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Jessica White

Step into the stories of the Bible like never before! Each episode brings God’s Word to life with playful voices, vivid sounds, and artful
storytelling. This podcast is perfect for curious hearts and busy mornings. These short adventures help kids see how the Gospel connects to their everyday lives.
As Romans 10:17 says, “Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.”
So grab a snack, hop in the car, or cozy up at breakfast—just press play and let the stories begin!

Kids Bible Stories

TRAILER

Luke 15:1–7 & John 10:11

In today’s episode, we continue our Names of God series with “The Good Shepherd.”
We’ll hear Jesus’ story about the lost sheep from Luke 15 and discover what it means when He says in John 10:11,

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down His life for the sheep.”

Through gentle storytelling and vivid imagery, children will learn what shepherds do, why sheep need so much care, and how Jesus is our Good Shepherd who seeks and saves His lost sheep.

This episode helps kids understand that:

 
We are the sheep — easily distracted, often wandering off.

 
Jesus is the Good Shepherd — the one who goes after us, finds us, and carries us home.

 
He did all the work to save us — even giving His life on the cross so that we could belong to Him forever.

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#391: The Good Shepherd - The Names of God part 3

Genesis 1 & 2: 1-2

In today’s episode, we continue our series The Names of God by learning about the special name Elohim. This Hebrew word means Mighty One, Strong One. Did you know that the very first verse of the Bible begins with this name? We’ll walk through Genesis 1 and 2, hearing again and again how Elohim spoke the universe into existence—light, sky, land, plants, stars, animals, and people—out of nothing at all.

As we listen, we’ll discover that Elohim is not only powerful enough to create the heavens and the earth, but also powerful enough to care for you. When you see the stars at night or enjoy petting your dog remember: our God, Elohim, is the Creator of everything—and He calls you precious.

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#390: Elohim, the Mighty Creator- The Names of God – Part 2:

John 1:42, Genesis 2:7 & 19-20

Today we begin a brand-new series called The Names of God! Before we dive into God’s special names, we’re first asking: What’s in a name? Why do names matter? We’ll discover how names show relationship, how God sometimes changes names in the Bible, and how names show meaning.

This episode sets the stage for the rest of our series by helping kids understand that names aren’t just labels — they tell us about identity, relationship, and character.

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#389: What’s in a Name? - The Names of God – Part 1

Genesis 37-50, Romans 12:9, Isaiah 5:20m Proverbs 2:14-15, Proverbs 8:13, Matthew 5:44, Ephesians 6:10-12, 2 Corinthians 4:7–9, John 16:33

In today’s special episode, we talk about evil in our world but keep details age-appropriate and I point them to what God’s Word says about it.

 My children have been asking really good questions about this due to events and I thought we should address it. Using the story of Joseph, the cross of Jesus, and even a recent story, we discover four big truths:

 God can use what was meant for evil for good.

 We must hate what is evil and cling to what is good.

 We are called to love our enemies and fight with prayer, truth, and love.

 We have real hope because of Jesus.

This episode may feel a little different than our usual storytelling, but I believe it will help children think biblically when they have questions about hard things.

My hope is that today’s episode gives you a strong starting place and sparks meaningful conversations with your children.

Link to the full article in Christianity Today about Yassir 

https://www.christianitytoday.com/2025/09/enemy-jesus-love-muslim-christian-conversion-sudan/

There is a free parent letter that goes along with this episode. It’s designed to encourage you and offer a few practical tips as well. This episode does not include the regular Patreon activity pages, since it was created in response to recent events and outside of my usual schedule. I simply didn’t have time to prepare them—but I still wanted to make sure you had this special episode and the accompanying letter. Get the letter here.

#388: You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good,

Matthew 6:19–24, Proverbs 22:9, 1 Timothy 6:17–18
In this episode, we hear Jesus’ words about treasure and our eye…..huh? At first, it can sound confusing — what do our eyes have to do with treasure? But Jesus is teaching us how to see clearly: to treasure God above money and things.

Kids will understand:

 Money and things aren’t bad — they can be tools to help others.

 What matters most is how we see them and how we use them.

 A “good eye” sees the truth: God is more beautiful and precious than anything money can buy.

 

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#387: Full of Light - What a Good Eye Sees

Luke 10:1–4, 17–20

 In this week’s episode Jesus sends out 72 followers to share the good news. When they return, they are amazed — even the demons obeyed in Jesus’ name! But Jesus teaches them something even greater: “Do not rejoice that the spirits submit to you, but rejoice that your names are written in heaven.”

 Jesus sent out 72 workers to prepare the way and tell people that God’s kingdom had come.

 The disciples were amazed by the power they saw, like superheroes in real life.

 Jesus reminded them that the greatest joy isn’t power — it’s knowing that our names are written in heaven.

 If you believe in Jesus, you belong to Him forever. That’s better than any superpower.

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#386: Not Power, But Your Name in Heaven

John 6:25–35

In today’s episode we hear Jesus tell the crowd, “I am the Bread of Life.” First, we remember how God fed His people with manna in the wilderness. Then, we hear the crowd ask Jesus for a sign, and He explains that He is the true bread from heaven — the one who can fill our hearts forever. 

Kids will understand what the word eternal means and we will talk about yummy foods like pizza, ice cream, and lollipops — and how they don’t last forever, but Jesus does. He alone is the one who gives us joy and eternal life.

👉 Parents, today’s takeaway: God is a good Father who gives us wonderful gifts to enjoy, but our hearts are made to love Him most.

#385: Moldy Bread or the Bread of Life

Luke 18:1-8

Have you ever prayed for something over and over, and it felt like no one was listening? In today’s episode, we hear Jesus tell a parable — a special story with a deeper meaning — about a woman who didn’t give up.

She kept going to a judge who didn’t care about God or people. She begged for justice until he finally gave in. Jesus used this story to teach us something powerful: God is not like that unfair judge. God is good, just, and always listening to our prayers.

In this episode, kids will learn:

 What a parable is.

 What justice means in words they can understand

 What it means to be persistent

 Why Jesus wants us to keep praying and not lose heart.

Together we’ll see how God hears us when we pray and promises to make all things right in His perfect timing.

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#384: The Widow who Wouldn't Quit

A little update on the good news moving forward with the podcast!

 I want to be transparent, say thank you, and show the kids that what I teach them each week, I actually apply to my own life!

Thanks for your support, prayers, and for walking alongside this podcast so that it can continue to reach families with God's word. 

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Update!

1 Samuel 8
 Have you ever wanted what someone else had or to be like someone else? Well you are not alone. The Israelites demand to have a king because everyone else has a king. They are caught in the comparison trap. God reminds us that He is our King and that He loves us just how we are. Comparison can destroy contentment: it will grow either pride or bitterness. God wants us to look at Him instead of everybody else.
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