67 thoughts on “Who Is God? A #Giveaway from @ApologiaWorld”

• I would love to have this whole series! I read the review at http://www.jenscreativelearners.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-product-review.html.

• Would love to win this!!!,

• I would love to get this series our pastor has given it rave reviews. I visited http://thehillhangout.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing-here/#comment-1667 and left a blog comment.

• So far, loving Apologia! New homeschooler and trying to research all of the stuff thatisout there!
  https://jodimckenna.com/2012/05/who-is-god-a-giveaway-from-apologia.html

• God will never contradict himself. Although I already knew this, it is a good reminder, especially in these ever changing times.

• I visited http://notnewtoautism.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-tos-crew-review.html. I left a comment on her post and am just waiting for moderator approval. Her review spoke to me as a mom of 2 children with special needs

• The first thing I learned from reading through the sample of “Who Is God” was that the word architect comes from the Greek word arkhitekton, which means “chief builder.” I, of course, learned some other interesting facts, too….

  I have this on the top of my Bible/Worldview Curriculum choices for the upcoming homeschool year and would be TRULY blessed to win so our family can learn so much more about Who God Is and how we can truly know HIM! Thank you for this opportunity!!!

• http://momswhohomeschool.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-crew-product-review-who-am-i-and.html?showComment=1338560693636#c6533600361600370689

• I like how the chapter gives you the overview initially, the points to ponder and the full-color illustrations.

• This is what I read and commented on: http://prncsstefy.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-review-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html

• I visited This Day Has Great Potential. What great ideas Lynn sparked for me, I am so excited.

• Hi! I visited http://www.accidentallyhomeschooling.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html. Thanks for the sample view of Who Is God. This is the curriculum I want to use with my kids. Great tie-ins and examples and beautifully written. The kids and I have studied Egypt but one thing I learned, and never read before, is that The Great Pyramid was built on bedrock! Great foundation tie-in. Thanks for sharing!
  Amy

• I loved the activity in lesson one about our eyes playing tricks on us. The use of the optical allusions helped me (a visual learner) to drive home the point of seeing the world differently.

• I read the review at http://thewellsspring.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologias-who-am-i-tos-review.html and am following the suggestion to do the books in order. We are starting Who Is God? this fall and would love to win Who Am I? to do later 🙂

• I left comment on blog, http://www.purposefulhomemaking.com/2012/02/who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing-here.html

• I really enjoyed the review by the Modest Mama at http://www.modest-mama.org/ – her family ages are similar to mine and she made some excellent points for these fantastic programs. You have the best giveaways – I also love getting a glimpse into your world!

  • You are so sweet. Thanks!

• I saw this at my homeschool convention, but they sold out before I could purchase them. I am considering purchasing this for next year, but it would be even better to win!

• Wow==I would love to win this–thanks for offering it.

• love that is has so much Bible in it

• I visited http://embracingdestiny.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-crew-review-who-am-i-apologia.html

• I’m just starting to collect homeschool things – this would be great!

• http://sewanyhow.blogspot.com/2012/02/who-am-i.html?showComment=1338601442432#c8075666321960928463

• I learned there is only one wonder left – it’s learning the simple stuff that sometimes makes me wonder about homeschooling – that’s why I’d like to have these great resources!

• Would love this for the fall! I visited: http://wendy-homeschoolingblessings.blogspot.com/2012/02/do-you-know-who-you-are.html#comment-form

• i tried to log my comments in your linky but it seems i commented or did anything 25+ times! not true! oops! I commented on these two blogs only!
  Awesome resource. We only used the Exploring Creation book and loves it so this should be incredible!
  Thanks for the beautiful review!
  http://momofmanybentzs.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html?showComment=1338615310156#c7848171167207936055
  http://www.accidentallyhomeschooling.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html

• Jodi, this is fantastic! I love how you’re making us work for it ;0) I’ve had this window open for a couple of days until I had some good time to work through it. Thanks for sharing this great giveaway! Can’t wait to start “Who is God?” in the fall!

  • Glad you are liking the extra work!

• Oh, and I went to visit Beth @ http://sewanyhow.blogspot.ca/

• Build your life on the solid rock of God’s truth!

• I commented here http://harvestlanecottage.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html under my name 🙂

• I learned that people view things differently, but through the course Who Is God, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of the truth.

• http://shutthefridge.blogspot.com/2012/02/who-am-i-what-am-i-doing-here.html

• The Great Pyramid was built
  as a tomb for the Egyptian pharaoh Khufu

• It would be such a huge blessing to win this!! I read the review at: http://livingsolagratia.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-crew-who-am-i-by-apologia.html

• I entered here…. https://jodimckenna.com/2012/05/who-is-god-a-giveaway-from-apologia.html

• The Great Pyramid is not built on sand as it appears to have been.

• A Traveling Tribe: http://ticknortribe.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-review-aplogia-who-am-i-and-what-am.html

• I learned some examples of how to demonstrate the concept of building our life on the rock.

• I left a comment on someone’s blog http://familystyleschool.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i.html. Then I came back to your web site. Is this how I enter the Apologia give away?

• this is the blog I chose to check out:
  http://sewanyhow.blogspot.com/2012/02/who-am-i.html

• I love that each volume is meant to go together, but can stand alone.
  Volume 1 focuses on the person and attributes of God, His provision, His design for
  creation, the Fall, and His wondrous plan for our salvation. Volume 2 focuses on who
  we are as people made in God’s image, what it means to be made in His image, and
  how we can know and pursue His plan for our lives. Volume 3 will focus on how we
  are meant to become more like Christ by serving others. Volume 4 will focus on how we
  are to glorify God through the proper stewardship of the gifts He has given us,
  including the earth, our time, our talents, and our possessions.

  what a great overview

  • Yes! You did your homework!!!

• I left a comment at Logistically Large.
  http://logisticallylarge.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologias-who-am-i-tos-review.html?showComment=1338829738748#c7553952680831176160

  I’m excited to see that reviews of the second book were as good as the first one seems so far for us. I’d love to win!

• I am at Granola Mom 4 God and I love this curriculum!

• I will promote this for you BUT I better win. LOL

  • PS. I visited Not New to Autism.

• Visited and left a comment at The Berry Patch. http://maineberrypatch.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-crew-review-apologia-who-am-i.html

• I left a comment at http://bzoohomeschool.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-review.html

• I learned that this series uses many different versions of the Bible for it’s scripture which means we would use our Bible with it to look up the verses.

• It sounds like a great curriculum. I viisited http://homeschool-review.blogspot.com/2012/02/who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing-here.html?showComment=1338950630383#c5859219620550367845

• I learned that the Great Pyramid is built on bedrock. But I also learned what tone and type of language to use when teaching children.

• I left a comment at http://mylifeonataffypull.blogspot.com/2012/02/who-am-i-apologia-review.html#comment-form and am waiting for approval. I also reviewed the lesson and liked how they use comparisons like the foundation/sand to our foundation in Christ as well as the blueprint/ plan in building to the plan and bluepring God has for our lives. Many great examples in order for children to understand. Thanks for putting this curriculum review out there!

• I visited the Life with my giggly girls blogger: http://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=7937235800872850976&postID=4113138912982381061&page=1&token=1339070791704
  This series is wonderful!!

• Posted a note on Accidentally Homeschooling blog. Thx for sharing!

• http://harvestlanecottage.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologia-who-am-i-and-what-am-i-doing.html

• I read the review and commented: http://homewithpurpose.blogspot.com/2012/02/apologias-what-we-believe-series-who-am.html

• I would love, love, love to win this — we did the first one this year and I can’t wait to get the next one and continue the series!
  I’m looking forward to the worldview segments that share worldviews of other chidlren raised in other places (in addition to the supporting teaching that backs up I am giving them, telling them to always look for God’s truth!)

• I would love to use this to teach my youngest.

• I visited Special Connection Homeschool and left a comment.

  I really enjoyed her thorough review on the product.

  SMiles

  http://specialconnectionhomeschool.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/tos-review-apologia-who-am-i.html

• Sorry 🙁 Didn’t read your terms and can’t enter :'( Please discard my entries

  • I’ll ask just to make sure!

• Visited Grapevine website. https://jodimckenna.com/2012/05/grapevine-year-of-bible-studies-giveaway.html

• http://itsmysweetlife.blogspot.com/2012/02/tos-review-who-am-i.html

  What a boost for the TOS reviewers, thanks!

• 2 Sam 22:32 says God is our Lord and our Rock.

  I really hope I win this. I have the second and third set now. We missed the first and most important one!