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A singular compilation of the most remarkable life narratives ever recorded in the history of the Christian church. For the first time, these outstanding autobiographical records are combined to form one powerful, penetrating compendium. These histories are still read one thousand years after they were written, loved by Christian people everywhere in every generation since they were first penned. But even more importantly, the men who shared their lives were great men, and they will stand in God’s hall of faith for eternity. They were men who worked hard to raise up a kingdom out of the dust of heathendom, paganism, statism, humanism, and ecclesiastical compromise and decay. All of them worked in the face of unbelievable dangers, including persecution, imprisonment, enslavement, and the devastation of war. Truly these are the patriarchs and the pioneers in the faith. They built the church from the bottom-up in places as far-flung as Africa, Ireland, Scotland, England, and the South Pacific. Highly recommended as a family read outloud book. The volume includes: -Augustine’s Confessions (Abridged) -Patrick’s Confessions -John Knox’s History of the Reformation in Scotland (Abridged) -John Bunyan’s Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners -John Paton’s Autobiography (Book 1) The companion volume, Christian Classics Junior Study Guide, is also available.

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This study guide covers five of the most remarkable life narratives ever recorded in the history of the Christian church. It is the eyewitness, heart-witness account of the work of the Spirit of God in the life of Christian men in the New Testament era. A thorough study of these narratives will help the Christian junior high or high school student understand the life and the faith of the greatest Christian preachers, missionaries, and theologians of the last two thousand years. The companion reader, Great Christian Classics Narratives, is available separately.

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Purchase Proverbs I (1-15) Proverbs II (16-23) and Proverbs III (24-31) and save $10.00 off the regular price! Of all of the possible curriculum choices used for the education of our children, the most important textbook of all is that which God Himself presented in the book of Proverbs. This book is the core curriculum. It is God’s book on how to live life on planet Earth. To disregard this book in the education of our children would be a colossal error. With these study guides on the book of Proverbs, you will learn God’s basic truths as they speak to the classical philosophical divisions of epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics. You will grapple with the tensions of determinism and human responsibility. You will find an entire system of priorities for life’s ethics and purposes. You will find the basic constituents of a biblical social system, as well as principles for sound economics, government, and general business management. The books includes both a proper theology, anthropology, and human psychology. Every education program will give you a system of categories by which you understand life, history, truth, ethics, and reality. Some systems have a semblance of truth, but they are fundamentally compromised because they do not begin with the book of Proverbs or the fear of God (Prov. 1:7). These study guides are the fruit of seven years of daily instruction in the book of Proverbs on the part of homeschooling father, pastor, and author, Kevin Swanson. Each lesson includes: -a topical breakdown -an exposition in the form of illustration and application -penetrating, application-oriented questions to stimulate family discussions

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In this family Bible study guide, Kevin Swanson continues in the book of Psalms, the very heart of the Word. The book of Psalms teaches us the proper worship of God in content, emotion, and method. Of all the things which make up your life, what could be more important than the worship of God? Certainly, there could hardly be anything more critical to teach your children! This guide is for families who see the Bible as the core curriculum. Family worship is a time when parents fulfill their Deuteronomy 6:7 and Ephesians 6:4 responsibilities to teach and disciple their families. This manual will provide the following Bible study helps for the study of the Psalms: -A convenient categorization and contextualization of each psalm -An exposition of the psalm, explaining the meaning in simple terms -A description of the emotions that weave through the psalm -An application of the psalm for family life and children -A summary of what the psalm teaches about worship -Content questions and discussion questions to bring about life application

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In this family Bible study guide, Kevin Swanson introduces the book of Psalms as the very heart of the Word. The book of Psalms teaches us the proper worship of God in content, emotion, and method. Of all the things which make up your life, what could be more important than the worship of God? Certainly, there could hardly be anything more critical to teach your children! For families who see the Bible as “core curriculum,” we introduce the brand new Family Bible Study Guides series. Family worship is a time when parents fulfill their Deuteronomy 6:7 and Ephesians 6:4 responsibilities to teach and disciple their families. This manual will provide the following Bible study helps for the study of the Psalms: -A convenient categorization and contextualization of each psalm -An exposition of the psalm, explaining the meaning in simple terms -A description of the emotions that weave through the psalm -An application of the psalm for family life and children -A summary of what the psalm teaches about worship -Content questions and discussion questions to bring about life application

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Families and schools spend billions of dollars each year on curriculum for children. Most of the time they forget to include “God’s curriculum”: the book of Proverbs. In this three thousand year-old compendium of wisdom, God lays out a full education program in a surprisingly practical form. He takes the most important lessons concerning science, government, business, psychology, human relationships, banking, epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics, and wraps them into simple character lessons for young men and women. Significantly, the faculty who must present these lessons in God’s Book of Wisdom is none other than fathers and mothers! This third and final study guide in the Book of Proverbs covers chapters 24-31.

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Of all of the possible curriculum choices used for the education of our children, the most important textbook of all is that which God Himself presented in the book of Proverbs. This book is the core curriculum. It is God’s book on how to live life on planet Earth. To disregard this book in the education of our children would be a colossal error. With this study guide on the book of Proverbs, you will learn God’s basic truths as they speak to the classical philosophical divisions of epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics. You will grapple with the tensions of determinism and human responsibility. You will find an entire system of priorities for life’s ethics and purposes. You will find the basic constituents of a biblical social system, as well as principles for sound economics, government, and general business management. The book includes both a proper theology, anthropology, and human psychology. Every education program will give you a system of categories by which you understand life, history, truth, ethics, and reality. Some systems have a semblance of truth, but they are fundamentally compromised because they do not begin with the book of Proverbs or the fear of God (Proverbs 1:7). This study guide is the fruit of seven years of daily instruction in the book of Proverbs on the part of homeschooling father, pastor, and author, Kevin Swanson. Each lesson includes: -a topical breakdown -an exposition in the form of illustration and application -penetrating, application-oriented questions to stimulate family discussions

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In this family Bible study guide, Kevin Swanson introduces the book of Genesis, which contains the first three thousand years of world history. This is History 101. It is also the history that God thinks is important. While men were busy building their first proud empires, the God who created the universe is more interested in one solitary family wandering about the plains of Canaan, building altars and worshiping God as a family. Family worship takes place when parents fulfill their Deuteronomy 6:7 and Ephesians 6:4 responsibilities, teaching the Word of God to their children as they sit in their house. This manual will provide the following Bible study helps for the study of the book of Genesis. - An easy-to-memorize key theme for each chapter - A brief summary of the events covered in the chapter - An exposition of the chapter, giving the meaning in simple terms - Relevant applications of the chapter for family life - Content-related questions - Penetrating application-oriented questions to stimulate family discussions “The Bible is the core curriculum in the education of a child. If we provide our children excellent academic instruction in mathematics, science, and grammar, but neglect to teach them Genesis, Psalms, Proverbs, and the Gospels, we have failed in the education of our children.”

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There has never been a more important time to bring to light the ancient wisdom of the book of Proverbs. Thousands of readers are rediscovering the beauty, depth, and intense relevance of the wisdom contained in the book. More importantly, they are incorporating the wisdom of Proverbs into the education of the next generation! This wisdom is unchanging in an ever-changing post-modern world. This wisdom builds our families, our economies, and our governments. This wisdom prepares a child for life and for eternity.

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The shining “city on a hill” envisioned by the Pilgrims of 17th century colonial America is fading quickly as our country slides further toward an all-out rejection of the God that made her great. American families and churches are weaker than ever as fornication, abortion, and homosexuality continue to rise and a growing majority of Christian youth continue to walk away from the faith of their fathers.

The Second Mayflower is a landmark work that outlines a vision to restore the principles of faith, family, and freedom brought to America by the pilgrim vision of the first Mayflower. The book you now hold is a manual for pilgrim-minded families of the 21st century to recover the vision that made America great, and embark on a new voyage.