My last sneak peek had to do with the terrific Biblical discussions that you can plan on having with your kiddos through Who Am I? This sneak peek has to do with an area that is equally as important... the area of the child's Bible Quiet Time in Missions to Modern Marvels.
Our plan for this particular guide is for the students to work through the Quest study Faith at Work. This terrific study is designed for students in grades 7-12. It is an in-depth study of Romans, Galatians, and James in which the students read all of those three books of the Bible as part of the study.
Lessons are broken down into daily sections. Questions are provided for the student to help him/her understand what the Bible says, what the passage means, and how to apply the reading to his/her life.
Map studies are included, so the student can better understand the geography of the lesson. The goal of each lesson is for students to think, evaluate, understand, and apply what God is communicating through His Word. Notes are provided after each lesson to communicate solid Biblical truths and principles and to help give students a deeper understanding of what they have read. 
Link to see inside: http://www.explorerbiblestudy.org/asset ... sson_7.pdfThis Bible study comes from the series of Explorer's Bible Studies.
Here is a link to the history of this company. Link: http://www.explorerbiblestudy.org/historyAnd here is a link to their statement of faith: http://www.explorerbiblestudy.org/statementoffaith
If you happen to be familiar with any of the other books in this series, it is important to note that we like the Faith at Work study in this series more than the other studies in this series. This is because the writing team who produced this particular study make a terrific duo. Some of the other books in this series occasionally have a flippant feel in some of their multiple choice questions, but this study has a reverent feel throughout.
It is truly God-honoring and thought-provoking. Any Bible version can be used with the study. Memorization of all of Romans chapter 12 and James chapter 4 will be paired with this study, as students memorize a verse or two each week until both of these chapters are memorized.
Students will also work on using personal application in their prayers as they pray through the parts of prayer each week (adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication). The music for this year will be from Hymns' for a Kid's Heart Volume II.
Students will sing along with the beautiful hymns in this volume as part of their Bible quiet time. The musical and vocal arrangements of the hymns done for this hymns' series by Joni Eareckson Tada and Bobbie Wolgemouth are unmatched. We are thrilled to be republishing this book and CD through Heart of Dakota. This method of hymn singing fits so well with CM's philosophy of hymn study. We pray the Lord will richly bless your children's Bible Quiet Time as they spend time in God's Word, time on their knees, time hiding God's Word in their hearts, and time singing joyous praises to our Father in heaven!
For us, this is the most important area of our "school" day, but the wonderful part of HOD is that this isn't the only time kiddos will be in God's Word each day. Blessings,
Carrie
Looking forward to it, whenever we finish RevtoRev 