Teaching the Word of Truth

by Donald Grey Barnhouse

Containing eighty Bible study lessons for young people, this volume covers the full spectrum of Christian doctrine. Each lesson provides a brief outline, a longer exposition of the topic, and suggestions for the pupil's notebook. Also included are hints for teachers and suggested games to aid in learning.

Genres: Theology

Unknown Binding

First published December 12, 1958

About the author

Donald Grey Barnhouse Th.D was an American Christian preacher, pastor, theologian, radio pioneer, and writer. He was pastor of the Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1927 to his death in 1960. As a pioneer in radio broadcasting, his program, The Bible Study Hour, continues today and is now known as Dr. Barnhouse & the Bible.

Donald Grey Barnhouse is the father of Donald Grey Barnhouse Jr.

Reviews

[Nannette Serra]

I love this book. A friend gave it to me when I received believer's baptism circa 1970. I still have it and I often return to it as a reference book. Our Pastor used to have a children's sermon before regular sermon and he often used this book. The children will love this for devotions because you get to draw little stick figures and they "stick" in your mind. I like the illustration of the stick figure standing on a rock and the caption reads, "I may tremble on the Rock but the Rock never trembles under me." They should ask the first time we finished the books because I have some that I keep and use over and over again and this is one of them.

[Alexandre Leclerc]

This is a great book indeed for Sunday School teaching. It gives good subjects and ideas, with illustrations.

I highly recommend it, especially if one does Sunday School or want to teach your own children some Bible lessons in a progressive way—like one a week—not replacing but accompanying daily family Bible reading times.