One of the greatest tasks of Christian parents is to explain to their young children who God is and the nature of their relationship to Him. Author Marian Schoolland has written this book to help parents and teachers teach biblical doctrine to children in an enjoyable and understandable fashion. (Eerdmans)

Grades: K - 3rd
Text, 286 pages

Kindergarten students will be blessed by this colorful workbook. Many of the major events in the Old and New Testaments are described in detail and are enhanced by helpful illustrations. Each lesson is accompanied by simple exercises. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: K
Workbook, 152 pages

This Bible study workbook helps young children grasp basic Christian doctrines. Students are presented with a key catechism question in each lesson and are guided into Bible memory work, comprehension exercises, and questions that relate to the catechism topic. Projects and vocabulary drill are incorporated into each lesson. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 1st
Workbook, 101 pages

This Bible study workbook is an introduction to the main stories and events of the Old Testament. Students will be challenged by the application of God’s Word to their lives as they enjoy the interesting and colorful presentation of the Old Testament. Each lesson includes comprehension questions, activities, and exercises. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 2nd
Workbook, 145 pages

This Bible study workbook provides children with a thorough understanding of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Numerous colorful exercises and projects related to the teachings of Christ are set forth in a compelling manner. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 3rd
Workbook, 139 pages

This course is the first in a series of four workbooks that take a chronological approach to the study of the Bible. This particular volume covers Genesis through Ruth in forty-two lessons. The text contains exercises, three in-book tests, and map activities, as well as Bible book outlines and chronological charts. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 4th
Workbook, 207 pages

This course continues the chronological approach begun in Studying God’s Word: Book E. It covers 1 Samuel through Malachi in forty-two lessons. The text contains exercises, three in-book tests, and map activities, as well as Bible book outlines and chronological charts. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 5th
Workbook, 226 pages

The third book in the Studying God’s Word chronology series, this course examines the four Gospels and provides a chronological overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The workbook contains exercises, four in-book tests, timeline charts, and background outlines on the Gospels. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 212 pages

As the final volume in the Studying God’s Word series, this course covers the book of the Acts of the Apostles. It contains lesson and review questions, occasional map exercises, four in-book self-tests, and supplemental exercises. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 7th
Workbook, 195 pages

This text by author and pastor G. I. Williamson is a clear, helpful exposition of each question in the Westminster Shorter Catechism. Each lesson includes questions for review or discussion. This is a good study for young people in junior high and high school and is appropriate for use by churches, schools, and families. Formerly published as a two-volume set, Rev. Williamson’s classic material has been combined into one book. (Presbyterian and Reformed)

Grades: 7th–12th
Text, 371 pages

The author, James Stalker, provides students with a complete survey of the earthly ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ. Chapter questions and vocabulary drills are also provided, as well as maps and illustrations. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 8th
Textbook, 94 pages

This text by Francis Breisch, Jr., provides high school students with a thorough Old Testament survey course. Each of the books of the Old Testament is analyzed in detail, and students are provided with thought provoking comprehension questions and map work. (Christian Schools International)

Grade: 9th - 10th
Text, 243 pages

This hardcover text by Francis Breisch, Jr., provides high school students with a thorough study of Christ’s ministry and the work of the apostles. It begins with an historical overview of the people, culture, and geography of the land at the time of Christ and then covers the entire New Testament. It includes review questions for each chapter. (Christian Schools International)

Grade 8th-10th
Text, 431 pages

This commentary takes a thorough and scholarly look at the fascinating life of Job. The author, William Henry Green, taught at Princeton Seminary from 1850 to 1900. Comprehension questions and a helpful outline are included. The book is appropriate for both high school students and adults. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 12th
Textbook, 132 pages

More than ever, teenagers need to be grounded in a systematic understanding of scripture. This classic text, by Louis Berkhof, has been carefully updated to enable modern readers to comprehend and apply its teachings. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grades: 11th - 12th
Text, 168 Pages

This study traces the historic roots of the true teaching of the reformer John Calvin and contrasts them with the numerous erroneous assumptions of modern times. Students will be challenged to comprehend the significance of the Reformed faith in light of the actual teachings of Holy Scripture. Readers will also be given a greater appreciation for how Calvinism has helped to shape Western culture. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 11th - 12th
Text, 137 pages

High school students who need a practical course on how to share and defend their Christian faith will find this text particularly helpful. Richard L. Pratt, Jr., has written this excellent course for students who find it difficult to talk with people who are skeptical about the Christian faith. (Presbyterian and Reformed)

Grade: 12th
Textbook, 142 pages