Biblical literacy begins in the home.

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Overview

Michelle Leise says that church with young children is “one long hour of multitasking. I pray with one eye on my kids. I listen to the sermon while retrieving granola bars from the floor. I sing along to hymns as I fish children’s books out of our backpack.” Her article raises the question: How should we teach our children about the faith? This study looks at biblical instructions given to the Hebrews and brings those principles to our present-day task.

Table of Contents

LEADER'S GUIDE

    • Identify the Current Issue

    • Discover the Eternal Principles

—Teaching point one: Teaching is the responsibility of the parents.

—Teaching point two: Teaching is to be an intentional and everyday activity.

—Teaching point three: How teaching is done by words, symbols, and deeds.

—Teaching point four: The future of the church depends on biblical teaching.

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