By Susan R
Aug
31
2019
Hey y'all, I volunteer at a local mission, and I'm going to be teaching the teen girls on Friday nights. I need Bible study resources that give a solid overview of the Bible. They need to be in book or workbook form, not primarily digital. And I'm buying, so cost is a factor. I also have the means to create my own workbooks, but I still need a program that does the heavy lifting.
Any suggestions?
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Route 66, Positive Action for Christ
I've used Route 66 from Positive Action for Christ https://positiveaction.org/product-group-route-66 and thought it was pretty good.
I used J. Vernon McGee's Through the Bible radio show and notes in our homeschool, wishing there was a version of that I could use for these girls.
Are there any other suggestions?
Scenescape Media
I used Answers in Genesis
I used Answers in Genesis Sunday school curriculum for my foreign exchange student Bible class at our Christian school and loved it. You can get sample lessons to check out what it looks like before you buy. If I remember correctly, the books were not expensive at all.
AWANA
AWANA has some very good teen material. Also, check out Regular Baptist Press' bible studies, especially the BuildUp one.
Tyler is a pastor in Olympia, WA and an Investigations Manager with a Washington State agency. He's the author of the book What's It Mean to Be a Baptist?