For parents, grandparents & teachers
Faith at home, from first words to big questions.
Grows with your family
The same story, told for every age
A week with one story
Ten minutes a day is enough
Ask at dinner
The parents’ corner
See the whole family’s week at a glance
Or get it all in a Sunday morning email
For the whole family
More than books on a shelf
A shelf for every child
Their own phone, no password
The parents’ corner
Read it in the Bible
Color on screen or on paper
Talk it over together
New for ages 13+
Bible studies for teens
Short daily studies on what teens actually face, like worry and dark days, with more topics on the way. Real scripture, honest questions and one small step for each day.
- A daily reminder at the time they choose
- A study partner who cheers them on, without ever seeing what they wrote
- Help lines on every study about hard topics
For Bible reflection and encouragement, not medical or mental-health advice.
Plans & pricing
Pick what fits your family
Discussion guide
Five ways to turn a story into a conversation
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Notes from home
Loved by Families
“I absolutely love this app! As a mom, it’s so important to me to raise my son knowing Jesus and His love for us. I love that these books make Bible stories easy for little ones to understand while still teaching them such meaningful lessons. It’s such a sweet way to introduce children to God’s word at a young age and help them grow in their faith. I’m so thankful for something like this that I can share with my little boy as he grows up. I definitely recommend it to other parents!”
“The site and app is easy and I like that I don't have to subscribe. Buy it, own it! Every page is read aloud as advertised and the one book series works for all of my ages of children so there is one store per household at a time. Its reinforcing at every age. I also like the extras built in, the songs are cute, the coloring is neat and engaging and my daughter likes to print them and hang them on the fridge. I really like the discussion questions, we even used one my 9 year old brought up at during dinner once. It has turned screen time into something more wholesome and engaging.”



