How does FaithWeaver Bible Curriculum make the same passage of Scripture relevant to all ages from infants to adults?
Obviously a two-year-old can’t learn or experience the same thing from a Bible story that a fourth-grader can. And a fourth-grader can’t grasp the same ideas that an adult can. However, every Bible story has principles that can be covered and understood at different levels by students of different ages. For example, consider the story of the prodigal son. Infants and toddlers might simply hear that God loves them. Third- and fourth-graders might explore the joy we can experience in realizing how freely God forgives us. And adults might grapple with how difficult it can be to forgive others, as seen through the example of the older brother in the story. The common element among all the levels is God’s Word, and as families discuss the applications made within their classes, they’ll see just how amazingly relevant the Bible can be to students of all ages. Because each age level approaches the Bible stories in different ways, children won’t be bored when a story is covered again in a new
