If you read this post that’s full of resources for studying the Bible for yourself, then you already know my story and why I’m passionate about studying the Bible. Just as it’s important to study the Bible for ourselves, it’s also important to teach our kids to study the Bible for themselves. I wanted to equip you with resources to do that!
RECOMMENDED RESOURCES FOR YOUR CHILDREN
I wanted to compile a list of resources that you can use as you seek to raise gospel-centered children. Again, first and foremost, I encourage you to read the Bible as your main source of truth and growth and read it to them as well. No book or resource should ever replace the word of God. I have tried to curate gospel-centered resources that can help you train your children to grow their knowledge of God.
This list is by no means exhaustive. It is simply a starting point as you seek theologically sound, gospel-centered items to use as you train up your children in the way they should go.
Please note: We at Mighty Pines do not affirm every aspect of every resource, and inclusion on this page doesn’t equate to a full endorsement of all an author’s works.
Bibles
ESV Children’s Bible, ages 5-10
ESV Kid’s Bible, age 8-12
ESV Big Picture Bible, ages 2-5
The Adventure Bible, ages 6-12
Children’s Books
The Garden, the Curtain, and the Cross
Devotional Material to Use with Kids
Discipleship Tools
Theology 101 Cards (older kids)
*I also highly recommend Tiny Theologians discipleship materials to use with your kids. They have amazing resources for all ages.
I hope that you feel equipped with an arsenal of resources to dive deep into God’s word with your kids! If you missed the post with resources for studying God’s word for yourself, you can read it here.
I would love to hear from you! If you have questions or comments, please feel free to e-mail miriah@mightypines.org.
