Heritage Lessons

God’s Word is the foundation of everything we teach. Each unit connects history to the Bible through carefully chosen verses, devotional reflections, and family discussion questions. We don’t just add a Scripture verse at the end — we show how the Bible explains, interprets, and gives meaning to the events of history.

We stand in the stream of the Reformation, where believers rediscovered the authority of God’s Word and the central truth that salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Our lessons highlight the men and women God used — from Wycliffe and Tyndale to Calvin, Knox, and the Puritans — to pass on these truths. By teaching this heritage, we help families see that the faith we hold today was preserved at great cost, and is worth treasuring and passing on to the next generation.

We believe that history only makes sense when it begins with God as Creator. Our lessons are built on a six-day, young-earth creationist understanding of Genesis, affirming that God spoke the world into being and directs it by His sovereign hand. By teaching history from this foundation, children learn that humanity is not the product of chance, but of God’s design — and that every chapter of history unfolds within His plan of redemption.

We believe parents are the primary teachers of their children, and the home is the first classroom of faith. That’s why our resources are designed to be more than just history lessons — they are tools for family discipleship. Each unit includes reflection questions, Scripture tie-ins, and activities that encourage conversation and worship around the table. We want to help families not only learn about the past, but grow together in love for God and confidence in His truth.