A four-year rotating Bible curriculum designed for multi-age families. All children study the same passage at the same time, with differentiated activities by age. One of the most popular family Bible programs in the homeschool community.

A four-volume worldview and apologetics curriculum for children. Covers who God is, what it means to be human, the truth of Scripture, and how to live as a Christian in the world. Beautifully illustrated and deeply substantive.

Stick-figure Bible drawing curriculum that teaches Scripture through simple illustrations students draw themselves. Highly memorable and works beautifully for visual learners and multi-age families.

A chronological, Christ-centered Bible study that shows children how every story in Scripture points to Jesus. Theologically rich, beautifully designed, and available in homeschool-friendly formats.

Worldview curriculum and summer programs that equip high schoolers to understand and defend a Christian worldview. Their Understanding the Times curriculum is one of the most comprehensive worldview courses available for homeschoolers.

Curriculum, articles, and resources from a young-earth creationist perspective. Covers science, Bible, and worldview — particularly useful for families who want to integrate a creation-based framework into their science and Bible studies.

Two beloved books that teach logic and critical thinking from a Christian perspective. Students learn to identify fallacies, construct arguments, and think clearly — skills that strengthen both faith and academic reasoning.

Sarah Young's beloved devotional adapted for children. Short, Scripture-rooted readings that help children develop a personal sense of God's presence and love. A gentle way to begin or end each school day.

Character education curriculum built on biblical virtues — honesty, diligence, kindness, courage, and more. Designed to be woven throughout the school day rather than taught as a separate subject.

A chronological survey of church history from Acts through the Reformation and beyond. Students learn the stories of the early church, the creeds, the councils, and the great reformers — giving their faith deep historical roots.

A free, 52-question catechism for children and adults, with Scripture memory, commentary, and a free app. Rooted in the Reformed tradition and designed for family use — one question per week covers the whole year.