Tiny Apologetics Workbook

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

This workbook is structured like an apologetics book, but made especially for your child! Just like apologetics textbooks, this workbook tackles one question topic at a time, breaking it down into accessible concepts and including fun activities that engage your child every step of the way. 

Contents:

1) What is apologetics?

2) Why does it matter what I believe?

3) How can we believe in a God we cannot see?

4) Does every religion worship the same God?

5) Can we be good without God?

6) How do we know the Bible is true?

7) How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy?

8) Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax?

9) Are science and faith at odds with each other?

10) If God is good, why do bad things happen?

A God-sized concept in kid-sized language in every lesson:

Each lesson in this 95+ page workbook is designed to teach your child rich, biblical theology in an engaging way. On every page they will find a poignant, cultural question asked in a way they can understand and grasp. And then, they will be walked through how Scripture responds to these important questions in a way they can follow, engage, and understand. Finally, each lesson has a Memory Challenge in which they are encouraged to recall a simple concept in response to that day’s lesson (EX: “Q: Why does it matter what I believe? A: Because what we believe affects our everyday lives, and God wants me to believe what is true.”)