Our children don't know the Bible. Children are becoming less and less familiar with basic Bible stories and characters, and even with the gospel itself. Why are kids far more culturally savvy than they are biblically literate? Because the use of the Bible in public education is disappearing, and because more and more parents are failing to educate their children about Christianity. This crisis has implications not only for society and a child's basic education but also for a child's eternal destiny.$lt;br />$lt;br />Children need you to teach them the Bible. The solution begins with parents, grandparents, caregivers, and teachers, not with the children themselves. Kids need to be taught the Bible, not just given a Bible and storybooks to read or verses to memorize.$lt;br />$lt;br />Equip yourself.

$lt;em>What Every Child Should Know about the Bible$lt;/em>will equip you to teach the Bible to the child or children in your life in exciting and meaningful ways. In a clear and simple format, this book will help you teach them$lt;ul>$lt;li>God's overall plan as revealed in the Bible$lt;/li>$lt;li>365 of the greatest Bible stories and how they all fit together $lt;/li>$lt;li>the historical and chronological context of the Bible$lt;/li>$lt;li>how to learn, understand, and interpret the Bible on their own$lt;/li>$lt;li>how to have an interest and a sense of purpose in studying the Bible$lt;/li>$lt;/ul>.