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LIFEPAC Bible (Alpha Omega Publications)

Self-paced Bible worktexts: ten units per grade covering themes, doctrine and Christian living.

Updated September 2026 · 8 sources

Grades1st–12th
TraditionNondenominational, historically orthodox (avoids divisive positions)
TranslationKJV (per reviewers)
ApproachSelf-paced, mastery-based worktexts with Scripture reading, memory work, self-tests and unit tests
Who teachesThe program does the teaching
Parent prepLow (open-and-go worktexts; teacher's guide has answers; parent checks self-tests and gives unit tests)
Screen timeMostly offline (books and paper)
Video lessonsNone: print worktexts with no video lessons
Cost$108: LIFEPAC Grade 4 Bible box set, 10 worktexts plus teacher's guide (source)
PlacementAOP: free placement tests
Free downloadable Bible placement tests for grades 1-12

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What parents say

Parents like that students can run the Bible work themselves, that the units are colorful and easy to follow, and that the lessons stay broadly orthodox. Reviewers also call it a broad, selective overview that jumps around, with lower grades sometimes feeling surface-level and the workbook format dry for some children.

Parents love

  • Open-and-go with little parent prep
  • Self-paced with built-in self-tests and unit tests
  • Broadly orthodox, avoids picking sides on divisive points

Common complaints

  • Selective, not a start-to-finish Bible read-through
  • Consumable worktexts, so you rebuy for each child
  • Reviewers find some units dry or repetitive

Who it fits

Best for

  • Nondenominational. Written from a nondenominational, mainstream orthodox view
  • Workbook and memory work. Ten consumable worktexts a year with quizzes and tests
  • Doctrine and catechism. Units on theology, attributes of God and Christian evidences
  • Character and devotion. Applies Scripture to Christian living and self-worth
  • No, separate levels. One worktext set per child per grade
  • Only one child.
  • KJV or NKJV. Reviewers say worktexts use the KJV
  • Mostly offline. Mostly books and hands-on work
  • Some screen time. Books-based, little screen time
  • Minimal: solo work. Designed for independent self-paced work
  • Some: 20–30 min daily. Parent gives unit tests and checks work

Less suited for

  • Yes, siblings together.
  • Video lessons a big plus. Print worktexts with no video lessons
  • Plenty: I teach it.

These come straight from the scoring rules the quiz uses.

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Questions parents ask

How does LIFEPAC Bible teach the Bible?

LIFEPAC Bible is described as self-paced, mastery-based worktexts with Scripture reading, memory work, self-tests and unit tests. Parent prep: low (open-and-go worktexts; teacher's guide has answers; parent checks self-tests and gives unit tests).

What grades does LIFEPAC Bible cover?

LIFEPAC Bible covers grades 1st–12th.

How much does LIFEPAC Bible cost?

$108: LIFEPAC Grade 4 Bible box set, 10 worktexts plus teacher's guide. Prices were checked on publisher or retailer pages in September 2026; check current prices before buying.

What Christian tradition is LIFEPAC Bible written from?

Nondenominational, historically orthodox (avoids divisive positions).

Which Bible translation does LIFEPAC Bible use?

KJV (per reviewers).

Can siblings use LIFEPAC Bible together?

Not easily. Each child usually needs their own level.

Is LIFEPAC Bible online?

Mostly offline (books and paper). The program does the teaching.

Does LIFEPAC Bible have a placement test?

Yes. AOP: free placement tests. Free downloadable Bible placement tests for grades 1-12

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