Our Favorite Children’s Bible

We own a number of bibles in our home. Some are in English, some are in Spanish, we have Catholic bibles, bibles written in Latin and well the list goes on and go. We also have a number of various children’s bibles but there is one that we were fortunate enough to review a while back and must tell you all that to this day it is still our favorite children’s bible! I love it and love using it to teach the kids out lessons from. 

 

The Big Picture Interactive Bible for kids is simply great!There are so many features with The Big Picture Bible  and that is one of the reasons I love it so much! Other features included are:

• Big Words – Colorful Bible Dictionary entry with photos, maps, illustrations and descriptions of key terms, right in the Bible text.
• Big Questions/Big Answers – Kids always want to know why. This feature asks and then answers many of the common “big questions” throughout the Bible.
• Christ Connection – This feature can be found from Genesis to Revelation and will help kids understand how each story points us to Christ and His work for us.
• Introductions – Basic information about the books of the Bible will give kids perspective on the who, what and when for each book as well as “the Big Picture” from that book and key stories it contains.
• Icons – Special icons are placed throughout the Bible to connect to the Gospel Project for Kids curriculum.
• Memory Verses – Scripture memorization is much more than “saying the words.” When a child memorizes a Bible verse and puts it to practice in their daily life, that child begins to learn how God can lead his life. The top 100 verses to remember are highlighted throughout the Bible.
• Parent Connection – This feature is designed to help parents be empowered to engage deeper in the story with their kids. I really LOVE this section as it helps me help her.
• Seeing the Big Picture – This feature digs into key Bible stories to help young hearts and minds grasp the meaning and provide parents with extra information to discuss the Bible with their kids.

 

Do you have a favorite bible that you use all the time?