No question left unanswered.
Twelve big questions every young person meets, at school, online, at a funeral. Each one answered from the Bible, with the facts and where they come from: a book at nine, and a walk with a mentor at thirteen.
The book at nine. The Walk at thirteen.
The same twelve questions, the same answers, the same verses. What they read at ten is still there when somebody challenges it at sixteen.
“Be ready always to give an answer to every man that asks you a reason of the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear.”1 Peter 3:15
When you sit in your house
Twelve stories, one for each question, read alone by a ten-year-old, with enough in it to talk about with a parent.
When you walk by the way
The Walk, with someone who loves them: the case, what people say against it, and one honest sentence about where they stand. On paper or online, page for page; online is $29 a year per mentor.
Shipped anywhere in the US, one shipping charge per order, in the same bag as Straight Path. There is no picture book: these questions are for nine and up. See the whole shelf
The same family as Straight Path. Sam is eleven now, Ruby nine, and Sam’s best friend Jonah lives down the street. They run into the questions everybody asks, at school, on the news, at a funeral, and take them to the people who love them.
The same answers in every place they live
Big Questions follows the same seven layers as Straight Path. The book, the Walk, Paradosis and your gate are here; cards, songs, posters and wristbands are on their way.
When you sit in your house
The book for 9 to 12: twelve stories, one for each question, with what to talk about at the table. Table Talk cards are coming.
The bookWhen you lie down, and when you rise up
One song for each question, so the answer stays in their mouths.
Write them on the posts of your house
A poster where they pass it every day.
Bind them for a sign on your hand
A question’s answer and its verse, worn where they read it.
When you walk by the way
At 13, the Walk: the case from the Bible, what people say against it, and one honest sentence about where they stand, read by somebody who loves them. Online, or on paper in the Walkbook.
The WalkGather the people together, men and women, and children
Paradosis, for a youth group or Sunday school class. A church with Paradosis covers every member who mentors.
ParadosisAnd on your gates … then you shall say
Your family’s gate: one page with a QR code saying what your family has done, and an invitation to join you. Free.
Open your gateTwelve questions. An answer for each from the Bible.
Not the right answer recited. The case, looked at properly, and their honest answer to it.
Come now, and let us reason together, says the LORD.
Start with the question they are asking
A book for a reader of nine to twelve, or a walk with a teenager. No AI writes any of it.
The shelfOne framework. This is one of its tools.
Life's Big Questions teaches twelve of the 100+ statements in Anvoy’s Foundational Values, in Life, Creator, Truth, Justice, Faith and Glory. Every walk names the statement it is about, and what the student answers lands in their own My Beliefs.
Straight Path teaches twelve more, in Character, Glory, Family, Work and Life.