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Help Your Kids Learn the Big Picture of the BibleMake Scripture memorization part of your family life with this easy-to-use resource aimed at helping children hide God’s Word in their hearts!Designed as a complementary resource to the best-selling The Big Picture Story Bible, this kid-friendly catechism features 45 questions and answers drawn directly from Scripture—making memorizing the Bible fun and easy!Learn more about the Big Picture Story Bible series at BigPictureStoryBible.com.

We all want to teach our kids about the Bible and God’s love for the world. But sometimes it’s hard to know where to start . . .If you want to make regular devotions part of your family life but don’t know where to start, pick up this easy-to-use resource and start teaching your kids about the big picture of the Bible today!Designed as a complementary resource to the best-selling The Big Picture Story Bible, this family devotional offers parents a year’s worth of material for teaching children ages six to ten about God’s plan of salvation for the world through Christ.Intended for families to use three times per week, each 5–10 minute lesson includes: a basic Bible question with an accompanying answer in the form of a memory verse an carefully-chosen Scripture passage to read aloud a devotional paragraph designed to help kids connect the Scripture passage to the Bible’s overarching message reflection questions for the whole family to ponder and discuss together Learn more about the Big Picture Story Bible series at BigPictureStoryBible.com.

The Bible is a big book about a big God who keeps a big promise!Everyone loves a good story—especially children! But what we sometimes overlook is that the Bible is more than a collection of great stories. It is the real account of God’s love for the world.The Big Picture Story Bible presents this remarkable true story. Simple words and striking illustrations unfold the storyline of God’s Word from Genesis to Revelation. All ages will enjoy this exciting discovery of a God who keeps his big promise.Learn more about the Big Picture Story Bible series at BigPictureStoryBible.com.

What makes for good preaching?In this accessible volume—written for preachers and preachers in training—pastor David Helm outlines what must be believed and accomplished to become a faithful expositor of God’s Word.In addition to offering practical, step-by-step guidance for preachers, this short book will equip all of us to recognize good preaching when we hear it.

Concise, Easy-to-Understand Guide Prepares You to Confidently Teach the Bible in Churches, Small Groups, Schools, and MoreIf you have been called to teach Scripture—whether in a large church service or a small Bible study—it’s important to approach the task with proper principles, preparation, and presentation. But where should you start? This brief guide offers proven tips for delivering memorable, gospel-centered messages.Written by pastor David Helm, How Can I Begin to Teach the Bible? presents easily applicable tips for new pastors and Bible teachers as well as experienced leaders who are searching for a better way to create and communicate lessons. Helm demonstrates how to identify the structure and context of biblical passages and use them to shape theologically rich messages. He also shows you how to highlight the gospel in every talk; avoid predictable, lengthy sermons; and more to develop Christ-centered messages that effectively reach the hearts of your audience.  Brief, Accessible Resource: Easy-to-share guide answers important, commonly asked questions about teaching the BibleBiblical and Christ-Centered: Equips Christians with the confidence, convictions, and preparation they need to effectively share God’s word with othersPractical Guidance: A great resource for new and experienced church pastors, as well as Bible study leaders, teachers, and Christian speakers

Using the Socratic method, Helm and Dennis challenge readers to wrestle with Scripture itself rather than with systematic questions. This candid look at Genesis is an ideal apologetic against today's postmodern culture.