Comments on: How to Disciple Your Children

By: Rosaline Valentine

Rosaline Valentine — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 15:43:13 +0000

Thank you so much for the help you give me each week I’m new at being a sunday school teacher for the small children and I love it evev though I only get 1-3 babys at a time but I do know that God is using me to help with building His Kingdom So I like take this time to say bless you all and thank you in Jesus name

By: chris turner

chris turner — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 12:26:34 +0000

I am so grateful to all here who take this seriously. I have four kids and desire so much that they respond to God’s love with nothing less than full submission and surrender to Him. I recently started using Francis Chan’s Crazy Love as a teaching guide and it has been great so far. I recomend this and our kids are young but it has truly helped them grasp how wide, deep the love of Christ is.

By: BernadetteFrancis

BernadetteFrancis — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 18:24:26 +0000

God bless this ministry for his glory and honour.

By: admin

admin — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 18:02:51 +0000

Hello Glenda,

Thank you for your interest in DiscipleLand Curriculum.

We have many families using DiscipleLand with their children.

Your 5 year old could begin with the Kindergarten material and would spend the year going from Genesis to Revelation, studying the Hero’s of the Bible. You can view this curriculum at: http://www.discipleland.com/kindergarten-curriculum/overview.html

Downloading the free samples will help you determine if this is the best place to start based on your child’s reading and writing skills.

For your 8 year old, you have several options.

The Adventure Series is designed to use as a self study or with a mentor. You may view the 4 Adventures at this link: http://www.discipleland.com/elementary-curriculum/adventure-overview.html

Or you might consider the Core Bible and begin at level 2 or 3: http://www.discipleland.com/elementary-curriculum/core-bible-overview.html

Each year your child will continue to build precept-upon-precept as they move up through the levels.

You can download free sample lessons or order a catalog for all of the above here: http://www.discipleland.com/our-curriculum/catalog-and-sample-lessons.html

As you review our website you will see that we are serious about our mission to provide solid discipleship curriculum for kids.

If you need more information, please contact us and we will be happy to answer any questions you have,

God bless you as you minister to your precious children.

By: Glenda McMath

Glenda McMath — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 13:42:43 +0000

We are missionaries and speak in a different church each Sunday – and when we move overseas we will be attending a foreign language church to become immersed in the culture. We want our kids to be growing in their relationship with God and knowledge of the Word. However, much of what I find a the bookstores is not comprehensive, doesn’t focus on application, or is over their head. They are ages 5 & 8. How could I use your curriculum on a devotional basis with our children?

By: admin

admin — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 17:49:49 +0000

Hello Sharon,

Thank you for contacting us concerning your interest in materials for your grandchildren. Because of their ages 7 and 11, I would suggest you take a look at our Adventure Series to start with.

The My Awesome Adventure is a study of the Christian basics and can be used as a self study or with a mentor.

Your can check it out more closely at this link: http://www.discipleland.com/elementary-curriculum/my-awesome-adventure-overview.html

If you scroll down the page and click on “Syllabus” you can view the titles of each of the 12 lessons. Then, if you click on “samples” you can view a lesson to see how the lessons are laid out and what is included.

If they can play a DVD, the “My Big Screen Adventure” would also be a great study. They would be learning all about Jesus as the study and the DVD goes through the life of Christ. You may view it at this link: http://www.discipleland.com/elementary-curriculum/my-big-screen-adventure-overview.html

I hope this will give you some ideas. We are always happy to answer your questions, so please contact us by email or phone.

God bless you in your ministry to your family.

Have a glorious day.

By: Sharon Bennett

Sharon Bennett — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 16:15:08 +0000

I have grandchildren who live far from me who do not attend church. They are interested in spiritual things. What would you recommend for me to buy for them so they can learn more about God, His Word, and being discipled. I believe their dad would study this with them. Ages are 7 and 11. Thank you, Sharon Bennett