Writing in Christianity Today, Lauren Groves mentioned an intriguing experience she had with her toddler, who had been listening to some catechism questions and answers set to music.
The two-year-old had listened to this CD on repeat in their car and was now able to recite theological truths that her mother had not been able to articulate even in her thirties. The author realised that these questions can do two things: “be used by the Holy Spirit to drench kids’ hearts in gospel truths, and give them a starting place to dive deeper into the knowledge of God.”
So, if revisiting this method of Christian education intrigues you, here are some books that might help.
Do today's children lack embodied childhood experiences?
When I was a boy growing up in Wales, World Cups arrived with a particular smell: the smell of a …