This audio tells what a parable is and gives some examples that Jesus used in teaching His disciples and other people. Includes - the Pharisees and the tax collector, the lost sheep, the wise man and the foolish man building their houses, and others. As always, connects to the gospel. For children 4 to 10 though adults have also enjoyed and learned from my audios. I (Joelee Chamberlain) am now 92 years old and have trouble talking carefully for the long period of time it takes to record these. So my daughter Catherine did the recording for me. But there is a short introduction by "Grandma Joelee" so the children will hear my voice for continuity and to not worry about me.

This describes the various parts of the Armor of God and tells how we can use the different pieces. It connects to the Gospel. For ages 4 to 12, but adults have enjoyed and learned from my audios as well. I (Joelee Chamberlain) am now 92 years old and have trouble talking carefully for the long period of time it takes to record these. So my daughter Catherine did the recording for me. But there is a short introduction by "Grandma Joelee" so the children will hear my voice for continuity and to not worry about me.

This tells things about the attributes of God, who God is and how great He is. It connects to the Gospel. For ages 4 to 12, but adults have enjoyed and learned from my audios as well. I (Joelee Chamberlain) am now 92 years old and have trouble talking carefully for the long period of time it takes to record these. So my daughter Catherine did the recording for me. But there is a short introduction by "Grandma Joelee" so the children will hear my voice for continuity and to not worry about me.

This explains that an epistle is simply a letter. Then it tells a little about the letters in the New Testament and who wrote them and to whom they were written. It connects to the Gospel. For ages 4 to 12, but adults have enjoyed and learned from my audios as well. I (Joelee Chamberlain) am now 92 years old and have trouble talking carefully for the long period of time it takes to record these. So my daughter Catherine did the recording for me. But there is a short introduction by "Grandma Joelee" so the children will hear my voice for continuity and to not worry about me.

This tells the life and trials of the great Prophet Jeremiah. It also talks about the history of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. "Grandma" Joelee gives a short introduction, then her daughter Miss Catherine does the recording for her. Connects to the Gospel. For ages 4 to 12 though adults have also enjoyed and learned from my audios.

"Grandma Joelee" singing the song "66 Books in the Bible" from her video "How The Bible Is Put Together". Includes the video of her pointing out the books. This is for children is they just want to hear or watch the song from the video. PDF has the sheet music with words.

This tells children about the 4 women named in the Bible who are called a prophetess. Three of them are in the Old Testament and one is in the New Testament. These women are Miriam, Deborah, Huldah, and Anna. It tells what a prophetess is and connects to the Gospel. For ages 4 to 10, though adults have also told me they have enjoyed my audios.

This half hour video teaches children how the Bible is put together. By being familiar with its structure and sections, they can find things in the Bible more easily. It even has a catchy little song to help them remember. Of course, it also includes the Gospel. The PDF has the text, the sheet music for the song, and a copy of the completed chart. For children 4 to 10 years of age, though adults have also enjoyed my audios. (By the way, the man who filmed this and got it ready to put up said it even helped him and his wife!) This was inspired and developed from Walter C. Kaiser, Jr.'s analysis of the structure of the Bible in "Recovering the Unity of the Bible" and also from J. Sidlow Baxter's "The Strategic Grasp of the Bible".

This audio talks about poetry in the Bible. It primarily covers the poetic books of the Bible (Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon) but also mentions other places such as the prophets. First, we discuss what Biblical poetry is (the rhyming of ideas or things) and then there is an overview of each of the 5 poetic books. Connects to the Gospel. For children ages 4-10, though adults have also enjoyed and even learned from my audios as well.

This tells a little about each of the 12 minor prophets in order. It tells what a minor prophet is and any background we have on each one. Also a brief rundown of what his book is about. It is aimed at children 4-12 years old, though adults may well enjoy it also. There is repetition of the names of the books to help in memorizing these little books in order. Of course, the Gospel is included.