Explorer's Bible Studies? Anyone use these?

[Tami in CA]

If so, how do you like them? I am looking at these for my high school age daughter for next year.
Thanks,
Tami

[ereks mom]

Our church uses these for youth Bible study. The teens are doing the study on Prophecy right now. It is REALLY good. ER & EK have learned a lot! I even bought a book for myself, and plan to go through it on my own, maybe over the summer.

[strider]

I teach seminars on inductive study method and have spent a fair amount of time evaluating both Bible studies as well as Bible curriculums. I have a high opinion of the Explorer's materials. Why? Because a solid percentage of the questions require answers directly from the Bible text and because the notes are also very thorough.

For a teen, you might even consider using the adult-level study, though the Quest series is also fine. I have found, even with the very best Bible curriculums, that most kids can comfortably work one level higher than the official recommendation.

I have been using one of the Quest books this year with a group of junior high girls and have been very, very pleased with them.

[Rebecca in TN]

My dd really liked them. They are in workbook format.

[Happy]

Ds has used the Quest series for three years. We've had some good discussion from his study. I feel he has an excellent base for future Bible knowledge.

We highly recommend them.

[Tami in CA]

I think we will give these a try!
Tami

[ereks mom]

Our church uses the Quest materials. Right now, the youth are doing God's Perfect Plan (study of Bible prophecy). When I researched the prices for the materials at CBD, the God's Perfect Plan adult level materials were WAY expensive ($49.99 per set of student books), and not really much advanced over the God's Perfect Plan Quest (youth level) materials ($15.99 per student book).

[Captivated]

Yes, love them. We have God's Perfect Plan and the one one Psalms, Proverbs, Job. My ds loved them and got a lot out of them. We used the High school version.