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Teaching Bible Study To Children

The Bible is for everyone, even the smallest and youngest among us. Children can usually handle more of the Bible than we’re ready to give them.

We want all of God’s people to learn to study the Bible, so we’ve written several posts on helping children to learn to study the Bible. This page links to these articles.

Help Children Learn to Study the Bible

Teach Bible Study to a 2-Year-Old
Teach Bible Study to a 4-Year-Old (take two)
Teach Bible Study to a 6-Year-Old
Teach Bible Study to a 8-Year-Old
Teach Bible Study to a 12-Year-Old

Teach Bible Study During Family Devotions
You Can Read the Bible to Your Kids

Help Children Have Devotions

Teach Your Child to Have Devotions
Teach Your Preschoolers to Have Devotions

Help Children Listen to the Sermon

Teach Your Child to Listen to the Sermon
A Sermon Notes Sheet for Young Children
A Sermon Notes Sheet for Older Children

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