Our Bible curriculum for high school is relevant, scholarly, and rich in reformed worldview. Our curriculum calls students to examine their lives and the role they play in God’s kingdom. This study of the Old Testament begins by mapping out the “one big story” of the Bible. From there, students learn about the calling of God’s people and of God’s faithfulness to them as a nation and as individuals. Topics included in this study are The Pentateuch, Israel’s History, Writings of Ancient Israel, History of the Fall and Exile of Israel, and the Prophets.

Each lesson opens with a section that both introduces the topic and presents the lesson’s objectives. The Bridge section ties in prior knowledge and often includes an open-ended activity that provides a strong transition to the main idea of the lesson. More guided practice such as collaborative work, discussion questions, and jigsaw questions are presented in the Scripture Link and Student Activities sections of the lessons. Looking Ahead provides a devotional aspect by encouraging students to read their Bibles while also preparing them for what is to be taught in the next lesson.