88 Visual Concepts towards Knowing God with NLT Bible Verses & Reflection Questions
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Systematic Theology for Kids Aged 6-9
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Sarah M.
I started using this resource with my 8 year old to start teaching him the fundamental doctrines of our faith. It is an absolutely wonderful resource. He loved using it and was always excited about our lessons. In his own words, “I have questions about God and this helps me start answering those questions“.
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Celine R., Miami FL,
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“I love the way this book is written. Each page has beautiful pictures to explain easily who God is and how to embrace the Lord in your life. I absolutely loved it! We are using this book as our opener to Bible Study lessons because each page is set up to create a conversation and get kids engaged into asking questions or even clarifying their questions. I also love that each page has a specific Bible verse that are easy for kids to remember.”
Amanda L., Toronto CA,
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“Systematic Theology for Kids is an excellent resource for children ages 6–9. The lessons are presented in a simple, age-appropriate way that helps young readers understand important biblical truths without feeling overwhelmed.
I especially appreciate how the author takes complex theological concepts and explains them in a manner that children can grasp and apply to their daily lives. The book is both educational and engaging, making it a valuable tool for parents, Sunday school teachers, homeschool families, and children's ministry leaders.
This book helps build a strong biblical foundation for children and encourages meaningful conversations about God, faith, and Christian living. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to help children grow in their knowledge and love of God.”
Diana T., New York NY,
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“This book breaks down theological ideas into terms young minds can actually hold onto, without watering down the substance. What stands out is how naturally it connects doctrine to everyday life, giving kids real footing rather than just facts to memorize. Whether you're a parent, homeschooling, or leading a Sunday school class, it's a genuinely useful tool for laying biblical groundwork and opening the door to real conversations about faith. If you want children to know God more deeply, this one's worth having on the shelf.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is this too advanced for a 6-year-old?
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No — it's written specifically for ages 6 to 9, in plain language with a full-color picture on every concept. You read it together, starting with the simpler ideas, so your child grows into the bigger ones at their own pace. Most parents are surprised how much their kids take in.
What Bible translation does it use, and does it fit our church?
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The verses are from the New Living Translation (NLT), chosen because it's easy for young readers to follow. It focuses on the core truths Christians across traditions hold in common — who God is, creation, sin, Jesus, and salvation — so it sits comfortably in most Christian homes.
I'm not confident in my own theology — can I still teach this?
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Yes, and that's exactly who it's built for. The idea, the verse, and the question are written out for you, so you're not expected to be the expert — you're a guide reading alongside your child. If they ask something you're unsure of, the book gives you a place to find the answer together.
How long does each lesson take, and how often should we do it?
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About five minutes for one concept. There's no required schedule — some families do one a day at breakfast, others do a few on Sundays. You can move as fast or slow as your child's attention allows.
Is it really full color, and what format is it?
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Yes — every one of the 88 concepts is in full color, which is a big part of why it holds a young child's attention. It's a printed book made to be read together and returned to often.
Will my child actually enjoy it, or will it feel like school?
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It's built to feel like a conversation, not a lecture. The pictures pull them in, the lessons are short, and the reflection question gets them talking instead of just listening — which is usually the part kids like most.
