Jesus on Money: Book 1 - Charting a New Course

Larry Burkett

Kay Moore

LifeWay

Jesus on Money: Book 3 - Crossing the Finish Line

Lifeway Church Resources

You can learn about contentment in the following ways: Think About It:  Before you go shopping for something you need (or want), plan how much money to spend and what things you’ll be looking for (size, price, special features, color, etc.). In the store, take enough time to find the items that match what you had set out to find. Think about how and why some options won’t work and some will.Talk About It:  Next time you go shopping, listen for things said by other shoppers that indicate they’re trying to shop by a list or that they want to spend only a certain amount of money. Also notice when other people are saying things that indicate they’re content or discontent with what is being purchased.Try It:  Decide on a set amount of money to spend for your friend’s birthday or Christmas present, think about the kinds of things the person likes that could be purchased for that amount of money, then head to a discount shopping store. Look at several different gift options and select an item or items that will fit within the budget.

Larry Burkett's Money Planner for Kids (Larry Burkett's Pocket Change Series)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Chariot Victor Pub.

Rhyming text explains how to make good use of your time.

A Time for Everything (Larry Burkett's Pocket Change Series)

Literature & Fiction

David C. Cook

Rhyming text explains the importance of putting things in their proper place.

A Place for Everything (Larry Burkett's Pocket Change Series)

It and #146;s just silly to use a boot for a brush or a dog for a chair! Enjoy some giggles with your children as you remind them that everything they use each day is designed for a special purpose. Ages: newborn and up  Life Issue: I want my children to learn how to use their things properly.  Spiritual Building Block: Stewardship    Learning Styles    Sight: After you have read this book to your children, ask them to point out each thing in the book that is not being used the proper way. Then ask them to point out everything that is being used properly. Close the book and see if your children can find anything in your house that is not being used properly.  Sound: Tell your children that even your voice needs to be used properly. Have them listen to some silly misuses of your voice: Laugh while you tell them you lost your wallet; pretend to cry while you tell them it is such a pretty day; sweetly tell them that the milk spilled all over the floor. See if they can come up with some silly ways to use their voice.  Touch: Ask your children to help you find a book or toy that is broken or tattered. Now ask them to find an object that is in good shape. Sit   down together and try to solve the mystery: why is one broken and the other working? 

A Purpose for Everything (Larry Burkett's Pocket Change Series)

Larry Burkett's Stewardship for the Family™ serires provides the practical tips and tools that children and parents need to understand biblical principles of stewardship. Its goal is "Teaching Kids to Manage God's Gifts—Time, Talent and Treasures." 
All About Money uses the wisdom of Scripture and money management experts to provide elementary-aged children with a comprehensive view of how to become responsible and effective users of money. 
Children are challenged to consider questions of talent in engaging ways such as: How can you make big bucks from the stock market? How does the government stop people from counterfeiting money? What do the oak and olive branches on the back of a dime represent?

All About Money

Kevin Miller

Gary Locke

Religion & Spirituality

Larry Burkett's Stewardship for the Family™ serires provides the practical tips and tools that children and parents need to understand biblical principles of stewardship. Its goal is "Teaching Kids to Manage God's Gifts—Time, Talent and Treasures." 
All About Talent uses the wisdom of Scripture and the discoveries of psychology to help elementary-aged children understand themselves and how God intends for them to flourish. 
Children are challenged to consider questions of talent in engaging ways such as: Are you more like a lion, an otter, a gold retriever, or a beaver? Is twanging your nose to make it sound like bagpipes a gift? Do you have DNA? What job would suit you best?

Larry Burkett's All About Talent: Discovering Your Gifts and Personality

Teen & Young Adult

Social Issues

Discusses the concept of time from a Christian perspective, examining how time is measured and how it should be spent.

Larry Burkett's All About Time

Rhyming text and illustrations detail various facts about cars and car maintenance including purchasing a car, brake systems, steering, safety, and driving laws, all from a Christian perspective.

Larry Burkett's How Our Car Works (How Things Work Series)

Science, Nature & How It Works

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Books by Larry Burkett