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This year, your children ages 7-9 will embrace the Bible—as God's inspired and authoritative message for everyone. Kids will cultivate a deep appreciation for the richness and power of Scripture; and the Bible will become their lifelong companion. Depend on the rock-solid Bible for God's guidance!
Anchor your children to the authority and power of God's Word. Give them the skills to handle their Bibles comfortably, so your kids will be prepared for a lifetime of studying Scripture. To learn how all 6 DiscipleLand Core Bible Levels work together, click here.
Every quarter includes 12 Bible lessons (plus one review lesson). Level 2 uses topical Bible stories to teach about the Bible's origin and power. We recommend beginning with Quarter A, although you can use DiscipleLand resources in any order.
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How We Got the Bible |
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Children will marvel at the way God has preserved His Word—intact and authoritative through forty centuries. Kids will follow the path from the Bible's inspiration through its translation into other languages. They'll discover the wondrous qualities of God's Word! |
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Why We Got the Bible |
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Children will see God's Word transform individuals and cultures. Kids will visit six continents and meet twelve Christians who responded to God's great concern for those who did not have the Bible. They'll experience the power and purpose of Holy Scripture! |
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The Bible Tells Me So |
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Children will learn to depend on the rock-solid truth of the Bible for answers to life's important questions. They will trust what God's Word says about God, Jesus Christ, creation, sin, heaven and hell, angels, the future, and more! |
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Want to learn how DiscipleLand works? Need to explain DiscipleLand to ministry committees, parents, and other interested parties?
The DiscipleLand Orientation introduces the "nuts and bolts" of DiscipleLand curriculum.
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