Who Is God? A #Giveaway from @ApologiaWorld

I wanted to write, “Who is God ~ a giveaway!”

I can’t give God away though.  I mean, I can.  I can tell you about Jesus.  But God cannot be captured and handed over to someone in a nice neat package.

But I can help you explain to your child who God is.

And I aim to.  With the help of Apologia.

Like Grapevine, I have gotten to know the faces behind the  company.  These are real, sweet people.  Actually the word that comes to mind:  servants.

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The women that serve behind Apologia serve with absolute joy.  Meet Liz and Michelle.

They give freely of themselves.

Apologia is MORE than a curriculum company.  (Remember my Apologia Live experience, which is now called Real Refreshment?) They care about the hearts and minds of the people NOT even using their textbooks. 

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The blessed winner of this $90 giveaway has the choice of winning the textbook, notebooking journal, CD, and coloring book of Who is God?

Apologia Who Is God

or

Who Am I?

 

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Folks, I’m jealous.  Actually, we have almost everything that you would receive in the Who is God? bundle, minus the CD.  But I have my eye on the Who Am I? bundle for the fall.

Yes. I. Do.

So, you want to win this.  I’ll give you a head start.

You have to visit What We Believe.

What you believe . . . what your child believes about the world and how they fit into the grand scheme of things . . . is critical.  Why?  Well, isn’t that what you want to know . . . why you want this book?  Heck, try and win this bundle for yourself, not just your children.

Then, I want you to click on that silver button on the What We Believe page and I want you to pick a blog to visit.  Next, read their review and leave that writer a comment.  Why?  Because reviews are the HARDEST blog posts to write.  They – take – a lot – of – time.  Bless that woman for her hard work.

I know.  I am making you work for this a little bit more than my normal giveaways.  Here is why . . . Apologia is like a family.  I value and appreciate their heart. We have been one of the MANY families they have blessed.  I want to bless someone else in return.  And receiving a comment on a review post is like a big fat tip in the tip jar – go tip some sweet blogger!

Finally, come back here to enter your information into Mr. Rafflecopter.
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  5. God will never contradict himself. Although I already knew this, it is a good reminder, especially in these ever changing times.

  7. 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!!!

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

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

  13. 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.

  16. 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!

  17. 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!

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

  23. 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!

  25. 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

  26. 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!

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

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

  40. 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

  46. 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.

  48. 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.

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

  54. 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!)

  60. 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!

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