There are a lot of different translations of the Bible in English. A lot. Over 100 modern translations intended for public use exist, not...

Part 1 of this series explored the literary device of story and why it works so well as a tool for classical educators. Part 2 will...

Throughout the ages, people from all over the world have told stories. A story, of course, is simply a connected account of events, and...

What about the new kid in class? Explore a few tips and tricks to address the needs of new students in your classical classroom.

Each week in Bible Quest, a "Bible Dig" is provided with suggestions on how to help your student dig a little deeper into the greater...

When it gets right down to it, Bible Quest need not be a complicated affair. As a teacher gains familiarity with Bible Quest and...

Once a teacher has gained a little experience in the classroom, they can begin to refine their approach and plan for more detailed...

This blog post is the first of three articles that highlight how easily teachers can prepare their own Bible Quest classroom. Bible Quest...

Bible Quest has fantastic tools for teaching younger students in the grammar phase, but the program is also very effective for middle and...

What questions should church leaders consider as they make plans to partner with the parents of their students?

In Bible Quest, we've included Scripture references each week that can be used as parents and teachers see fit. Many of these references...

I recently had the chance to help with a workshop at the Children's Ministry Expo. We focused on song in preschool ministry, and I came...

Is there an effective plan for discipleship?

How does memorized knowledge contribute to ministry to teenagers? I spent over a decade as a youth minister, working with teens....

Not everyone teaches in the same context. Bible Quest™ was designed as a tool to help train children to use God’s Word as the foundation...