Quick update: Telling God’s Story, Year Two and the Year Two Activity Book are now available for purchase as downloadable PDFs on our parent company’s webstore. Print versions of the books should be available in the next few weeks; we’ll continue to update you.

Quick update: The files for Activity Book Two are at the printer. We expect to start selling downloadable PDFs of Telling God’s Story, Year Two Instructor Text and Telling God’s Story, Year Two Activity Book on our webstore next week.

Here is the Table of Contents of the Instructor Book for Telling God’s Story, Year Two: The Kingdom of Heaven, which is currently at the printer. Telling God’s Story, Year Two: The Kingdom of Heaven Introduction Unit 1: Stories Jesus Told Lesson 1: Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk (Matthew 21:28–32) Lesson 2: The […]

We’ve been hearing from many of you who are enjoying Telling God’s Story, Year One and are almost ready to start using Year Two with your students, so we wanted to post a brief update on availability: Telling God’s Story, Year 2 Instructor Text is at the printer, being prepped for printing. We saw the […]

We have enjoyed hearing from so many of you who are using Telling God’s Story, Year One with your children, and loving it. Some of you have asked about Year Two, so here are a few updates: The instructor text for Telling God’s Story, Year Two: The Kingdom of Heaven has made it through the […]

The Englewood Review of Books has given Telling God’s Story an extensive review in their latest print issue, and they love it. They called it “a compassionate, intelligent, wise, and holistic approach to the Bible and to raising our children to be followers of Christ.” They praised the overview text and the yearly instructor and […]

In previous posts, we’ve introduced two of the people who contributed activities and projects to Telling God’s Story, Year One Activity Book (available now) and to the Year Two Activity Book (coming in January). Today we’ll meet a third contributor: Alia Heise. You may have seen Alia’s creativity on display already, in the Story of […]

In parts I and II of this series we demonstrated how quotations from Telling God’s Story have been used to misrepresent the curriculum. We’ll cover one more today, and then we’ll return to more interesting topics. One recent “review” (really, more a collection of scare-quotes) posted on Facebook uses the following quote to condemn our […]

Quotations in Context, part II: a “messy” Bible? In our previous post we discussed a quotation from Telling God’s Story: A Parents’ Guide to Teaching the Bible  that had been taken out of context to misrepresent the book. Here we’ll briefly clear up another. Dr. Enns has been accused of criticizing the Bible and its […]