Zoom in on Numbers, find out more about Jesus in Mark's Gospel and take a peek into Paul's letter to the Ephesians.
Part of the XTB series.
Zoom in on the Great book of Numbers
Find out more about Jesus in Mark's exciting Gospel
Take a peek into Paul's letter to the Ephesians
And use the Prayer diary to help you talk to God about what you learn
Issue Five of XTB is called The Promise Keeper. Three months of Bible readings to help you investigate who Jesus is and why He came in Mark's Gospel, continue journeying with the Israelites in Numbers and Deuteronomy, and unravel one of Paul's prison letters - to the Ephesians. Also included is a free Prayer Diary.
Days 1-20 look at Mark
Days 21-34 make a start in Numbers chs 1-11, with a brief look back at exodus over days 23 & 24
Day 35 gives a chance to look quickly at 1 Thessalonians
Day 36-50 opens up the letter to the Ephesians
Back to Numbers chs 11-21 over days 51-61, touching on John's Gospel, relevant to Numbers
Days 62-65 looks at chs 31-34 of Deuteronomy
A series of puzzles and questions at the very end of the book offer a chance to look into other parts of the Bible not covered here.
| Age range: | 7 - 11 |
|---|---|
| Contributors | Alison Mitchell |
| ISBN | 9781873166369 |
| Format | Saddle stitch |
| Dimensions | 8.3" x 5.8" x 0.2" |
| Case quantity | 100 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 80 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
XTB (eXplore The Bible) is a series of daily Bible reading notes for children of the 7-11 age group, with puzzles, pictures and prayers.
XTB is beautifully presented with full-color illustrations and is a series of 12 books which, if used on a quarterly basis, will help a child cover all of the main books, themes and characters of the Bible in 3 years.
Used these will all our children to introduce them to having their own quiet time. Tie in nicely to table talk used in family worship.
I was given the E Mail address of this company by a friend when searching for devotional literature for children and young people and would recommend this company without hesitation.
My 7 year old who is a confident reader loves doing his XTB each morning. He loves how they teach you through different books of the bible and the fun exercise are really engaging and help him to remember what he has learnt.
My 8 & 6 years old love using this material. It taught them to read the bible (actual bible) themselves in a bitesize and thinking through what it says. They love the exercise that comes with it too.
I got the entire series for my 8 year old daughter for her quiet time and have seen that she starts her day with her own bible reading and a short prayer time and enjoys all the activities in them as well. It is a great help for her to read her actual bible and she has read a few chapters of Acts and Genesis already!! (-in 20 days...These were part of a birthday present for 9th of June). Praying that she grows into spending a regular time in the Word of God and prayer on her own and it is a habit that starts now. Praise Jesus for this timely resource.
My 9 year old loves these. We’ve struggled to find daily bible notes that are manageable for him but these are great. Short, concise and clear - with great and biblical truths. He can happily do them in his own - but we do them together at bed time. The little quizzes are fun, and the addition of stickers etc works very well. I think they would suit most children aged 7-11 (younger ones would may need a little help).
The XTB collection is a great fun easy way to study scripture with children. The activities, puzzles and stop think and pray are a brilliant way to get children thinking and talking about God. The studies are age appropriate and help parents to explain bible passages and Christian living to children.
These are outstanding resources for meditations and devotions for all ages. We have our elementary-aged, middle school-aged, and high school-aged children all doing daily devotions that are based off of Scripture in light of the big picture of the gospel! My wife and I also are using this for us. Best resources I have found for family individual meditations on Scripture that are theologically sound.
A really good resource for reading the Bible with your kids :)
I bought these for my seven-year-old as an introduction to reading the "real" Bible (as opposed to a storybook one). They're well pitched to the right level, and he mostly enjoys the activities - once or twice he's called one of them "boring", but that's probably because it's not a computer game or Pokemon-related! On the whole he focuses fairly well. The studies are the right length - short enough not to lose his attention - and the "extras" that come with some issues (stickers, prayer diary etc) keep it fresh - it would be nice to have something like that with every issue!
