Exploring the Bible Together: A 52-Week Family Worship Plan

Very easy to comprehend and make reading the Bible more fun.

Love this devotional. It is short and perfect for kids to begin a devotional life.The daily pages are laid out in an easy to follow manner. My kids wake up and do this daily and have learned quite a bit. We are looking forward to seeing how they continue in this.The Sunday page works well. I do wish there was a little more space for note taking. But overall, it has worked decently well.Overall, the material and pages are sturdy and nice.

I started this bible study a few months ago with my 2nd grader. It is composed of 6 lessons for each week, and it has a section to complete sermon notes for Sunday. It takes 5-10 minutes to complete each day, and she is able to do it independently. The lessons within the study do not have interpretation or explanations (which I love!). It simply takes FANTASTIC chronological and methodical steps through the Bible by following the major characters and themes. I use it with the NIrV version of the Bible, so that my child can read the verses independently. I sit alongside and make sure that she understands what she has read, and then there is one question from the reading each day. I honestly think this should be tweaked into a Bible study for adults who were not raised knowing the basic stories of the Bible. This study is fantastic! It would truly be a blessing (for it is not burdensome) for any child who has an adult interested in leading them through it.

I got this for my 7 and 9 year olds, and it is an excellent beginning Bible study tool. It takes them through the "high points" from Genesis through Revelation to get a bigger picture of the redemptive story arc of the Bible. I love that my kids are essentially reading through the Bible, but hitting only age-appropriate texts that still help get that bigger picture. There are only a handful of verses to read each day for 6 days each week, and space to take notes on your church's Sunday Service on the seventh day. I'm not sure if it would hold a preteen/young teen's interest but I think it's an excellent beginning resource.

I bought this for my sons to do in the mornings before school. Honestly, they just couldn't get into this study. Usually we use the Explorer's Bible Study and we have gone back to that one. I think this one was just too drawn out for them and dry. For example, each day has a few verses to read and one question to answer. That may be perfect for a very young elementary aged child, but for my 5th and 7th grade boys who have been deeply studying the Bible for years, this was way too simplistic. Explorer's Bible Study is more in depth and requires more from the children daily, with a passage, questions, and prayer to finish up the session. I think this particular study is great for children just being introduced to the idea of reading the Bible each day, and that's probably the whole purpose of the book. I just have two advanced boys and needed something more meaty. If I were just starting out with my sons at 5-7, this would be perfect for me.

Perfect introduction to devotions for an 8-10year old. It stands alone (with the Bible). No parent instruction needed.

I love this book! I am not great about reading it daily, but my kids are memorizing the weekly verse and learning about the Bible. It really doesn't take long to do each lesson so we usually do it as a family during dinner. We haven't gotten through the whole book yet but this far in I highly recommend it!

We use this for a daily Bible study. The lessons are quick, yet engaging enough that everyone learns something new. We love the daily prayers that tie in to the lesson! Takes less than 10 minutes to do, so any family has the time to do this. Highly recommend!