Paul talks to his friends about two big categories in their lives: their compromises with evil (and worshipping idols) and the sin that crept into their relationships with others in God’s family (the church). Here are some of the things you will learn about in this letter: unity, considering others’ needs, showing respect for others and keeping order in worship, not letting evil grow in the church, and the resurrection.

Each journal page corresponds with one chapter and includes two kid-friendly prompts such as History Tidbits and Fun Facts for conversation starters. The dedicated space Favorite Words, This Story Inspired Me, and more gives families a place to process thoughts and feelings by writing or drawing while encouraging independent reading for teens.

The Book Summary offers the setting and theme to paint the overall picture of I Corinthians. Also included is Big Questions Simple Answers, where parents and kids alike learn where I Corinthians fits into God's love story, the history of Isreal and the early church, why there are four gospels, and more!

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How can I use this with families in our church?

There are multiple options! Here are a few:

• Coordinate an in-person or virtual Bible Study with your families/volunteers.
• Email a journal page every week inviting families/volunteers to learn together.
• Print and have weekly copies available during worship gatherings.

How many pages are in the Family Journal?

I Corinthians has 16 Family Journal Pages, each one corresponding to a chapter.

Is the content geared toward a specific denomination?

Our material is not specific to a denomination allowing us to serve a broad spectrum of congregations such as Methodist, Lutherans, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Bible, Catholic, Baptist, Nazarene, and More! 

If you’re interested in our Statement of Beliefs, CLICK HERE.

I see there are two purchase options. Which one should I choose?

The group license permits churches to duplicate, and the individual license is for families. 

I see there is a suggested Reading Plan. Is it dated?

No. We choose an undated reading plan because every family's schedule is different. They can choose to work through I Corinthians as it best fits their schedule. Is it dinner each night? Weekends?