The Gospel of Luke: Week 7
The Narrow Door, The Great Banquet, Parables of the Lost, Faithfulness and Stewardship: Luke 13-26 Chapter 13: The Narrow Door · ...
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FAMILY BIBLE STUDY AT HOME
We believe that being a church member is the same as being a disciple.
That life in the Episcopal Church cultivates a depth
and commitment to following the way of Christ.
We look to our tradition for ways to live more deeply
into lives of prayer and spiritual practice.
Bibles:
For those under age 3, we recommend The Rhyme Bible Storybook by L.J. Sattgast. (This is the Bible that for the last couple of years this Bible has been given at birth to our Cathedral babies.
For children through grade 3, we suggest the Spark Story Bible from Augsburg Fortress that we use in our Christian Formation classes.
For older youth we recommend Spark Bible NRSV from Spark House.
For adults we recommend the CBE Study Bible or, if you prefer the NRSV version we use in worship, we recommend the Harper Collins Study Bible.
Lesson 1: Fall and Exile from the Garden of Eden
Lesson 2: Cain and Abel
Lesson 3: Abraham, Sarah, and God
Lesson 4: The Passover and Exodus From Egypt
Lesson 5: Troubles in the Wilderness
Lesson 6: Into the Promised Land
Lesson 7: Building Israel, Building the Temple of God
Lesson 8: Stories of Elijah
Lesson 9: God's People in Exile
Lesson 10: Ezekiel Gives Hope
Lesson 11: Isaiah Promises Peace and Salvation
Parents are their children’s first theology teachers. Parents teach their children about God and God's love for the world by example. Learning about God begins with wonder and curiosity. Children have a natural tendency to wonder about things--including God. Parents can talk with children about God throughout the day, during meals, in the car, reading books.
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