - an illustrated personal keepsake of her entire fifth grade year!” Read the Review review by So Every Day ”Each day there is an assigned “doodle” for that day. It’s a beyond-easy way to have your kids regularly be creative and simultaneously think a little about the life they are currently living.” Read the Review

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Long Story Short: Ten-Minute Devotions Families are busy, and home school families are among the busiest. The responsibilities of keeping up with the local public school and homeschool groups weigh heavy on us. If we fail to match (if not exceed) others academically, we suspect that they know and suffer for it. But who asks about the spiritual health of our children? This seemingly optional subject is the one for which God will indeed hold us accountable. Teaching the Bible can seem overwhelming. Especially when you understand the importance of teaching our children how every story in the Old Testament points forward to God's story of salvation through Jesus Christ. But Long Story Short makes it easy. It chronologically teaches seventy-eight of the main stories of the Old Testament in a way that is memorable, faithful, and practical for Christian living. Ten minutes a day, five days a week, Long Story Short is the family devotional program designed to explain God's plan of salvation through the Old Testament. Three days are spent on that week's story. One day is spent seeing how this story points to Jesus. On the fifth day, another Bible passage is read to see what it teaches about Jesus. Long Story Short is doctrinally sound, Christ-centered and full of gospel grace and hope. Simple enough to transform the hearts of every listener, Long Story Short confronts us with our desperate need for His grace. This gospel-saturated, God-centered devotional is suitable for children from preschool through high school. Features View a sample here! Publisher's Information Author: Marty Machowski Pages: 396 Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2010 ISBN: 9781935273813 Publisher: New Growth Press Printed In: Canada Faith-Based: Yes Awards and Endorsements: Long Story Short is the best material for family devotions I've ever seen. If you're looking for something careful, creative, and Christ-centered without being corny, confusing, or condescending look no further. Pastors would be wise to buy this book by the boxful and get a copy into the hands of each family in their church." -Justin Taylor, Blogger (Between Two Worlds); managing editor of the ESV Study Bible "This is simply an outstanding book, and Christian families need it right now. I have never seen a devotional book that is so well suited to family devotions and to children, even as it is faithful in relating biblical truth. This book will help any Christian parent lead family devotions that will be memorable, faithful, and practical for Christian living. I'll admit this too, parents will find that they love the stories, illustrations, and learning suggestions along with their children. Marty Machowski has written a wonderful book." -R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "I love the simplicity and practicality of Long Story Short. Marty Machowski gives parents a valuable resource to make disciples in our homes by highlighting the gospel story and the Hero of Scripture. I plan to strongly encourage the use of this book throughout our entire network of churches." -Scott Thomas, President, Acts 29 Network "Parents, you know that teaching your children God's Word, especially with children of varying ages, is never easy. But Marty Machowski has just made it easier. Long Story Short guides your family through Old Testament stories, each one highlighting the love and faithfulness of God and the hope of a Savior to come. To use this guide is to have an experienced father and pastor assisting you every night. These moments together, informed by Marty's book, will help your children understand and be amazed by the grace of God as revealed in the Old Testament." -C.J. Mahaney, President, Sovereign Grace Ministries; author of many books, including The Cross Centered Life "In Long Story Short, Marty Machowski provides what my wife and I needed when we were struggling to find good tools to disciple our young children. We got by, but this resource would have helped us so much. I envy the parents who will have it available to them. It is simple, interactive, and faithful to Scripture. It avoids the pitfalls of moralism that is prevalent in much of the children's Bible literature today. Marty insists that you and your children meet Jesus and see the gospel of grace in every story. I can't recommend this resource enough." -Dr. Timothy S. Lane, Executive Director, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation; coauthor of How People Change and Relationships: A Mess Worth Making

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Families are busy, and home school families are among the busiest. The responsibilities of keeping up with the local public school and homeschool groups weigh heavy on us. If we fail to match (if not exceed) others academically, we suspect that they know and suffer for it. But who asks about the spiritual health of our children? This seemingly optional subject is the one for which God will indeed hold us accountable.
 
Teaching the Bible can seem overwhelming. Especially when you understand the importance of teaching our children how every story in the Old Testament points forward to God's story of salvation through Jesus Christ. But Long Story Short makes it easy. It chronologically teaches seventy-eight of the main stories of the Old Testament in a way that is memorable, faithful, and practical for Christian living.
 
Ten minutes a day, five days a week, Long Story Short is the family devotional program designed to explain God's plan of salvation through the Old Testament. 
 
Three days are spent on that week's story. One day is spent seeing how this story points to Jesus. On the fifth day, another Bible passage is read to see what it teaches about Jesus. 
 
Long Story Short is doctrinally sound, Christ-centered and full of gospel grace and hope. Simple enough to transform the hearts of every listener, Long Story Short confronts us with our desperate need for His grace. This gospel-saturated, God-centered devotional is suitable for children from preschool through high school.
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Author: Marty Machowski Pages: 396 Binding: Paperback Copyright: 2010 ISBN: 9781935273813 Publisher: New Growth Press Printed In: Canada Faith-Based: Yes <img src="//cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1994/4551/files/ribbon_1_1_large.gif?v=1520357339" alt="">Awards and Endorsements: Long Story Short  is the best material for family devotions I've ever seen. If you're looking for something careful, creative, and Christ-centered without being corny, confusing, or condescending look no further. Pastors would be wise to buy this book by the boxful and get a copy into the hands of each family in their church." -Justin Taylor, Blogger (Between Two Worlds); managing editor of the ESV Study Bible "This is simply an outstanding book, and Christian families need it right now. I have never seen a devotional book that is so well suited to family devotions and to children, even as it is faithful in relating biblical truth. This book will help any Christian parent lead family devotions that will be memorable, faithful, and practical for Christian living. I'll admit this too, parents will find that they love the stories, illustrations, and learning suggestions along with their children. Marty Machowski has written a wonderful book." -R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "I love the simplicity and practicality of Long Story Short. Marty Machowski gives parents a valuable resource to make disciples in our homes by highlighting the gospel story and the Hero of Scripture. I plan to strongly encourage the use of this book throughout our entire network of churches." -Scott Thomas, President, Acts 29 Network "Parents, you know that teaching your children God's Word, especially with children of varying ages, is never easy. But Marty Machowski has just made it easier. Long Story Short guides your family through Old Testament stories, each one highlighting the love and faithfulness of God and the hope of a Savior to come. To use this guide is to have an experienced father and pastor assisting you every night. These moments together, informed by Marty's book, will help your children understand and be amazed by the grace of God as revealed in the Old Testament." -C.J. Mahaney, President, Sovereign Grace Ministries; author of many books, including The Cross Centered Life "In Long Story Short, Marty Machowski provides what my wife and I needed when we were struggling to find good tools to disciple our young children. We got by, but this resource would have helped us so much. I envy the parents who will have it available to them. It is simple, interactive, and faithful to Scripture. It avoids the pitfalls of moralism that is prevalent in much of the children's Bible literature today. Marty insists that you and your children meet Jesus and see the gospel of grace in every story. I can't recommend this resource enough." -Dr. Timothy S. Lane, Executive Director, Christian Counseling &amp; Educational Foundation; coauthor of How People Change and Relationships: A Mess Worth Making

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Long Story Short: Ten-Minute Devotions

Old Story New: Ten-Minute Devotions to Draw Your Family to God Using the same profound ten-minute-a-day method, Old Story New continues the gospel-centered story that started in Long Story Short. Through 78 New Testament stories, Old Story New does the heavy lifting for parents as it lays out activities and provides answers to the discussion questions. Old Story New explains God's plan of salvation through the New Testament and is perfect for children from preschool through high school. Stay on Track Toward a Richer Understanding of the New Testament View a sample chapter here! Features Easy to use Seventy-eight weeks of 10-minute-a-day devotions from the New Testament Publisher: New Growth Press ISBN: 9781936768660 Faith-Based: Yes Awards and Endorsements: "Marty Machowski has done it again! This book, along with the earlier Old Testament devotional book, Long Story Short, is another masterful devotional book for families. It is simple without being shallow. It is theologically robust without being pedantic. It is comprehensive without being overwhelming. Best of all, it is doable for busy parents with children." -Dr. Tedd Tripp, Pastor; conference speaker; best-selling author of Shepherding a Child's Heart "Marty Machowski 'gets' families. Even more importantly, he knows how to connect them to the Bible with simple, relatable New Testament studies that make much of Jesus in every lesson. If you want your kids to see the Savior through his Word, spend some time in this exciting new devotional." -Dave Harvey, Church Planting and Church Care, Sovereign Grace Ministries; author of When Sinners Say I Do: Discovering the Power of the Gospel for Marriage "The church wants parents to lead their homes spiritually; the parents don't know how. Marty Machowski's Old Story New is the answer for both church and parents. Marty has invested his time in the best way possible helping parents shepherd their children with more than stories and morals, but with the central theme of Jesus illuminated clearly in every story." -Scott Thomas, Pastor, The Journey Church, St Louis, MO; author of Gospel Coach: Shepherding Leaders to Glorify God

Old Story New: Ten-Minute Devotions to Draw Your Family to God
Using the same profound ten-minute-a-day method, Old Story New continues the gospel-centered story that started in <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Long_Story_Short_Ten_Minute_Devotions_p/536-536.htm" target="_blank" data-mce-href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/Long_Story_Short_Ten_Minute_Devotions_p/536-536.htm" data-mce-fragment="1">Long Story Short</a>. 
 
Through 78 New Testament stories, Old Story New does the heavy lifting for parents as it lays out activities and provides answers to the discussion questions. Old Story New explains God's plan of salvation through the New Testament and is perfect for children from preschool through high school.
 
 
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 Publisher: New Growth Press ISBN: 9781936768660 Faith-Based: Yes <img src="//cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1994/4551/files/ribbon_1_large.gif?v=1514839582" alt="">Awards and Endorsements: "Marty Machowski has done it again! This book, along with the earlier Old Testament devotional book, Long Story Short, is another masterful devotional book for families. It is simple without being shallow. It is theologically robust without being pedantic. It is comprehensive without being overwhelming. Best of all, it is doable for busy parents with children." -Dr. Tedd Tripp, Pastor; conference speaker; best-selling author of Shepherding a Child's Heart "Marty Machowski 'gets' families. Even more importantly, he knows how to connect them to the Bible with simple, relatable New Testament studies that make much of Jesus in every lesson. If you want your kids to see the Savior through his Word, spend some time in this exciting new devotional." -Dave Harvey, Church Planting and Church Care, Sovereign Grace Ministries; author of When Sinners Say I Do: Discovering the Power of the Gospel for Marriage "The church wants parents to lead their homes spiritually; the parents don't know how. Marty Machowski's Old Story New is the answer for both church and parents. Marty has invested his time in the best way possible helping parents shepherd their children with more than stories and morals, but with the central theme of Jesus illuminated clearly in every story." -Scott Thomas, Pastor, The Journey Church, St Louis, MO; author of Gospel Coach: Shepherding Leaders to Glorify God

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Typically counted as 1/4 credit for high school students. How to Draw Almost Every Day Challenge yourself to draw one simple illustration each day of the year and keep your drawing skills strong. How to Draw Almost Every Day ensures you will have new inspiration every day with examples and daily exercises. The prompts are sorted by season, month, and day. Follow along with the artist as she shows you how to draw using step-by-step illustrations. Her style is appealing and fun. A quirky narrative accompanies each drawing. How to Draw Almost Every Day includes some fun handmade project ideas for your illustrations like greeting cards, gift wrap, etc. This very practical book makes it easy to start a daily drawing routine. Features Author: Kamo Number of Illustrations: 400 Number of Pages: 224 Format: Paperback Publisher: Quarry Books Date of Publication: October 1, 2017 ISBN: 9781631593772 Typical High School Credits Earned: 1/4 credit art Consumable: No Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No Review by Cosmic Montessori School ”What I appreciate most about How to Draw Almost Every Day is that the lessons are short, simple and step by step. This book would work for a wide range of budding artists, I’d say, beginning with lower elementary yet still a great resource for adults even.” Read the Review

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Challenge yourself to draw one simple illustration each day of the year and keep your drawing skills strong. How to Draw Almost Every Day ensures you will have new inspiration every day with examples and daily exercises. The prompts are sorted by season, month, and day.
 
Follow along with the artist as she shows you how to draw using step-by-step illustrations. Her style is appealing and fun. A quirky narrative accompanies each drawing.
 
How to Draw Almost Every Day includes some fun handmade project ideas for your illustrations like greeting cards, gift wrap, etc. This very practical book makes it easy to start a daily drawing routine.
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Author: Kamo Number of Illustrations: 400 Number of Pages: 224 Format: Paperback Publisher: Quarry Books Date of Publication: October 1, 2017 ISBN: 9781631593772 Typical High School Credits Earned: 1/4 credit art Consumable: No Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No 
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What’s Up? Discovering the Gospel, Jesus, and Who You Really Are This outstanding gospel-centered, biblically-driven curriculum is the perfect resource for your 10- to 14-year-old child. Using illustrations, stories, and interactive activities, this appealing workbook will help your child understand why the gospel really is good news. What’s Up? targets the difficult questions of identity and purpose and encourages fifth- through eighth-grade children to grapple with their own need for Christ. Fresh, engaging, and aimed for the heart, What’s Up? tackles issues, insecurities, and sins that we all deal with daily. There are 15 weekly lessons, each designed to take about 90 minutes. However, in a home setting we encourage you to go at a slower pace, expanding it to 27 weeks of 45-minute lessons. The Teacher Guide includes easy-to-understand instructions and notes as well as helps and directions to make teaching the gospel to children clear and simple. You will also want one copy of the corresponding student guide for each participant. While specifically designed for a group, a parent willing to invest the time to prepare and, more importantly, willing to discuss answers, will fill the gap nicely. When our children reached around middle school age we had a special season of time for discipleship, and I see What’s Up? effortlessly taking that to a new level for families today. What’s Up? consists of three parts: (1) The Gospel, (2) Your Heart, and (3) a Changed Life—with five lessons in each. Here is an overview of what is covered: Unit 1: The Gospel 1. Oh . . . Now I See (Big Idea: Seeing Jesus) 2. That’s My Whole Life Story (Big Idea: The Gospel Story) 3. My Tongue Is Connected to My—What? (Big Idea: Sin of the Heart) 4. Hmm . . . What Grades Do I Get? (Big Idea: Justification by Faith) 5. Presents? For Me?! (Big Idea: Holiness and Fighting Sin) Unit 2: Your Heart 6. But I’m a Good Person (Big Idea: Two Kinds of Repentance) 7. Do I Love God? Um (Big Idea: Big Forgiveness and Big Love) 8. Yes, I Worship Idols (Big Idea: Real-Life Idols) 9. Look! Shark! (Big Idea: Confronting Unbelief Lesson) 10. That’s My Dad! (Big Idea: Living as God’s Child) Unit 3: A Changed Life 11. Grrr . . . That Makes Me SO Mad! (Big Idea: Resolving Conflicts) 12. I’m So Sorry—NOT! (Big Idea: False Repentance) 13. I’m So Sorry—Really! (Big Idea: Godly Repentance) 14. I (Gulp) Forgive You (Big Idea: Forgiving Others) 15. Let’s. Keep. Going. (Big Idea: A Lifetime of Faith) What’s Up? is the perfect example of what Jack Klumpenhower was driving at in Show Them Jesus. This material is gospel saturated, biblically grounded, age appropriate, engaging, easy to follow, and easily adaptable. This is a model for how to teach the gospel and its implications to kids. I hope to see more of this material made for kids younger than 5th grade and older than 8th grade. If you are looking for new material for Sunday School, homeschooling, or even a Wednesday night program, then this is for you! "Words can't express how thankful I am for this curriculum. As a former middle school Bible teacher, I know how impossible it is to find truly gospel-centered material presented in a format that young people can process...and will find interesting at the same time. In a church youth culture awash with moralistic messages and frilly silliness, What’s Up? sets the standard of good news written for young minds. Seriously . . . I can’t recommend it too highly." --Elyse Fitzpatrick, Author of Good News for Weary Women and coauthor of Give Them Grace "If you read Jack Klumpenhower’s book, Show Them Jesus, but didn’t think you could teach as well as Jack does—don’t worry. The What’s Up? curriculum and teacher’s guide give you everything you need to teach your middle school students the same amazing gospel lessons Jack presented in his book. You’ll have parents thanking you for the amazing way their kids are learning deep gospel truths like justification, adoption, how to recognize false repentance, and how to offer true forgiveness. It doesn’t matter what curriculum you are currently using with your middle school, put it on hold and get your kids through this material—that is what I am going to do at my church." --Marty Machowski, Family Life Pastor and author of Long Story Short and Old Story New, The Gospel Story Bible, the Gospel Story for Kids curriculum and Prepare Him Room Features What's Up Student Authors: Debbie Harrell & Jack Klumpenhower Pages: 152 Publisher: New Growth Press; First edition (January 19, 2015) Language: English Bible Version Base: ESV (English Standard Version) ISBN: 9781939946720 Faith-Based: Yes What's Up Teacher Authors: Debbie Harrell & Jack Klumpenhower Pages: 240 Publisher: New Growth Press; First edition (January 19, 2015) Language: English Bible Version Base: ESV (English Standard Version) ISBN: 9781939946812 Faith-Based: Yes

What’s Up? Discovering the Gospel, Jesus, and Who You Really Are This outstanding gospel-centered, biblically-driven curriculum is the perfect resource for your 10- to 14-year-old child. Using illustrations, stories, and interactive activities, this appealing workbook will help your child understand why the gospel really is good news. What’s Up? targets the difficult questions of identity and purpose and encourages fifth- through eighth-grade children to grapple with their own need for Christ. Fresh, engaging, and aimed for the heart, What’s Up? tackles issues, insecurities, and sins that we all deal with daily. There are 15 weekly lessons, each designed to take about 90 minutes. However, in a home setting we encourage you to go at a slower pace, expanding it to 27 weeks of 45-minute lessons. The Teacher Guide includes easy-to-understand instructions and notes as well as helps and directions to make teaching the gospel to children clear and simple. You will also want one copy of the corresponding <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/What_s_Up_Student_p/536-606.htm" target="new">student guide</a> for each participant. While specifically designed for a group, a parent willing to invest the time to prepare and, more importantly, willing to discuss answers, will fill the gap nicely. When our children reached around middle school age we had a special season of time for discipleship, and I see What’s Up? effortlessly taking that to a new level for families today. What’s Up? consists of three parts: (1) The Gospel, (2) Your Heart, and (3) a Changed Life—with five lessons in each. Here is an overview of what is covered: Unit 1: The Gospel 1. Oh . . . Now I See (Big Idea: Seeing Jesus) 2. That’s My Whole Life Story (Big Idea: The Gospel Story) 3. My Tongue Is Connected to My—What? (Big Idea: Sin of the Heart) 4. Hmm . . . What Grades Do I Get? (Big Idea: Justification by Faith) 5. Presents? For Me?! (Big Idea: Holiness and Fighting Sin) Unit 2: Your Heart 6. But I’m a Good Person (Big Idea: Two Kinds of Repentance) 7. Do I Love God? Um (Big Idea: Big Forgiveness and Big Love) 8. Yes, I Worship Idols (Big Idea: Real-Life Idols) 9. Look! Shark! (Big Idea: Confronting Unbelief Lesson) 10. That’s My Dad! (Big Idea: Living as God’s Child) Unit 3: A Changed Life 11. Grrr . . . That Makes Me SO Mad! (Big Idea: Resolving Conflicts) 12. I’m So Sorry—NOT! (Big Idea: False Repentance) 13. I’m So Sorry—Really! (Big Idea: Godly Repentance) 14. I (Gulp) Forgive You (Big Idea: Forgiving Others) 15. Let’s. Keep. Going. (Big Idea: A Lifetime of Faith) What’s Up? is the perfect example of what Jack Klumpenhower was driving at in Show Them Jesus. This material is gospel saturated, biblically grounded, age appropriate, engaging, easy to follow, and easily adaptable. This is a model for how to teach the gospel and its implications to kids. I hope to see more of this material made for kids younger than 5th grade and older than 8th grade. If you are looking for new material for Sunday School, homeschooling, or even a Wednesday night program, then this is for you! "Words can't express how thankful I am for this curriculum. As a former middle school Bible teacher, I know how impossible it is to find truly gospel-centered material presented in a format that young people can process...and will find interesting at the same time. In a church youth culture awash with moralistic messages and frilly silliness, What’s Up? sets the standard of good news written for young minds. Seriously . . . I can’t recommend it too highly." --Elyse Fitzpatrick, Author of Good News for Weary Women and coauthor of Give Them Grace "If you read Jack Klumpenhower’s book, Show Them Jesus, but didn’t think you could teach as well as Jack does—don’t worry. The What’s Up? curriculum and teacher’s guide give you everything you need to teach your middle school students the same amazing gospel lessons Jack presented in his book. You’ll have parents thanking you for the amazing way their kids are learning deep gospel truths like justification, adoption, how to recognize false repentance, and how to offer true forgiveness. It doesn’t matter what curriculum you are currently using with your middle school, put it on hold and get your kids through this material—that is what I am going to do at my church." --Marty Machowski, Family Life Pastor and author of Long Story Short and Old Story New, The Gospel Story Bible, the Gospel Story for Kids curriculum and Prepare Him Room 
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 What's Up Student Authors: Debbie Harrell &amp; Jack Klumpenhower Pages: 152 Publisher: New Growth Press; First edition (January 19, 2015) Language: English Bible Version Base: ESV (English Standard Version) ISBN: 9781939946720 Faith-Based: Yes What's Up Teacher Authors: Debbie Harrell &amp; Jack Klumpenhower Pages: 240 Publisher: New Growth Press; First edition (January 19, 2015) Language: English Bible Version Base: ESV (English Standard Version) ISBN: 9781939946812 Faith-Based: Yes

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Cat & Dog TheologyYou’ve read a mountain of parenting books, and the best ones are not only engaging, but inspiring as well. However, many of the best, while stirring your soul, muddle your mind. What you want is a how-to book, but not one that leads to a household of self-righteous, pharisaical children. How do you teach your children the right thing to do, without them thinking their righteous deeds are enough? Cat and Dog Theology is the place to start. Cat and Dog Theology has been developed to help children both ponder their relationship with God and understand the importance of living a life that glorifies Him, or as the curriculum states, a life that makes God famous.Cat and Dog Theology utilizes the recognized aloofness of cats to cast them as the self-centered villains in this curriculum. Dogs on the other hand, with their relentless desire to please their owners, are the heroes. Every lesson will have your child asking himself if he is more cat-like, living to please himself, or more dog-like, living to please God.The Cat and Dog Theology K-2 curriculum set is a one- to two-year course designed to teach your children what godly obedience looks like while also introducing them to global missions. This simplified introduction to Cat and Dog Theology uses two coloring cartoon books (one for obedience inside the home and one for obedience outside the home) that illustrate the extremes of behavior, sly and cunning disobedience or enthusiastic obedience that brings God glory. In conjunction with the coloring books, Cat and Dog Theology K-2 includes a collection of short stories, I Heard Good News Today, that features stories of faithful Christian men and women spreading the gospel across the world. Short read-alouds, these 93 stories are perfect for reading to your children while they color the cartoons. Also included is a CD, Adventures in Missions, that features true stories of missionaries doing extraordinary work in the Muslim world. And, of course, The Parent's Guidebook that explains the program and lays out both a 1-year and a two-year schedule is included.Cat and Dog Theology does an unprecedented job of helping your children to care about the glory of God, and enabling them to understand the motivations behind both their right and wrong behaviors. Cat & Dog Theology is the most God-centered, God-glorifying character curriculum we have seen. However, we also recommend accompanying it with a Gospel-rich Bible resource, so that as your children perceive more of the sin in their lives, they can know the only true Solution to their sin problem. Find our top recommendations here. Features Parent's Guidebook SampleCartoon Book SampleI heard Good News Today Story Sample Note: The Cat & Dog Theology sets for K-2 and 2-4 cover similar concepts, but are distinct enough in approach that we do not recommend purchasing a set at one level and extra student books at another level. Instead, we recommend putting both students into one level or teaching them separately. If you’d like assistance with determining which level would be the better fit for a broad age range of students, contact us, and we will be happy to help! Author: Elise Sjogren, Bob Sjogren, Cornelia LehnPublisher: UnveilinGLORYPublisher's Age Recommendation: K-2nd GradeFaith-Based: Yes

Cat &amp; Dog Theology You’ve read a mountain of parenting books, and the best ones are not only engaging, but inspiring as well. However, many of the best, while stirring your soul, muddle your mind. What you want is a how-to book, but not one that leads to a household of self-righteous, pharisaical children. How do you teach your children the right thing to do, without them thinking their righteous deeds are enough? Cat and Dog Theology is the place to start. Cat and Dog Theology has been developed to help children both ponder their relationship with God and understand the importance of living a life that glorifies Him, or as the curriculum states, a life that makes God famous. Cat and Dog Theology utilizes the recognized aloofness of cats to cast them as the self-centered villains in this curriculum. Dogs on the other hand, with their relentless desire to please their owners, are the heroes. Every lesson will have your child asking himself if he is more cat-like, living to please himself, or more dog-like, living to please God. The Cat and Dog Theology K-2 curriculum set is a one- to two-year course designed to teach your children what godly obedience looks like while also introducing them to global missions. This simplified introduction to Cat and Dog Theology uses two coloring cartoon books (one for obedience inside the home and one for obedience outside the home) that illustrate the extremes of behavior, sly and cunning disobedience or enthusiastic obedience that brings God glory. In conjunction with the coloring books, Cat and Dog Theology K-2 includes a collection of short stories, I Heard Good News Today, that features stories of faithful Christian men and women spreading the gospel across the world. Short read-alouds, these 93 stories are perfect for reading to your children while they color the cartoons. Also included is a CD, Adventures in Missions, that features true stories of missionaries doing extraordinary work in the Muslim world. And, of course, The Parent's Guidebook that explains the program and lays out both a 1-year and a two-year schedule is included. Cat and Dog Theology does an unprecedented job of helping your children to care about the glory of God, and enabling them to understand the motivations behind both their right and wrong behaviors. Cat &amp; Dog Theology is the most God-centered, God-glorifying character curriculum we have seen. However, we also recommend accompanying it with a Gospel-rich Bible resource, so that as your children perceive more of the sin in their lives, they can know the only true Solution to their sin problem. Find our top recommendations <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/family_devotions_s/171.htm" target="_blank">here</a>.
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Note: The Cat &amp; Dog Theology sets for K-2 and 2-4 cover similar concepts, but are distinct enough in approach that we do not recommend purchasing a set at one level and extra student books at another level. Instead, we recommend putting both students into one level or teaching them separately. If you’d like assistance with determining which level would be the better fit for a broad age range of students, contact us, and we will be happy to help!
Author: Elise Sjogren, Bob Sjogren, Cornelia Lehn Publisher: UnveilinGLORY Publisher's Age Recommendation: K-2nd Grade Faith-Based: Yes

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Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids When our children were young, Bible devotionals for their age group were nearly non-existent. Those available were either too overwhelming or too watered down. So we were forced to cobble together a program that satisfied our desire that our kids would develop the habit of daily Bible reading. If only we'd had access to Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan in those days! Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids has made it easy for today's involved parents. The author, David Murray's experience with his own children, helped him write a book that could be used daily. Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids incorporates the optimum amount of verses each day. Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids is substantive but not overwhelming. It picks out the central portions throughout the Bible that give children an overall view of the whole Bible and the plan of redemption. This 365-day plan will guide your children through key passages from Genesis to Revelation. Each week starts with a short overview, a place to note any prayer requests, and a space to write out that week's memory verse. Each day your child will read a kid-sized portion of Scripture and then answer a question or write out a verse. Sundays are set aside to jot down the sermon text, title, and a few notes. Your child won't read every verse in the Bible. Still, he will hit all the highlights and gain a broad exposure to the big picture, how the different books relate to one another and our lives. Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids is an unmatched tool for leading your children into that holy habit of being in God's Word each day. Features Author: David Murray Illustrator: Scotty Reifsnyder Foreword By: Donald S. Whitney Number of Pages: 224 Format: Layflat Publisher: Crossway Date of Publication: September 30, 2017 ISBN: 9781433556869 Dimensions: 7.25 in x 9.0 in Weight: 15.61 ounces Consumable: Yes Faith-Based: Yes Awards and Endorsements:“There is so much I could say to commend Exploring the Bible, but any praise would pale in comparison to this, the ultimate parental endorsement: I gave all three of my children Exploring the Bible as their very first experience of personal devotions. All three used it, all three enjoyed it, and all three benefited tremendously from using it. I wholeheartedly recommend it for your children, too.” — Tim Challies, blogger, Challies.com “This Bible reading plan has it all—engaging graphics, kid-sized reading assignments, space for reflection, and helpful commentary. What an exciting endeavor—to help children read (for themselves!) an overview of the Bible in a year! I can’t wait to give away copies of Exploring the Bible to the kids in my life.” — Gloria Furman, author, Missional Motherhood and Treasuring Christ When Your Hands Are Full “Too many times children are told about the Bible without ever being encouraged to read the text themselves. In his book Exploring the Bible, David Murray has given a gift to disciple-making parents everywhere. This resource will help children and families dig into the riches of the Bible while subtly teaching the necessity of daily reading and learning with God’s people. I can see individual children using it or whole families sharing their discoveries around the dinner table. As you seek to raise disciples who are hungry for and knowledgeable of the Word, this resource will be invaluable.” — Chap Bettis, author, The Disciple-Making Parent “Exploring the Bible has been carefully crafted. The passages selected, the layout and design, and the opportunities given for children to reflect and respond will work in concert to guide them into an understanding of what the Bible is all about. I hope it is widely used” — Kenneth Berding, Director, Bible Fluency; Professor of New Testament, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University; author, Bible Revival: Recommitting Ourselves to One Book “Encouragingly brief, carefully chosen passages lead explorers through the main ideas of the entire Bible in 365 days, with captions and questions to sharpen their focus. Wonderful weekly peaks connect the Old and New Testaments, pointing to Jesus, reinforcing the big picture, and urging personal application. This treasure is at the top of my gift list for new Bible explorers!” — Gail Schoonmaker, illustrator, The Big Picture Story Bible; author, Big Picture Bible Crafts “Without guidance and a plan, children will flounder when trying to read and understand the Bible on their own. That’s why resources like David Murray’s book are so important. I don’t even want to imagine what my Christian life and my ministry would have been without the encouragement and structure for daily Bible reading I received as a child. But if I’d had something like Exploring the Bible, I think my scriptural foundations would have been even stronger.” — Donald S. Whitney, Associate Dean and Professor of Biblical Spirituality, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; author, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life and Praying the Bible “An important, but often neglected, part of the education we provide for our children is instruction in the actual contents of the Bible. We give our children math flashcards and grammar workbooks, we enroll them in music lessons and put them on sports teams, but we often don’t know where to begin to teach them what’s in the Bible. Exploring the Bible will get elementary-school-aged children started reading Scripture on their own, giving them a grasp of its overall big picture as they read.” — Starr Meade, author, Training Hearts, Teaching Minds; The Most Important Thing You’ll Ever Study; and Give Them Truth

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Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids
When our children were young, Bible devotionals for their age group were nearly non-existent. Those available were either too overwhelming or too watered down. 
 
So we were forced to cobble together a program that satisfied our desire that our kids would develop the habit of daily Bible reading. If only we'd had access to Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan in those days!
 
Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids has made it easy for today's involved parents. The author, David Murray's experience with his own children, helped him write a book that could be used daily. 
 
Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids incorporates the optimum amount of verses each day. Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids is substantive but not overwhelming. It picks out the central portions throughout the Bible that give children an overall view of the whole Bible and the plan of redemption. 
 
This 365-day plan will guide your children through key passages from Genesis to Revelation.
 
Each week starts with a short overview, a place to note any prayer requests, and a space to write out that week's memory verse. Each day your child will read a kid-sized portion of Scripture and then answer a question or write out a verse. 
 
Sundays are set aside to jot down the sermon text, title, and a few notes. 
 
Your child won't read every verse in the Bible. Still, he will hit all the highlights and gain a broad exposure to the big picture, how the different books relate to one another and our lives. Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids is an unmatched tool for leading your children into that holy habit of being in God's Word each day.
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/0KvyC5-bVfM?rel=0?ecver=1" frameborder="0" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe> Author: David Murray Illustrator: Scotty Reifsnyder Foreword By: Donald S. Whitney Number of Pages: 224 Format: Layflat Publisher: Crossway Date of Publication: September 30, 2017 ISBN: 9781433556869 Dimensions: 7.25 in x 9.0 in Weight: 15.61 ounces Consumable: Yes Faith-Based: Yes <img src="//cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1994/4551/files/ribbon_1_1_large.gif?v=1520357339" alt="">Awards and Endorsements: “There is so much I could say to commend Exploring the Bible, but any praise would pale in comparison to this, the ultimate parental endorsement: I gave all three of my children Exploring the Bible as their very first experience of personal devotions. All three used it, all three enjoyed it, and all three benefited tremendously from using it. I wholeheartedly recommend it for your children, too.” — Tim Challies, blogger, Challies.com “This Bible reading plan has it all—engaging graphics, kid-sized reading assignments, space for reflection, and helpful commentary. What an exciting endeavor—to help children read (for themselves!) an overview of the Bible in a year! I can’t wait to give away copies of Exploring the Bible to the kids in my life.” — Gloria Furman, author, Missional Motherhood and Treasuring Christ When Your Hands Are Full “Too many times children are told about the Bible without ever being encouraged to read the text themselves. In his book Exploring the Bible, David Murray has given a gift to disciple-making parents everywhere. This resource will help children and families dig into the riches of the Bible while subtly teaching the necessity of daily reading and learning with God’s people. I can see individual children using it or whole families sharing their discoveries around the dinner table. As you seek to raise disciples who are hungry for and knowledgeable of the Word, this resource will be invaluable.” — Chap Bettis, author, The Disciple-Making Parent “Exploring the Bible has been carefully crafted. The passages selected, the layout and design, and the opportunities given for children to reflect and respond will work in concert to guide them into an understanding of what the Bible is all about. I hope it is widely used” — Kenneth Berding, Director, Bible Fluency; Professor of New Testament, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University; author, Bible Revival: Recommitting Ourselves to One Book “Encouragingly brief, carefully chosen passages lead explorers through the main ideas of the entire Bible in 365 days, with captions and questions to sharpen their focus. Wonderful weekly peaks connect the Old and New Testaments, pointing to Jesus, reinforcing the big picture, and urging personal application. This treasure is at the top of my gift list for new Bible explorers!” — Gail Schoonmaker, illustrator, The Big Picture Story Bible; author, Big Picture Bible Crafts “Without guidance and a plan, children will flounder when trying to read and understand the Bible on their own. That’s why resources like David Murray’s book are so important. I don’t even want to imagine what my Christian life and my ministry would have been without the encouragement and structure for daily Bible reading I received as a child. But if I’d had something like Exploring the Bible, I think my scriptural foundations would have been even stronger.” — Donald S. Whitney, Associate Dean and Professor of Biblical Spirituality, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; author, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life and Praying the Bible “An important, but often neglected, part of the education we provide for our children is instruction in the actual contents of the Bible. We give our children math flashcards and grammar workbooks, we enroll them in music lessons and put them on sports teams, but we often don’t know where to begin to teach them what’s in the Bible. Exploring the Bible will get elementary-school-aged children started reading Scripture on their own, giving them a grasp of its overall big picture as they read.” — Starr Meade, author, Training Hearts, Teaching Minds; The Most Important Thing You’ll Ever Study; and Give Them Truth

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Cat & Dog TheologyYou’ve read a mountain of parenting books, and the best ones are not only engaging, but inspiring as well. However, many of the best, while stirring your soul, muddle your mind. What you want is a how-to book, but not one that leads to a household of self-righteous, pharisaical children. How do you teach your children the right thing to do, without them thinking their righteous deeds are enough? Cat and Dog Theology is the place to start. Cat and Dog Theology has been developed to help children both ponder their relationship with God and understand the importance of living a life that glorifies Him, or as the curriculum states, a life that makes God famous.Cat and Dog Theology utilizes the recognized aloofness of cats to cast them as the self-centered villains in this curriculum. Dogs on the other hand, with their relentless desire to please their owners, are the heroes. Every lesson will have your child asking himself if he is more cat-like, living to please himself or more dog-like, living to please God.Cat and Dog Theology Grades 2-4 is a one-year program and is divided into 30 weeks with three 10- to 15-minute lessons per week. In this level, your children will learn to make God famous by obeying, respecting adults, having a servant attitude, and more. Every time your child chooses God’s way instead of his own, he glorifies God. Every time he chooses to ignore God’s way it will be for his own glory.The main component of Cat and Dog Theology Grades 2-4 is the Attitudes Workbook that features drawing and coloring activities, memory verse copywork, short answer reflection questions, and more. Also included is I Heard Good News Today 2: Big Life, with 65 true stories of God's power and grace; The Parent's Guidebook containing instructions for each of the ninety lessons with scripted questions; 102 Differences Between Cats and Dogs featuring cartoons that help children see the practical difference between God-centered and self-centered lifestyle; and Because He Liked It! a humorous collection of 101 glimpses into the unique attributes of animals that reflects the glory of God.Cat and Dog Theology does an unprecedented job of helping your children to care about the glory of God, and enabling them to understand the motivations behind both their right and wrong behaviors. Cat and Dog Theology is the most God-centered, God-glorifying character curriculum we have seen. However, we also recommend accompanying it with a Gospel-rich Bible resource, so that as your children perceive more of the sin in their lives, they can know the only true Solution to their sin problem. Find our top recommendations here. Features Overview Sample Children's Workbook Sample Parent's Guidebook Sample Note: The Cat & Dog Theology sets for K-2 and 2-4 cover similar concepts, but are distinct enough in approach that we do not recommend purchasing a set at one level and extra student books at another level. Instead, we recommend putting both students into one level or teaching them separately. If you’d like assistance with determining which level would be the better fit for a broad age range of students, contact us, and we will be happy to help! Author: Elise Sjogren, Bob Sjogren, Gerald Robison, Bob Drost, Cornelia Lehn, Charissa RobersonPublisher: UnveilinGLORYPublisher's Age Recommendation: 2nd-4th GradeFaith-Based: Yes

Cat &amp; Dog Theology You’ve read a mountain of parenting books, and the best ones are not only engaging, but inspiring as well. However, many of the best, while stirring your soul, muddle your mind. What you want is a how-to book, but not one that leads to a household of self-righteous, pharisaical children. How do you teach your children the right thing to do, without them thinking their righteous deeds are enough? Cat and Dog Theology is the place to start. Cat and Dog Theology has been developed to help children both ponder their relationship with God and understand the importance of living a life that glorifies Him, or as the curriculum states, a life that makes God famous. Cat and Dog Theology utilizes the recognized aloofness of cats to cast them as the self-centered villains in this curriculum. Dogs on the other hand, with their relentless desire to please their owners, are the heroes. Every lesson will have your child asking himself if he is more cat-like, living to please himself or more dog-like, living to please God. Cat and Dog Theology Grades 2-4 is a one-year program and is divided into 30 weeks with three 10- to 15-minute lessons per week. In this level, your children will learn to make God famous by obeying, respecting adults, having a servant attitude, and more. Every time your child chooses God’s way instead of his own, he glorifies God. Every time he chooses to ignore God’s way it will be for his own glory. The main component of Cat and Dog Theology Grades 2-4 is the Attitudes Workbook that features drawing and coloring activities, memory verse copywork, short answer reflection questions, and more. Also included is I Heard Good News Today 2: Big Life, with 65 true stories of God's power and grace; The Parent's Guidebook containing instructions for each of the ninety lessons with scripted questions; 102 Differences Between Cats and Dogs featuring cartoons that help children see the practical difference between God-centered and self-centered lifestyle; and Because He Liked It! a humorous collection of 101 glimpses into the unique attributes of animals that reflects the glory of God. Cat and Dog Theology does an unprecedented job of helping your children to care about the glory of God, and enabling them to understand the motivations behind both their right and wrong behaviors. Cat and Dog Theology is the most God-centered, God-glorifying character curriculum we have seen. However, we also recommend accompanying it with a Gospel-rich Bible resource, so that as your children perceive more of the sin in their lives, they can know the only true Solution to their sin problem. Find our top recommendations <a href="http://www.timberdoodle.com/family_devotions_s/171.htm" target="_blank">here</a>.
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Author: Elise Sjogren, Bob Sjogren, Gerald Robison, Bob Drost, Cornelia Lehn, Charissa Roberson Publisher: UnveilinGLORY Publisher's Age Recommendation: 2nd-4th Grade Faith-Based: Yes

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