As Christian parents who know and love the Lord, we strive to present our children with a biblical perspective of history, daily life, and who we are as image-bearers of God. It takes intention and purpose, because in this fallen world, the default is most definitely NOT biblical. We work to create a Christ-centered home that teaches and trains our children well. Part of that training is to teach kids biblical worldview.
But what exactly is biblical worldview? Why is it important to teach it to our children? And how do we go about doing that?
This is a sponsored review post and giveaway in cooperation with Apologia. All opinions are my own.
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Sometimes it can be hard to navigate the waters of what to teach our kids and how to find solid resources to help us in that effort. I think that is especially true as parents who want to raise kids who know and love the Lord! Right now we have 6 kids who are all 9 and under. We are in the trenches of teaching and training, so having a clear direction and helpful tools is essential. While we are by no means experts by experience, we have grown in passion these past years for being a Christ-centered home that will teach kids a biblical worldview.
What is a worldview? A worldview is simply the way we view the world. Everyone has a worldview because it is basically the way we see and experience the world through the lenses of our beliefs. Our worldview influences everything in our lives. Everything! Relationships, choices, how we thing, what we say, and what we do. The worldview of individuals and groups comes into play in families, people groups, politics, governments, and more. Worldview matters!
Why teach kids biblical worldview? Our kids will one day go out into the world and make their own decisions. We want them to be fully equipped for that! While our kids are at home, a big part of our job is to teach them how to view, interact with, and process the world through the lens of scripture, which never changes. It is helping them to build their house on solid rock and not the shifting sand of popular culture. It is also teaching them discernment, helping them to identify differing worldview in daily life, the public arena, and world history.
Cultivating the soil of their hearts. We are not responsible for the salvation or sanctification of our children. That is the job of the Holy Spirt. However, we are called to cultivate the soil of our children’s hearts and the environment of our home, to plant the seeds of the gospel, and to pray for them diligently. In my view, teaching them a biblical worldview is a part of that work to cultivate the soil of their hearts.
Ways to teach biblical worldview. There are may ways you can be intentional to teach kids biblical worldview. First of all, read the Bible! Making the scripture a regular part of your family life will go far in this. Not only will they be hearing God’s Word, but family discussions about how to handle real-life situations in light of God’s truth will be a treasure. Biblically solid sermons at church are also important.
You can also use tools such as good Bible curriculum and devotions, Christian kids’ entertainment, and more. One of my favorite resources is actually specifically written to teach biblical worldview! Apologia’s What We Believe series is a goldmine of books and other tools for parents.
Teach Kids Biblical Worldview with Apologia
I first came across Apologia’s What We Believe series a few years ago when we reviewed the book What on Earth Can I Do? It was such a fun experience that explored how to properly steward all the blessings God has given us. Not only did the kids and I love our daily time reading through the book and its stories together, but the message was amazing and had a lasting impact.
The What We Believe series includes four volumes:
- Who is God? – Introduces foundational truths of biblical worldview, including creation, sin, God’s character, and His plan of salvation
- Who Am I? – Explores how we are created in the image of God, fostering a healthy and biblical self-image
- Who is My Neighbor? – Shows kids how to serve others – including family, their community, and the world – in the name of Christ
- What on Earth Can I Do? – Helps kids learn how to use all their gifts, including time, talent, and possessions, for God’s glory
Additional resources are available for each volume, including Notebooking Journals, Jr. Notebooking Journals, MP3 recordings of the text, and coloring books. Each book can be read in sequence or you can choose any one to start with. They also can be used for a wide range of ages!
Each volume is designed to take a year but that is flexible as well. In our homeschool we primarily used it as a read-aloud and discussion guide along with the coloring pages. The journals make it a more complete curriculum, and for older kids it can be used as independent work. If you don’t homeschool, the What We Believe series would make a great family devotion, too!
Here are just a few things to love about the What We Believe series:
- Presents culture and history in light of scripture
- Truly engaging stories with conversational tone
- Hard-back books with beautiful illustrations
- Related coloring pages to keep the hands busy during read aloud time
- Fun Notebooking Journals to kick the learning up a notch
GIVEAWAY! (5 Winners and over $450 in Prizes!)
As a part of the Christ-Centered Home Giveaway series, Apologia is generously giving 5 Proverbial Homemaker readers a chance to try out this amazing series!
- 4 winners receive: Choice of volume + choice of notebooking journal
- Grand prize winner recieves: ALL 4 volumes + choice of notebooking journals for each one
Giveaway ends 2/8/17 at 11:59PM PST. Winner will be notified via email and has 48 hours to reply before a new winner is chosen. U.S. only.
(Don’t forget to enter ALL The Christ-Centered Home giveaways!)
by Stephanie, The Multi Taskin' Mom
This Post Has 261 Comments
Cheli Sigler
26 Jan 2017This resource looks great. It’s so important to understsnd how we see the world, why we see it that way, and how to live it out.
Dana Johnson
26 Jan 2017I am so interested in the Neighbor book! Our world is in such termoil right now. The only answer is Jesus! The next generation is going to have a terrible burden of war I fear… teaching our children the love of Jesus is the most important thing I can do
Shauna Chance
26 Jan 2017I think all the books looks awesome. I love teaching my kids with Christian curriculum I can trust.
Jennifer
26 Jan 2017We have used Apologia for our science curriculum, but we have never looked into this Apologia series. The “Who Am I” book sounds amazing! We have all struggled with self-image and other personal doubts, but this book looks like it would confront those lies head-on. Thank you for introducing me to this series. I will definitely be checking these out!
Julie
26 Jan 2017I like the notebookingredients pages. I would like to incorporate notebooking in my homeschool. This study seems to combine book work with notebooking, which is where I would need to start to wrap my mind around how to incorporate notebooking into my homeschool. Thank you for the opportunity!
Julie
Cassie
26 Jan 2017Thank you so much for sharing about this series! We have used the Apologia Science for many years but I wasn’t aware of this!
Mandy Ferguson
26 Jan 2017I’ve always wanted to try this curriculum! I love that I could use it with all my children at once.
Tara Bailey
26 Jan 2017The book Who AM I?
9kids
26 Jan 2017Apologia is an amazing resource!!! Thank you for hosting this giveaway!!
Gabreial Wyatt
26 Jan 2017We’re interested in starting with the first one, Who is God.
Kiley
26 Jan 2017The “who is God” book would be great for my kiddos and help me to explain the answers to their questions in a more comprehensible way!
Lynette Williams
26 Jan 2017Currently, I’m most interested in Who Is God and How Can We Know Him? I think my children have a pretty firm idea, but I want to continue to explore the knowing him part with them.
Sara Campbell
26 Jan 2017I’ve used Apologia for the first time this year year and have lobed it!
Stepheny Seabolt
26 Jan 2017The feature that excites me the most is the interactive nature of the text. This is HUGE with my kids!
Wendy Clark
26 Jan 2017I like the Notebooks that go with the books.
Kristy
26 Jan 2017The kids love Apologia!
Jennie
26 Jan 2017I have been wanting to try Apologia science and/or writing material to see if it is a good fit for us.
Amanda
26 Jan 2017All looks good! Would love to win. What On Earth Can I Do looks practical and something my kids would love to learn about.
Angela W
26 Jan 2017The notebooking journals and audio cd’s look like wonderful teaching tools.
Alona
26 Jan 2017I used the first book in this series this year and I love it! My son is 7 and last night we were discussing repercussions of The Fall after reading about it this week. Anything that sticks with my 7 year old is worth it. 🙂
Phyllis Brooks
26 Jan 2017I have been looking for something to use in our devotional hour. This looks like a great book to use.
Tammy Hinton
26 Jan 2017I would love to have this for my children and children that I work with.
EJ
26 Jan 2017I would love to teach my kids about who is your neighbor and develop a grateful attitude towards all that they are blessed with
Rachel W.
26 Jan 2017I know a few people who have used these, I would like to look at them more.
Kim F.
26 Jan 2017I like the feature of the notebooking journals to go along with the books!
Sabrina
26 Jan 2017I love the journaling pages and would really like to win the Who is God book. Thanks for a great giveaway!!
Dawna Ratliff
26 Jan 2017I’ve had my eye on Who is God? for awhile. In fact, the whole set sits in my wishlist at an online bookstore. Thanks for this article!
Audrey
26 Jan 2017Looks like an awesome Apologia book set. It is so important to teach our children what we believe and why.
linzi
26 Jan 2017I love the Who am I and the What on Earth Can I do books.
Lorri Kee
26 Jan 2017I believe that “Who Am I” would greatly benefit my daughter in discovering herself.
Annie
26 Jan 2017The book on what can I do? sounds so perfect for our family!
Tammy
26 Jan 2017I would love to try “What on Earth Can I do?”
Darcy
26 Jan 2017While they all look interesting, “What on Earth can I do” looks the most interesting.
Donna
26 Jan 2017Thank you for this opportunity. We love Apologia!
Laura M
26 Jan 2017I’m excited to begin the series with ‘Who is God?’ I love that there are junior notebooking journals to go with this study too!! We have been using Apologia for science in our homeschool since Kindergarten & appreciate the creation-based curriculum. Thank you!
Donna
26 Jan 2017We would really like to explore who is my neighbor
Kristi DeGroff
26 Jan 2017I’ve been eyeing these but haven’t bitten the bullet yet.
Kristi
26 Jan 2017I’d love to start with Who is God!
Guatejen
26 Jan 2017I’m interested in the Who Am I book… but I’d want to start with the first one first!
lj
26 Jan 2017all of the series look like it would be a good teaching tool especially “what on Earth can I do”. Thanks for the opportunity!
Sherry
26 Jan 2017I love that there are notebooking resources.
Kara Walker
26 Jan 2017I would love to use this for my bible portion of homeschool for my son! I would be most excited about “who am I?” I think its so important to be speaking life and truth over our kids and over their identity in Christ!
Nannette Beckner
26 Jan 2017I was given one of these books and have not really looked at it. Reading about this series excites me. I would love to have them all. I love that it is geared towards the ages of all my children so we can do it together.
Tanisha
26 Jan 2017I’m still building my library and would love these books as an addition. This has been a great week full of resources.
Karen
26 Jan 2017Who is God interests me the most.
Deanna
26 Jan 2017I am most interested in the what on earth can I do? book.
Lisa H
26 Jan 2017The Who Am I series looks good.
Lacie
26 Jan 2017I have never heard about these books! They sound amazing. I would be most excited about The Who is God book.
Rachel
26 Jan 2017I was just looking at these to purchase them. They look really good and Apologia has wonderful teaching tools.
Sherry W.
26 Jan 2017. We’ve used their science textbooks and our children love them! We finished Who Is God last year and I think I enjoyed it more than my kiddos 🙂
Melissa
26 Jan 2017When I teach a Biblical worldview, I know that my kids are better prepared to face the struggles ahead of them. Thanks for sponsoring the giveaway!
Julie
26 Jan 2017I’ve been eyeing this series for years! Some of my kids are still too young, so I’ve been waiting. I love the wide age range and the reusability of these books, so they’ll be good for the whole family.
Kimberly
26 Jan 2017This looks amazing! And the timing is perfect. Everything looks so beautifully illustrated. Thanks for the opportunity.
Carissa
26 Jan 2017We love Apologia!
We would be greatly blessed to win a book from Apologia. I would most likely choose “Who Am I”. God bless.
M
26 Jan 2017The feature that interests me most is the
Related coloring pages to keep the hands busy during read aloud time
Lisa
26 Jan 2017The last book, what can we do, is of most interest to me because it puts everything you’ve learned into action!
Keri
26 Jan 2017I’m most interested in the “what on earth can I do now?” Book. It is sometimes hard to know how to help children apply Scripture to where they are.
Kristin
26 Jan 2017I think I’d like the 2nd and 3rd books best, “Who am I?” and “Who is my Neighbor?” I wonder if it makes more sense to do the series in order though?
Janice Adams
26 Jan 2017Wow what an awsome give away thank you for your generosity and the chance to win !!
Edie C
26 Jan 2017I woudl select What on Earth Can I Do? We’ve completed the first 2 books and have the 3rd one already.
Amanda
26 Jan 2017The whole series looks wonderful! We love when stories tie it all in together.
Melinda Roberts
26 Jan 2017I would love the who is God series
Fawn
26 Jan 2017I think the book I’d be most interested in for my young son would be What on Earth Can I Do? Illustrating to him that little things show Christ’s love, that the people who created this book believes this just like mommy tells him. It would drive home something I am trying to instill in him and it makes me very excited.
Kela Nellums
26 Jan 2017“WHO AM I?” is a book that I would love most to take my children through!
Thank you for this giveaway!!
Melissa
26 Jan 2017Who Am I?
We are working our way through the first book so the next one would be wonderful.
Kim
26 Jan 2017Excited to try these books and help my children find God’s blessings each day!
Lisa H
26 Jan 2017What a great giveaway! I like The Who am I book.
Teri Whitaker
26 Jan 2017I’ve wanted to go through these for years, mostly time has stopped me. We’ve always got something else going on. My kids are now 5-12 years old and I’d love to go through them before my oldest is too old to enjoy them with the rest of us. I just think a worldview study for kids is a really beneficial thing.
Shonnon R
26 Jan 2017I think my favorite volume is Who Is God?
Thank you for the giveaway.
joanne turner
26 Jan 2017I was just looking at this series last week. I really need to start this with my kiddos but the $ isn’t in the budget right now. Winning even just the 1st book would make my day!
Sheila
26 Jan 2017I would love to have the “What We Believe” series from Apologia!
Jennifer Keller
26 Jan 2017The fun journals with neat games and thoughtful questions look great!
Christine
26 Jan 2017Interested in The Who is God book!!
Tiffany Warman
26 Jan 2017This sounds like a very exciting giveaway! We are big fans of Apologia products, and what’s great resource this would be.
Tabitha @ Life, Learning, Homeschool
26 Jan 2017It would be hard to pick just one. Maybe the Who is God? But I like the What on Earth Can I Do one also.
Christina K.
26 Jan 2017I love the Who Am I book and note booking journals. Would love to use them both with my kids!
Michelle
26 Jan 2017This curriculum looks awesome!
K Gee
26 Jan 2017AWESome gift!
Meghan A.
26 Jan 2017The whole set looks so good, but if I had to pick one book that really stands out, it would be either “Who is God?” or “What on Earth Can I Do?”. The first looks good because it’s such a good, deep subject, and one that I struggle in conveying the magnitude of that answer to my children. The other is intriguing because my kids are now very interested in coming up with ideas on things they can do to make a difference in the world.
A
26 Jan 2017The Who Am I? Book sounds interesting.
Kimberley Q
26 Jan 2017We have really enjoyed the first two books and would love to win The Who is My Neighbor set!
Laura
26 Jan 2017The “Who is God?” book interests me the most. How a child grows up to view God can impact how they view themselves and others. I am hoping it will show that God is better and more reliable than parents, since none of us are perfect!
rebecca childers
26 Jan 2017i would love to win this!!
Sally
26 Jan 2017Who is God? Would be the most interesting to us. My kids are. Instantly asking questions about God, some of which are hard to answer! We would love this.
Emily Raney
26 Jan 2017Love this series. Would love to add this to our home library!!
Vanessa
26 Jan 2017Love this series!
Lisa Teodoro
26 Jan 2017We have the first and last book in the series. I would like to try Who is My Neighbor? Thank you for the giveaway!
Patty
26 Jan 2017I love Apologia books.
Hallie
26 Jan 2017My boys (K & 2nd grade) have been slowly working our way through “Who Is God?” They color while I read and discuss the questions with them. They love it and so do I! I would love to have the next books and workbooks in the series ready for us to explore.
Samantha
26 Jan 2017I just started Who is God? with my children today but I would love the other books in the series 🙂
Karrie
26 Jan 2017It is very important for us to have a healthy self-image. I am interested in “Who Am I” by Apologia. It is also the next book in the series for us.
Teri
26 Jan 2017This looks like a great program.
Deborah Bown
26 Jan 2017The Who is God book looks great.
Marci
26 Jan 2017Who am I?
Miriam M
26 Jan 2017“Who am I” looks most interesting, I think.
Lindsey
26 Jan 2017I am most interested in Who is God.
Ashley
26 Jan 2017This series looks fantastic!
Becky
26 Jan 2017I’ve been wanting this whole series!!! I would love the Who Am I book as we are working on developing our kids’ healthy self images.
Gena
26 Jan 2017What on Earth?
Daniel Maley
26 Jan 2017The ‘Who is God?’ book looks like the thing i’ve been looking for to help my kids!
ElizabethAshley
26 Jan 2017I think the book Who I am? would be the best fit for my preteens. Realizing the why and what if God’s creation would be great.
Ana
26 Jan 2017I would love this package for my homeschooling family.
Deana
26 Jan 2017I love the corresponding notebook journals with each of these. What a great learning tool for kids!
Holly B
26 Jan 2017I’d love to win this giveaway and have these wonderful resources for our family.
Laura
26 Jan 2017We love Apologia!! We have the first book, and I have thoroughly enjoyed how much my children have learned!!
Melissa
26 Jan 2017These look awesome! While my kids are a little older, I’d use the what on earth can I do book with them. And, I’d love to gift them all to a friend just starting out in her homeschool journey! Thanks for this opportunity.
Shawna
26 Jan 2017We have recently started Who is God? and we really enjoy it. I am teaching all my children at the same time. I am looking forward to continuing this course. It would be very helpful to win this prize! Thanks so much!
Liz McKechnie
26 Jan 2017Thanks for running this giveaway!! Having some other resources to keep Bible Study fresh and engaging for the kids would be great.
Jessica
26 Jan 2017This series is fantastic! I’ve been looking into these What we believe curriculum from Apologia for next year, and I want to use all of them. I want to start with “Who Is God” next year. I would really love to win this.
Melissa
26 Jan 2017I’m most interested in Who Is God? or Who Am I?
Annie
26 Jan 2017I’m most interested in the What on Earth Can I do book. It’s not a topic that is common among our Jesus-centered children’s books.
Kristin
26 Jan 2017I have had my eye on these books for a few years. Right now I think The Who Is Your Neighbor? Book. I feel it would be a good reminder of sharing God’s love with those around us.
danielle
26 Jan 2017This looks like a great bible resource. I have been looking something that branched further than just a summary of the bible and really branched into practical applications for my kiddos and this looks like a great option that I did not know about!
Zekesmom10
26 Jan 2017I have one of the other books in the series, but I’d like to start with Who is God?
nicole b
26 Jan 2017I think my middle son NEEDS the “Who Am I?” study. He seems to be struggling with who he is and how he fits into this world and our family. I like that the studies are family centered. My boys have been enjoying working on certain subjects together, it really allows for some good conversations, and input. And I like to see my youngest learning from my oldest.
esther
26 Jan 2017Thanks for the chance to win. I’ve heard great things about these books and would love to use them with my kids.
Sharon
26 Jan 2017Which book or feature interests you most? I am interested in all of the books, but can’t wait to dive into the book “What on Earth can I do?” My kids are always talking about what they want to be when they grow up, so I think this book will help foster those discussions.
Rebekah
26 Jan 2017I like the notebooking journals because they reinforce the information that we’ve read about. I love Apologia’s notebooking journals.
Cari Britt
26 Jan 2017Who is God
Lynn P.
26 Jan 2017Who am I would be most relevant as my kids recently saw A Dog’s Purpose and they’ve been using the “purpose” endlessly the past couple of weeks :).
Sharon Bulley
26 Jan 2017Love this series of books.
Amee Foster
26 Jan 2017I appreciate being able to keep Gd the center of everything we learn.
Melinda
26 Jan 2017Who is My Neighbor and the Junior Notebook look like they would be an awesome addition to our homeschool!
Iyesha Steininger
26 Jan 2017My kids and I love apologia products! We’ve learned so much about Science in particular that my son wants to be a scientist and with a Christian worldview!
Rebecca West
26 Jan 2017What a great giveaway! I would love the first book, especially, Who is God.
Melissa Cazares
26 Jan 2017What on Earth Can I Do? because my kids are coming to the age where they are wondering what they will do for careers.
Elaine
26 Jan 2017Fantastic resource! Thanks for sharing this… looking forward to using them.
Cindy Magee
26 Jan 2017I think the Who Am I? book is of most interest to me but really all of them would be great to have for my kids!
Teresa
26 Jan 2017What on Earth Can I Do?
Jennifer Mathesz
26 Jan 2017they all look great but we’d probably start with Who is God?
Tina
26 Jan 2017Would love this!
Jessica
26 Jan 2017I am interested in all of the books but in particular Who is God? and Who am I?. I have been interested in this series for a while now and would love to try it out. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
vicki
26 Jan 2017Thank You for the chance. What on Earth Can I Do would be good for us.
Heidi
26 Jan 2017I’m sure they’re all good but I’m most interest in volume 1, Who is God, since I would want to start at the beginning. ☺
Cathy
26 Jan 2017They all look amazing! I would love start at the beginning and work through all of them!
Clarissa West
26 Jan 2017I love that it is multi grade/age for the whole family to do together!
Melissa F
26 Jan 2017The Who Am I? book looks vital for our family!
Charissa Rice
26 Jan 2017I am most interested in the “What On Eart” book!
Emily
26 Jan 2017We are currently going through the first book and really like it. We hope to continue with the series.
Traci Mellick
26 Jan 2017“Who is My Neighbor” looks interesting, actually they all do. We would love to try one of these studies.
Felicia
26 Jan 2017I love apologia stuff. My favorite part is their morning system.
Jodie
26 Jan 2017I absolutely love this series and could use The Who is My Neighbor Book.
Laura
26 Jan 2017We love apologia books!
Evangeline
26 Jan 2017I am most interested in the Who Am I? book.
Jo
26 Jan 2017I think the book ‘Who am I’ looks really interesting – my kids would love to get have an opportunity to enjoy this resource
Charis
26 Jan 2017I’d love to read Who Am I? with my kids.
Darcie
26 Jan 2017The What Can I Do book interests me most. I like to give my kids practical ideas.
Kelly
26 Jan 2017I need all of them! My son is so into learning about God and I feel like I’m failing him sometimes.
Chelsea
26 Jan 2017I saw this series advertised in a homeschool magazine and I was already thinking about getting it for my younger kids. Now I am considering it more! Thanks!
Renae B
26 Jan 2017I am planning on using all of the books in the series in my homeschool with my young children as they grow. Who is God would be what we would first choose to go through.
Ashley Dunn
26 Jan 2017I would love to get who is God for my daughter!
Vickie
26 Jan 2017This looks like a fantastic series. It would be great for my 3rd grader.
Steph rasmussen
26 Jan 2017I would love to read a book with my husband on how we can be more mission minded so we can teach that to our children.
Nancy
26 Jan 2017We have loved he first two books in this series, would definitely be interested in the rest of the books. 🙂
Rachael Kuhaneck
26 Jan 2017Who am I? looks really interesting! I think my children would find it very helpful in answering some of their questions.
Sonja Brow
26 Jan 2017This is an exciting giveaway. I love Apologia!
Tracy Mauro
26 Jan 2017I really like the Apologia.
Ann
26 Jan 2017Who is God? interests me the most because it seems like the perfect place to begin!
Laura
26 Jan 2017The “Who is My Neighbor?” book looks interesting.
Thanks for the chance to win!
Kathryn DeBartolo
26 Jan 2017These Apologia texts would be an incredible resource for teaching my children how to understand who God made them to be, while living in today’s world.
Kelly L.
26 Jan 2017I plan on using a lot of notebooking in our homeschool. The student notebook journals look like a great feature!
Jeannie Pearson
26 Jan 2017Anything that gives me and my family the truth to defend our faith is fantastic.
Cari Webb
26 Jan 2017Who is God looks like a good study.
Rachel L Taylor
26 Jan 2017I am most interested in apoligas Who is my neighbor?
Katrina Morgan
26 Jan 2017Wow- I love that it helps us to teach our children what we believe and the why behind it!
Roxy
26 Jan 2017This looks like a fabulous resource for teaching children about character and also instilling in them a love for God.
Arnette
26 Jan 2017The book who is my neighbour interests me the most
Josi Casebolt
26 Jan 2017These look amazing!! I have not heard of them, but they’re definitely going on our wish list!
Christy Gould
26 Jan 2017We are already using these! My oldest just started the second volume. After he finishes the set, I’ll have my next two or three do it together, so I’m going to need some more journals and a junior journal!
Christy
26 Jan 2017All of them interest me, but if I had to choose one, I’d pick the one Who is God because that’s the most important place to start when it comes to world view!
Maran
26 Jan 2017This series by Apologia is on my homeschool wishlist! Who Am I is probably the one I am most excited to read with my children so they can understand how to view themselves in light of God and His Word.
Debra P
26 Jan 2017I like that the books are illustrated and written in a conversational style.
Rachel Pairolero
26 Jan 2017I’ve been wanting to try these books. My oldest is old enough now to understand. Thanks for the giveaway!
Jen E
26 Jan 2017If I had to pick one, it would be Who is God? because everything else comes from that. Would love to win one or all of these!! Thank you!
Rebecca Holt
26 Jan 2017I think the book that interests me the most is the 2nd one, “Who Am I, & Why Am I Here?”…but honestly I think my boys (& me too!) would greatly benefit from all of them!
Anne H
26 Jan 2017What on Earth Can I Do?
Liz Brown
26 Jan 2017Who am I, would probably be the best considering the society we live in. We need to know Christ made me and I’m awesome!
Vivian
26 Jan 2017“Help children discern the truth through God’s Word” — exactly what we want them to learn!
Abi F
26 Jan 2017Who is God
Debra C
26 Jan 2017Those Jr. Notebooking Journals look awesome! My oldest is dyslexic and doesn’t like to write very much. So I like that they have other options that involve less writing. That’s the sort of stuff she loves, but it still checks for comprehension.
Chrissy Bender
26 Jan 2017The “Who am I?” book looks wonderful – finding our identity at a young age is so crucial.
Genet Harris
26 Jan 2017Love ! Love ! Love !
Would love the Who am I book!
*fingers crossed*
Caryn
26 Jan 2017How very cool! What a great resource for parents and kids to go through together. Establishing a biblical worldview is extremely important for each of us individually as well as instilling and nurturing this worldview in our children. It is really the basis for how we live our lives and why we function in our society as well do. Thank you for offering this giveaway!
Carol Wiliamson
26 Jan 2017I would love to get this for the family. I have always liked Apologia
Chris
26 Jan 2017These books look great. JUST Tuesday night at a mom’s support group meeting, the host brought out the red book and said she loved doing it with her young boys, and it was worth doing! And now here it is again, I want to check it out. THANKS for the give away. I do use their science for my kids…..
JennieT
26 Jan 2017I have been looking at these, for my kids. I love that they come journals thanks for giveaway.
Adriana
26 Jan 2017who am i.
Liz Brown
27 Jan 2017Who am I, seems like a wonderful booj in today’s culture.
Erin
27 Jan 2017I’d love to do this series with my kids, Who Am I? looks like we’d love to do together!
amanda Patterson
27 Jan 2017This looks very interesting. We are currently searching for a curriculum. I think this would be a good one for us.
Wendi S
27 Jan 2017I love the fact that these books are multi-grade level, looks like an excellent resource for our family.
Natalie
27 Jan 2017What a great giveaway! We have used Apologia’s Astronomy with the jr. notebooking. It was a lot of fun and kept the focus on God. Thanks for all the work you put into your site.
Annie Currier
27 Jan 2017I would be most interested in “Who is God?” simply because we haven’t used any of these books yet.
Cathy Shea
27 Jan 2017I think my 4 year old would love the who is God book. She loves good and Jesus but always asks who he is where he lives and so on. I answer her questions the beast I can but having a guide would help me and her.
Jacqueline Wilson
27 Jan 2017I really enjoyed this article! It’s going to help me alot as I plan to homeschool my son.
Jacqueline Wilson
27 Jan 2017I really enjoyed this article! It’s going to help me alot as I plan to homeschool my son.
Michelle
27 Jan 2017I’ve seen Vol. 1 and 2. I’d love to see Vol. 3 and 4 also.
Maria
27 Jan 2017I think I would like to start at the beginning with Who Is God?. Honestly I have been thinking of adding this into our school for awhile now. This review might be just the push I needed. Winning would be a blessing to my budget.
Lacey
27 Jan 2017Thank you for the great review I can’t wait to try it
Missy
27 Jan 2017The whole series is something we want to do with our kids to give them more of a Christian worldview.
Eva D
27 Jan 2017I love them all but my favorite is what on earth can I do
Brittany
27 Jan 2017Who is God, and the who am I books interest me the most.
Karyn Ashley-Smith
27 Jan 2017Why am I here? Looks awesome! Thank you!
Anastasia
27 Jan 2017I am interested in the Who Is My Neighbor journal
Susan
27 Jan 2017I love anything published by Apologia. Their products are great!
Garilyn
27 Jan 2017Who is my neighbor?
Robin. W
27 Jan 2017I’ve never used any of the books in this series, so I think I’d start with the first one – Who is God?
Sarah @ My Joy-Filled Life
27 Jan 2017Who Am I?
Charlie Sherron
27 Jan 2017Apologia has some amazing resources! We are currently working through Who Is God? and it really lays a good foundation for understanding His word. I hope to continue on with the next book!
Linda Finn
28 Jan 2017Who Am I ?
Right now I think we could use this book as the kids are not
seeing who they truly are or could be in the Lord.
Linda Marie Finn
Melissa Franklin
28 Jan 2017The notebook journal is a great feature–interactive so the information sticks!
Cathryn Johansson
28 Jan 2017I had never looked into these before- I like that the coloring pages would keep little hands busy while also listening!
Jaci
28 Jan 2017What on earth can I do? My 10 year old asks that frequently!!
juli
28 Jan 2017Looks Great!
Cynthia Haynes
28 Jan 2017These boys look awesome!
camille LOPEZ
28 Jan 2017“Who Am I” intrigues me, because I think it is SOOO important to understand how God sees us to combat the lies we believe.
Kathleen B
28 Jan 2017I have who is God, so all of the other books looks so interesting because I know how good they will be!
Carrie Gowan
28 Jan 2017Who is My Neighbor! 😀
Courtney
28 Jan 2017Tough to choose, as all are important. Who is God would probably be my first choice, since none of the others matter if they don’t get that part right!
tammy cordery
28 Jan 2017I like them all. but I like the who am I the best.
Brandi Vidrine
28 Jan 2017“Who Am I?” Junior Notebooking Journal
Elizabeth H.
28 Jan 2017These look so interesting!
Sarah Bauer
28 Jan 2017I’d love to have the Who am I? Book! We’re currently using the Who is God? for family devotions.
Nema Meshreky
28 Jan 2017Who Is God
Teresa Wylie
28 Jan 2017All of them seem great! Who is God I think is the one that would be most important to us, because everything else builds on who God is. I love that there are activities to help them learn the information.
RD
28 Jan 2017The book about who is my neighbor and also what can I do both look interesting because they seem practical. I feel like we are already talking a lot about who God is as we do our almost daily reading of a Bible story. This is one question I almost always ask, “What do you learn about who God is or what he does from this story?” And there are some great observations that come from discussing this same question day after day. But sometimes it’s not as easy to see how to apply some of this to the lives of young ones.
Karen
29 Jan 2017Thank you so much for introducing me to Apologia! All of their resources look fabulous and I’m excited to try them out!
NT
29 Jan 2017Who Am I looks awesome
Heather B
29 Jan 2017I have been interested in this book series this year! I am especially interested in Book One-“Who is God?” and Book Four- “What On Earth Can I Do?”. I think these 2 books meet my 2 sons right where they are at in life. They are about 6 years apart in age. 🙂
Nancy
29 Jan 2017These look fabulous!
Steph rasmussen
29 Jan 2017I would love to use The Who is God book and junior journal book.
Christy
29 Jan 2017We’ve used Apologia for years and I absolutely love it! Gosh, all of these books sound amazing but if I just HAD to pick, I think I would be stuck between ‘Who Am I?’ and ‘What Am I Doing Here?’ Thank you so much for the chance to win such an amazing giveaway!
Grace
29 Jan 2017I would love to try this curriculum. I like that it can be used with all ages at once.
Marisa Boonstra
30 Jan 2017Love this: “we are called to cultivate the soil of our children’s hearts and the environment of our home, to plant the seeds of the gospel, and to pray for them diligently.” Teaching our children a biblical worldview is such an important part of parenting! I’ve heard really good things about the What We Believe series and know it would be a great resource in our home.
Naomi Watson
30 Jan 2017These books all look great! Since we’re adopting two girls, these would come in handy to help them know more about a loving God.
Martina
30 Jan 2017We are loving this bible series! We are in our second year and working on “who am I”. I would love to win the next next, “Who is my neighbor?” Thanks for the giveaway!
Kate S
30 Jan 2017I appreciate that it’s multi grade and I’m most interested in Who Is Go?
Heart of a Philanthropist Blogger Kim
30 Jan 2017I would love the Who Am I book.
Marina Vincent
30 Jan 2017I love these books. We have done the first two volumes. This would make addition to anyone’s bookcase.
Elizabeth
30 Jan 2017My kids love their apologia curriculum.
Kristen
31 Jan 2017I’d love either Neighbor or What on Earth.; although, they all look great. We love Apologia and their notebooking!
Katie Anne
31 Jan 2017I think the Who Am I book would be great, especially for my daughter.
Ruth Weger
31 Jan 2017We have been using Apologia Science for 4 years and love the curriculum. My kids learn about the God-created world around them and we all learn together and have an argument for our faith. It’s also very fun and the kids never mind our science days .
Dawn Taylor
31 Jan 2017Thanks for all the great info on Apologia, they all look awesome. I love how they are conversational & the beautiful illustrations. I will definitely be trying them out in the very near future. I think they will work great for my daughter who is dyslexic.
VICTORIA
31 Jan 2017Wow, this looks like just what I’ve been looking for! What a blessing winning this would be for my family.
Lauren
31 Jan 2017who is my neighbor?
Angela Beauchamp
1 Feb 2017I love any kind of child-friendly book that helps kiddos understand what their role is on this sin-filled earth. I also like that there is an audio version available.
becky fisher
1 Feb 2017Who is my neighbor?
Annne
1 Feb 2017I’m teaching my kids who they are in Christ, so Who Am I? looks very interesting.
Lacy van Vuuren
2 Feb 2017I think the “Who Am I?” book would help my teen daughter right now.
katie
2 Feb 2017We would love either Who is God or Who am I.
Mary
4 Feb 2017I’d love any of these!
Terri
6 Feb 2017I am excited about this series especial Who Is God
Jenna DeMaria
7 Feb 2017I would love all of them, but I guess if I had to pick I would start with Vol. 1 Who is God?
Karrie
7 Feb 2017I would love to read the book who am I
Katherine Rhodes
7 Feb 2017We are currently using Who is God? and loving it. I would love to get the second book to follow up with: Who am I?
Elizabeth
8 Feb 2017They all look awesome! I have Been looking for a program that I can incorporate into their school day
wp fuller
8 Feb 2017we are always looking for news ways to instill the word of God into our lives.
leslie
8 Feb 2017What on earth can I do looks like it would fit in nicely with where we are at!
Katie Sheasby
8 Feb 2017I think the Neighbor book would be a great place for us to start. Thanks for the opportunity.
Lisa S Rickey
9 Feb 2017Would love to win this