Kerugma Family Bible reading guide for use with young children. This guide is a no-fuss, easy to carry out, overview of the Bible for the whole family.
Here are four weeks in advance. I will post a new 4 week plan every Friday.
* Bible references are in the ESV. You may, of course, use the version of your choice.
Benefits:
- for use with the family
- 52 weeks of the year
- 6 days a week
- short time needed each day
weekly memory verse
Week One
- Genesis 1:1-24 Story of Creation
- Gen 1:25-31 Ruling Creation
- Gen 2 Adam & Eve
- Gen 3 Sin enters God’s perfect world
- Gen 4:1-15 Cain & Abel
- Gen 4:16-26 Cain is sent away
Week Two
- Gen 7:1-10 Story of Noah
- Gen 7:11-24 The Flood
- Gen 8:1-17 The rain stops
- Gen 8:18-22 The Promise
- Gen 15 God’s covenant with Abraham
- Gen 21:1-21 and Gen 22:17-18
Week Three
- Gen 22:1-14 Abraham tested
- Gen 22:15-24 Abraham blessed
- Gen 27:1-29 Isaac’s blessing
- Gen 27:30-46 Esau upset
- Gen 28:1-9 Jacob flees
- Gen 28:10-22 Jacob’s dream
Week Four
- Gen 33 Jacob meets Esau
- Gen 37:1-11 Joseph’s Dreams
- Gen 37:12-36 Joseph sold into slavery
- Gen 41: 1-36 Pharaoh’s dream
- Gen 41:37-57 Joseph in charge of Egypt
- Gen 45 Joseph makes himself known
To learn more about how we did Bible study you can read through our 4 step process page using the anagram IDEA: Introduce, Dig Deeper, Elaborate and Application.
Here are five sample lessons of the Kerugma Family Bible Study Guide.
Did you post this just for me?! Either way, thank you. I appreciate it. 🙂
Thanks Rebecca, It is part of something that I started years ago–> got sidetracked–> decided to buckle down and finish it.
This looks fantastic, Susan. Some great work you have put into this. Well done. I look forward to seeing the rest of it.
Thanks Bec,
Another 4 weeks will be posted tomorrow. 🙂
This is a great idea. I have Penny Gardner’s list of Bible highlights printed out, but I hadn’t considered breaking them down into a schedule like this. Your site looks amazing, and I love the quote by Ryle. He’s one of our favorites to read in our home.
Ah Trisha, Who doesn’t like Ryle? 😉
I do remember seeing Penny Gardner’s site many years ago and come to think of it, the list may be similar- I don’t know. I do know that any reading of The Word is a good thing.