From Pentecost to the Present
A Young-Earth KJV Church History for Teens — 18-Week Semester Curriculum (Ages 15–18)
"…be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you…"
1 Peter 3:15 (KJV)$34.97
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What's inside
- Parent/Teacher Guide with a full 18-week pacing plan and essay grading rubric
- 18 lesson plans — KJV readings, primary-source excerpts, discussion questions & essay/research assignments
- "Answering the Skeptics" apologetics section in every lesson (resurrection, manuscripts, Nicaea, evolution vs. Genesis, suffering & more)
- Church history timeline (AD 30 to present) + 24 timeline figure cards
- Map worksheets — Paul's journeys, Reformation Europe & world missions expansion
- Figure study sheets — Polycarp, Augustine, Luther, Wesley, Spurgeon, Carey, Judson & more
- 18 KJV memory verse cards + semester checklist/tracker
- 6 unit tests + semester final exam, with complete answer keys
How it works
- Buy now — your PDF is ready instantly after checkout.
- Download the file (US Letter PDF) from your receipt email.
- Print the parent guide and student pages at home or a print shop.
- Follow the 18-week pacing plan — one lesson per week for a full high-school semester.
Details
| Format | Digital PDF — US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) |
| Pages | 109 |
| Ages | 15–18 |
| Length | 18 weeks — one full semester |
| Bible version | King James Version (KJV) |
Questions
How is this different from From Eden to Ephesus?
Eden to Ephesus is the middle-school course (ages 10–14, Creation to the early church). This is the high-school follow-up (ages 15–18): church history from Pentecost to today, with apologetics in every lesson.
What does "Answering the Skeptics" cover?
Real objections with real evidence: the resurrection, manuscript reliability, the Council of Nicaea, evolution vs. Genesis, the problem of suffering, the "telephone game" translation myth, missions and colonialism, and more.
From Eden to Ephesus
A Young-Earth KJV Study for Youth — 18-Week Biblical History Curriculum (Ages 10–14)