Theology Lab for Kids

52-Week Guide to Systematic Theology for Ages 8–12. Big Questions. Clear Truth. Growing Faith

By: Grace A. Holloway

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Big Questions. Clear Answers. A Faith That Grows with Your Child

Does your child ever catch you off guard with questions like, “Who made God?” or “Why do bad things happen if God is good?” As a parent, you want to offer more than quick answers − you want to build a rock-solid foundation. But between soccer practice and laundry, finding time for a deep, structured systematic theology study for kids can feel nearly impossible.

The Theology Lab for Kids turns your home into a place of discovery.
Thoughtfully designed across 200 engaging pages, this structured 52-week journey gives families depth without overwhelm. Each week breaks down big theological truths into focused, kid-friendly lessons that respect your child’s intelligence while making complex ideas understandable.

Inside, families will explore Scripture together, wrestle with real-life questions, reflect in guided Explorer’s Notebook prompts, and discover how faith connects to school, friendships, fears, forgiveness, and everyday decisions.

What's Inside Each Week:

• Clear, age-appropriate teaching (no seminary language, no fluff)
• Real-world application your child can use right away
• Guided family discussion questions that go deeper
• Hands-on activities that make abstract truth concrete
• Explorer's Notebook reflection prompts to process and personalize

Perfect for:

• Homeschooling families seeking a structured Christian worldview curriculum
• Parents leading family devotions who want more than surface-level lessons
• Grandparents investing in their grandchildren's spiritual formation
• Church leaders equipping families for discipleship at home

Your Child Will Learn To:
→ Understand what they believe (doctrine that makes sense)
→ Discover why it matters (truth with roots, not just rules)
→ Live it out every day (faith that shows up at school, online, with friends)

Faith isn't just something to memorize. It's something to explore, test, and live.
The questions are big. The truth is bigger.
Give your child a theological foundation that will carry them through college, doubt, and the real world.

Welcome to the Lab!