Two Freedom Roads
Foundation Years
Foundation Years — Ages 2–6 — Completely Free
A complete biblical formation curriculum
From your child's first prayer to a fully equipped young adult.
"Small is the gate and narrow is the road that leads to life,
and only a few find it." — Matthew 7:14
- Series 1 — Bless You
The first root of the narrow road. Your child learns the oldest prayer in recorded history — a 3,400-year-old act of faith placed in their smallest hands. Tucker the mini dachshund sneezes. Your child blesses him. Then a sibling. Then a stranger in a grocery store without being asked. Before age five the blessing instinct is planted so deep it will outlast every storm that comes later.
- Series 2 — Breath of Life
Every breath is a gift worth noticing. Your child learns that the same breath God breathed into Adam at creation is the breath in their lungs right now. The Soul Check begins here — the five-step daily practice that will anchor every year of this curriculum and every hard season of their life.
- Series 3 — Bless You Thank You
Gratitude as a way of life not a social obligation. Your child learns to turn their eyes outward — from receiving to giving, from self to other. The genuine thank you. The open hand. The instinct that notices what others do not notice and names it out loud.
- Series 4 — Random Acts of Kindness
The child who learned to bless a sneeze is now ready to bless a life. Kindness is not a feeling — it is a practice chosen deliberately in any moment for any person. Tucker trots alongside as Elijah moves toward others instead of past them. The narrow road becomes visible to everyone watching.
- Series 5 — The Bamboo Tree
The underground years are complete. This series names what has been built and prepares both parent and child for what comes next. Tucker goes on the shelf. The Foundation Years are finished. The roots are real. The road continues.
Grades 1--6 The Six Year Road
- Six years of deliberate formation.
- Built in sequence.
- Every year builds on the one before.
Year One — Grade 1
The narrow road has a name now. Your child puts on the full Armor of God — not as a memorization exercise but as a daily reality. Prayer becomes the breath of everything. The Year One graduation ceremony closes with three memory verses and a parent blessing written permanently in the student's book. The road has officially begun.
YEAR ONE
— Series 6, 7, 8 — Grade 1 — $49
Roots, the two roads, the full Armor of God, and prayer as the breath of everything. The Year One graduation ceremony closes with three memory verses and a parent blessing written permanently in the student's book.
Year Two — Grade 2
The Belt of Truth goes on first because everything else depends on it. Your child learns that honesty is not just a rule — it is the foundation of a life that holds. Love, faith, and hope are not feelings that come and go. They are practices chosen deliberately every day. The greatest of these is love — and your child learns why.
YEAR TWO —
Series 9, 10 — Grade 2 — $39
Honesty as the foundation of integrity. Love, faith, and hope as practices rather than feelings. The Belt of Truth. The greatest of these is love.
Year Three — Grade 3
What does a disciple actually look like on a Tuesday? This year answers that question. Burden-bearing, conflict, forgiveness, iron sharpening iron — the daily texture of a life walked with others on the narrow road. God's compassions are new every morning. Your child learns to find them there even when yesterday was hard.
YEAR THREE —
Series 11, 12 — Grade 3 — $39
What a disciple actually is. Burden-bearing, conflict, forgiveness, iron sharpening iron. God's faithfulness in the ruins — His compassions new every morning.
Year Four — Grade 4
Gideon stood in a winepress hiding from his enemies. God called him a mighty warrior. This year your child learns what God sees in them that they cannot yet see in themselves. The Lighthouse. The Living Word. The student writes their first faith declaration — a permanent record of who they are in Christ at age nine.
YEAR FOUR —
YEAR FOUR — Series 13, 14, 15 — Grade 4 — $59
Gideon — from the winepress to the victory. The Lighthouse. The Living Word. The student writes their first faith declaration.
Year Five — Grade 5
Identity in Christ is not a concept — it is the answer to every question the world will ask your child about who they are. This year they find that answer and learn to hold it when everything else tries to redefine them. The refiner's fire burns but does not destroy. The fourth figure in the furnace is always there. Your child learns to look for Him.
YEAR FIVE —
Series 16, 17, 18 — Grade 5 — $59
Identity in Christ. The body of Christ and where you belong in it. Suffering and hope — the refiner's fire, lament, and the fourth figure in the furnace.
Year Six — Grade 6 — Baptism
The destination the entire six-year road was built toward. Who God is — studied in full depth from Exodus 34. The complete biblical theology of baptism — every water event in Scripture pointing to one declaration. The Six-Year Graduation closes with all seventeen memory verses, the parent blessing written permanently in the graduation book, and the formal sending of a child who is ready for what comes next.
YEAR SIX —
Series 19, 20, 21 — Grade 6 — $59
Who God is. The complete biblical theology of baptism. The Six-Year Graduation — all seventeen memory verses, the parent blessing written permanently in the graduation book.
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CATCH-UP COURSE 1 —
Grades 1, 2, 3 Compressed — 18 Weeks — $79
For students entering the curriculum who missed the first three years. Covers everything from Years 1–3 in one complete course. Enters Year Four ready.
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CATCH-UP COURSE 2 —
CATCH-UP COURSE 2 — Grades 4, 5, 6 Compressed — 18 Weeks — $79
For students entering at Grade 7 level. Covers Years 4–6 including the complete biblical theology of baptism. Enters the Academy ready.
The Academy — Grades 7–10
Old Testament Survey — Grade 7, Semester 1
Eighteen weeks from Genesis 1:1 to Malachi. The Messianic thread traced from Genesis 3:15 through every era of Israel's history. Every book, every writer, every era connected to the one story that ends at the cross. The student who completed Year Six already knows the God of Exodus 34 — now they meet Him in the beginning.
New Testament Survey — Grade 7, Semester 2
The King has come. Eighteen weeks through every New Testament book beginning with Matthew 7:13–14 — the Two Roads studied in their original context in the Sermon on the Mount. Every Gospel. Every epistle. Revelation. The complete arc from creation to redemption to new creation in one sustained study.
Life of Christ — Grade 8, Semester 1
After two years surveying the whole Bible the student slows down and looks closely at Jesus Himself. From the Incarnation through the Ascension — every miracle, every parable, every confrontation studied in depth across all four Gospels. Not a survey. A sustained look at one person who changes everything.
Acts and Church History — Grade 8, Semester 2
You will be my witnesses to the ends of the earth. The student follows that commission from Pentecost through Paul's missionary journeys, the early church councils, the Reformation, and into the modern era. The story did not end at the Ascension. It accelerated.
Christian Worldview — Grade 9, Semester 1
Every person has a worldview. Most people have never examined theirs. This course teaches the student to see — to identify the worldview behind any idea they encounter and build a coherent biblical framework for understanding science, history, culture, and current events. Once they have it they cannot unsee it.
Apologetics — Grade 9, Semester 2
Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. The Worldview course taught them to see. This course teaches them to stand — how to defend the Christian faith with both reason and grace against the most common objections to Christianity.
Christian Ethics — Grade 10, Semester 1
Be holy because I am holy. Christian ethics is not a list of rules — it is the application of God's character to every decision a person makes. The Ten Commandments, honesty and integrity, sexuality and purity, justice and mercy, technology, money, and how to make hard decisions when the right answer is not obvious. Every week the Narrow Road and Wide Road placed side by side.
Marriage, Family, and Future — Grade 10, Semester 2
The last Learn Year course. The one that begins to close the circle. What Scripture says about the most important relationships and decisions of adult life. How to choose a spouse. What covenant means. How to build a faithful home. How to raise a child who walks the narrow road. The course ends where the curriculum began — the graduate who learned to say bless you at age two is now preparing to teach their own child to say it.
Grades 11 and 12 — The Teach Years — Coming Soon
The student who learned the full biblical curriculum in Grades 7 through 10 now teaches it — to younger siblings, to children in the church, to families in the community. The Learn Teach river completes its first full cycle. The Academy Graduation closes with the teaching log presented, the graduation testimony read aloud, and the parent blessing spoken permanently over a fully equipped young adult.
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