Sixth grade Bible begins by looking at the Bible as a single story of God’s redemptive work through the ages. It also acquaints the students with the development and organization of the Bible. The course then covers biblical history from creation through the reign of King David.

In eighth grade Bible, students begin by studying the intertestamental period that creates the climate for the arrival of Christ. The students then survey the life of Christ through all four Gospel accounts. Emphases include his Messianic claims and the reaction of the people to those claims, as well as a close look at his death and resurrection. The course also includes a study of the early church through the book of Acts. Major themes and styles of literature found in the New Testament are also examined, and students commit to memory major portions of Scripture.