JOHN MACARTHUR FAMILY BIBLE STUDY - Generations of Grace: Look inside and see how it works: ua-cam.com/video/KNmrdhe-thY/v-deo.html What we did for Apologetics in the past - see inside the Foundations of Faith NOT CONSUMED Bible study: ua-cam.com/video/wEwfxEYAks0/v-deo.html NOT CONSUMED MINISTRIES: store.notconsumed.com?aff=199 **thank you for using this link!
Oh my goodness, I just finished Church History Made Easy a couple of months ago. It was excellent! A lady was giving it away for free at a garage sale and I scooped it up, tempted to chastise her for getting rid of it, lol. I love Church History. It is fascinating! Make sure to do a deep dive on the Waldenses, Albigenses, and other persecuted groups of faithful believers that never gave in to the evils of the Catholic Church and thus had to remain hidden throughout the Middle Ages in the Swiss, French, and Italian Alps. Millions were hunted and killed over 1,000 years by the RCC, until they joined the Reformed churches during the Reformation. It’s truly amazing that so few know about these amazing forebears of the Protestants. Thank you for your video!
I bought my curriculum back in March and then my spring and summer filled up and I am now finally getting to binge some homeschool videos. Yay! I love what you're doing for history. I decided to do Church History this year too. I already have books that chronicle the history of the church in narrative form which is the style my 8th grader loves, so I figured easy peasy, no need to buy that subject. This Faithipedia looks great! I may have to check it out.
Thank you for explaining where all the stickers are supposed to go! We are *finally* getting around to doing this and I was so confused trying to figure out where all the stickers belong. Some are obvious but others...not so much LOL Thank you!
I recently discovered Not Consumed and purchased both the old and new faithopedias! I also got their reading journals as well. I plan on incorporating the faithopedia with Answers for Kids bible study and apologias who is God. (I know right, that's a lot). I also just ordered Trial and Triumph Complete church history and I already have the Adams Map of History and Rose book of bible charts, maps and timeline. Im excited to work on meshing it altogether. I hope this Sept to go on field trip to the Ark.
You go, girl!! That does sound like a lot, but it also sounds like a very purposeful education!! I also want to go to the Ark soon! My son is going with his youth group in July but if we we don’t get another vacation, we may go in December!! We haven’t been to the Creation Museum since 2015!!
This looks really good! I have purchased some of their other products and we use their JOY prayer cards to open our home school every morning. I think I'm going to get this as well! Thank you! :)
We school year round so we don’t worry if something takes too long or we need more breaks!!! This looks awesome and looks like there is loads of rabbit tails in it!!! My teenage son is studying theology as one of his subjects as he feels called into ministry!!! We have timeline notebooks and each one looks different as my kids have made them their own!!!
Subscibing! Your reviews are so practical and you seem so personable and down to earth. I love it. Plus, your reviews go over curriculum that feels relevant to me with big kids.
Oh yeah!!! Actually Not Consumed does a lot of sales throughout the year. On Kim’s birthday, I think, they’ve had a discount. And then probably Black Friday also! Keep an eye on it!
I have not stopped thkg about the curriculum we didn’t finish since we started summer break. It bothers me so much. I have the constant feeling like my kids will miss something.
@@melissacapps8453 there’s too much to learn! Too many wonderful and meaning things…..and so many wonderful homeschool curriculums to choose from! It can make your head spin! 😉 I feel that!!
Yes I did! I bought it for all three because copying definitions and reflecting on what to learn is for all ages. I’m kind of wishing I would’ve even bought my me for myself. But I suppose I could also just buy a generic notebook and copy all of the definitions. No stickers for me, though. 😭
I cannot answer that question bc I don’t have the Bible timeline. But if I had to guess I’d say yes bc this timeline covers so many aspects of church history.
@@OurHOMEschoolPlanwere you able to incorporate the “Christian History Made Easy” book with this? If so, could you please explain how you made it work for you guys? Thank you!
@@Mz_a92 I did some but I had to time box out morning time. This is how we did our morning time: How we START OUR HOMESCHOOL day together w/ Not Consumed, Church History, & more! ua-cam.com/video/Tl_MzLFEKP0/v-deo.html
I don’t necessarily feel guilt for not finishing curriculum it’s more like “FOMO” fear of missing out of that probably really great part that was coming next. 😉
That’s true!!! Maybe that’s what it is! There’s so many great lessons, we just want to do them all. That’s why we buy more curriculum than we’ll ever need also!! Lol!
I know this is an older video so hopefully you'll see this comment.... I'm considering this for my 9th grader for a little more meaty bible time but I also want to share it with my younger kids too, which I think is what you do? So maybe you will know but do you plan to still use faithipedia when your girls are in high school even though you've done it when them? Maybe some other apologetics? I'm thinking ahead
I probably won’t use it again. But you never know. It’s not SUPER meaty. It’s like “tastes” that you can dive into deeper with other resources. So for example, we are using the church history book. That’s an excellent book. (Infact, if you missed my recent video on how we do our Morning time, I go into more of HOW we’ve been doing all of this). But even just this week, I pulled out the book “Dangerous Journey” the adaptation of Pilgrims Progress bc we just read about John Bunyan. This has been a great source of conversation also! I also pulled out all of my old Classical Conversations timeline cards bc they had extra info on church history. So the Faithipedia is like a jumping off point and then maybe it can spark other ideas for you and what you may want to dig deeper into! I will never give up our time together with my high schooler. BUT…I am thinking about adding on his own apologetics course for next year. I just haven’t done much research yet to decide what I want. The Dangerous Journey book I mentioned: amzn.to/3lFtEhZ *affiliate link
@@OurHOMEschoolPlan I love The Dangerous Journey! We read that and part of Pilgrim's Progress before. I would definitely pull it out again. I added the Church History book to my amazon list. I was looking into the Masterbooks apologetics course but I think I might do that for one of his later grades. Thanks for your response!
I just bought this and one of her other studies. Since you did Foundations, how did you like it compared to the MacArthurs you mentioned and other studies you’ve done with all your kids together?
Not consumed studies are VERY different from MacArthur’s family devotional. So I can’t compare them. 😁 if I had to choose one over the other, I’d probably go with MacArthur’s bc he’s a pastor and points out things deeper than we may look at them. We’ve been doing that one now for 6 years and I still (and an adult) get a lot out of it. You COULD add onto MacArthur’s with your own assignments for your kids dig into (like Not Consumed) if you looked ahead. :) hope that helps
@@OurHOMEschoolPlan I'm to the point where I think just using Scripture for our curriculum is the safest way to go. Church history is mainly about the reformers, Protestantism which in my honest opinion through lots of research, is reformed Catholicism
JOHN MACARTHUR FAMILY BIBLE STUDY - Generations of Grace:
Look inside and see how it works: ua-cam.com/video/KNmrdhe-thY/v-deo.html
What we did for Apologetics in the past - see inside the Foundations of Faith NOT CONSUMED Bible study: ua-cam.com/video/wEwfxEYAks0/v-deo.html
NOT CONSUMED MINISTRIES:
store.notconsumed.com?aff=199
**thank you for using this link!
Used to love MacArthur😔 til I found out he was Calvanist
Oh my goodness, I just finished Church History Made Easy a couple of months ago. It was excellent! A lady was giving it away for free at a garage sale and I scooped it up, tempted to chastise her for getting rid of it, lol. I love Church History. It is fascinating! Make sure to do a deep dive on the Waldenses, Albigenses, and other persecuted groups of faithful believers that never gave in to the evils of the Catholic Church and thus had to remain hidden throughout the Middle Ages in the Swiss, French, and Italian Alps. Millions were hunted and killed over 1,000 years by the RCC, until they joined the Reformed churches during the Reformation. It’s truly amazing that so few know about these amazing forebears of the Protestants. Thank you for your video!
I can’t wait til we get there! I have thought about diving deeper in it!
Thank you!! What a lucky garage sale find!!!
Simply Charlotte Mason goes through the Bible and teaches History from the beginning to modern times!
I have this my in Not Consumed cart!! So glad to see an inside peek!😁
Yah! It’s such a unique product!
I bought my curriculum back in March and then my spring and summer filled up and I am now finally getting to binge some homeschool videos. Yay! I love what you're doing for history. I decided to do Church History this year too. I already have books that chronicle the history of the church in narrative form which is the style my 8th grader loves, so I figured easy peasy, no need to buy that subject. This Faithipedia looks great! I may have to check it out.
If you have any really engaging books for church history that you recommend, let me know!!
These sound like my son's style too. I'd love to hear which books you're using.
Thank you for explaining where all the stickers are supposed to go! We are *finally* getting around to doing this and I was so confused trying to figure out where all the stickers belong. Some are obvious but others...not so much LOL Thank you!
You’re welcome!!!!! 😉
I recently discovered Not Consumed and purchased both the old and new faithopedias! I also got their reading journals as well. I plan on incorporating the faithopedia with Answers for Kids bible study and apologias who is God. (I know right, that's a lot). I also just ordered Trial and Triumph Complete church history and I already have the Adams Map of History and Rose book of bible charts, maps and timeline. Im excited to work on meshing it altogether.
I hope this Sept to go on field trip to the Ark.
You go, girl!! That does sound like a lot, but it also sounds like a very purposeful education!! I also want to go to the Ark soon! My son is going with his youth group in July but if we we don’t get another vacation, we may go in December!! We haven’t been to the Creation Museum since 2015!!
I've got most of that on my list already but a few I've never heard of before. Thanks!!
Thank you for this review. I really like this product for our morning time
Yes!! It’s great for that! That’s when we use it!
This looks really good! I have purchased some of their other products and we use their JOY prayer cards to open our home school every morning. I think I'm going to get this as well! Thank you! :)
You’re welcome!! They have so many good studies!!!!
We school year round so we don’t worry if something takes too long or we need more breaks!!! This looks awesome and looks like there is loads of rabbit tails in it!!! My teenage son is studying theology as one of his subjects as he feels called into ministry!!! We have timeline notebooks and each one looks different as my kids have made them their own!!!
That’s exciting….a child who is active in his faith now!! ❤️
Great recomendations!!!
I’m with you! It hurts my heart not to complete things! I’m a list checker!
Checkboxes make my heart go pitter patter!! 😂❤️
Subscibing! Your reviews are so practical and you seem so personable and down to earth. I love it. Plus, your reviews go over curriculum that feels relevant to me with big kids.
Thank you so much for those encouraging words!! I'm so happy to have you a part of my community!
I was literally just on their site looking at this and I’m soo glad you shared this inside view 👏🏻💜 thank you!!!
You’re welcome!!! I was so excited when she launched this!!! The variety in it is awesome!!
This is such a brilliant idea for history! How in the world did you even think to do this for history? Love it!
We’ll I didn’t think of it until I saw the product. It looks like it would be so easy to expand upon, right?!
I bought this as well. So excited to use it!
This resource sounds amazing. Does it emphasize historical figures from Reformed church history?
Yes! All kinds of people in church history, even modern church history!
Thank u for this flip through. I have bought a few things from Not Consumed but never looked at this.
You’re welcome!! 😃
I want that faithopedia set SO bad!!!! I’ll have to wait for Black Friday…
Oh yeah!!! Actually Not Consumed does a lot of sales throughout the year. On Kim’s birthday, I think, they’ve had a discount. And then probably Black Friday also! Keep an eye on it!
Yes! I always feel like I have to finish curriculum. I’m a box checker too.
Do you always finish it or just feel guilty that you don’t?
I have not stopped thkg about the curriculum we didn’t finish since we started summer break. It bothers me so much. I have the constant feeling like my kids will miss something.
@@melissacapps8453 there’s too much to learn! Too many wonderful and meaning things…..and so many wonderful homeschool curriculums to choose from! It can make your head spin! 😉 I feel that!!
awesome resource!! I am wondering if you bought a workbook for your 10th grader? ... trying to decide on the workbook portion...
Yes I did! I bought it for all three because copying definitions and reflecting on what to learn is for all ages. I’m kind of wishing I would’ve even bought my me for myself. But I suppose I could also just buy a generic notebook and copy all of the definitions. No stickers for me, though. 😭
Great video! I was wondering if the “Bible Timeline” that Not Consumed has on their website would work with this or no?
I cannot answer that question bc I don’t have the Bible timeline. But if I had to guess I’d say yes bc this timeline covers so many aspects of church history.
Oh okay. Thank you! Just purchased the Faithipedia and the student journal along with the timeline. Can’t wait to get it!
Your video convinced me!!
@@Mz_a92 yah!! I hope you love it all!
@@OurHOMEschoolPlanwere you able to incorporate the “Christian History Made Easy” book with this? If so, could you please explain how you made it work for you guys?
Thank you!
@@Mz_a92 I did some but I had to time box out morning time. This is how we did our morning time:
How we START OUR HOMESCHOOL day together w/ Not Consumed, Church History, & more!
ua-cam.com/video/Tl_MzLFEKP0/v-deo.html
I don’t necessarily feel guilt for not finishing curriculum it’s more like “FOMO” fear of missing out of that probably really great part that was coming next. 😉
That’s true!!! Maybe that’s what it is! There’s so many great lessons, we just want to do them all. That’s why we buy more curriculum than we’ll ever need also!! Lol!
I'm struggling with not completing curriculum also. Lol. I keep telling myself it's okay, but yeah it nags as me. Lol
But it really is ok! 😜 😂
I know this is an older video so hopefully you'll see this comment.... I'm considering this for my 9th grader for a little more meaty bible time but I also want to share it with my younger kids too, which I think is what you do? So maybe you will know but do you plan to still use faithipedia when your girls are in high school even though you've done it when them? Maybe some other apologetics? I'm thinking ahead
I probably won’t use it again. But you never know. It’s not SUPER meaty. It’s like “tastes” that you can dive into deeper with other resources. So for example, we are using the church history book. That’s an excellent book. (Infact, if you missed my recent video on how we do our Morning time, I go into more of HOW we’ve been doing all of this). But even just this week, I pulled out the book “Dangerous Journey” the adaptation of Pilgrims Progress bc we just read about John Bunyan. This has been a great source of conversation also! I also pulled out all of my old Classical Conversations timeline cards bc they had extra info on church history. So the Faithipedia is like a jumping off point and then maybe it can spark other ideas for you and what you may want to dig deeper into!
I will never give up our time together with my high schooler. BUT…I am thinking about adding on his own apologetics course for next year. I just haven’t done much research yet to decide what I want.
The Dangerous Journey book I mentioned: amzn.to/3lFtEhZ
*affiliate link
@@OurHOMEschoolPlan I love The Dangerous Journey! We read that and part of Pilgrim's Progress before. I would definitely pull it out again. I added the Church History book to my amazon list.
I was looking into the Masterbooks apologetics course but I think I might do that for one of his later grades.
Thanks for your response!
@@JuliaCantley you’re welcome!! I try not to miss any comments! No matter how old the video! 😜
I just bought this and one of her other studies. Since you did Foundations, how did you like it compared to the MacArthurs you mentioned and other studies you’ve done with all your kids together?
Not consumed studies are VERY different from MacArthur’s family devotional. So I can’t compare them. 😁 if I had to choose one over the other, I’d probably go with MacArthur’s bc he’s a pastor and points out things deeper than we may look at them. We’ve been doing that one now for 6 years and I still (and an adult) get a lot out of it. You COULD add onto MacArthur’s with your own assignments for your kids dig into (like Not Consumed) if you looked ahead. :) hope that helps
That does! Thank you! Want to make sure it’s deep enough for my teen.
@@racheltichy6406 the way we use the family devotional is all together though, not an individual. MacArthur may have an older study also.
Yes that’s what I’m looking for too-something that can go from my 8 yr old to my 14 yr old. At least for this year 😊
Is Not Consumed studies based on Reformed Theology?
I’m actually not sure.
@@OurHOMEschoolPlan I'm to the point where I think just using Scripture for our curriculum is the safest way to go. Church history is mainly about the reformers, Protestantism which in my honest opinion through lots of research, is reformed Catholicism