Key Verses
- 1 Samuel 17:45
- Romans 8:37
Every story, the virtue it builds, its key verses, how your child joins the hero, and where it points to Jesus.



Your child never replaces the hero. They stand beside them, and every story ends by pointing to Jesus.

The day a boy everyone overlooked stood in a field no one else would stand in.
Start With This StoryYour child stands on the hillside beside David, close enough to hear him say whose name he comes in.
Jesus defeated the ultimate enemy, sin and death, when no one else could. David is a shadow of the Champion who wins for us.

A girl finds out her name was never an accident.
Start With This StoryYour child waits with Esther outside the throne room, there for the moment she chooses to walk in.
Esther entered the throne room at the cost of her life. Jesus entered our darkness at the cost of His. Chosen for such a time.

He left his window open and prayed anyway.
Start With This StoryYour child stands beside Daniel in the lions’ den, and is there when the stone rolls away in the morning.
Daniel was faithful even when it cost everything. Jesus was faithful unto death. The same Spirit of faithfulness lives in our children.

Two tentmakers who opened their home, and a church that met inside it.
Start With This StoryYour child sits at their table, working the tent cloth and listening as the church gathers in their home.
Our children are co-heirs with Jesus, a chosen people called to serve, lead and build the family of God.

He kept building on dry ground, long before the first drop fell.
Start With This StoryYour child carries planks beside Noah while the sky is still clear, and walks the animals through the door.
Noah trusted what he could not see. Jesus trusted the Father through death. Our children are called into the same faith.

God said a name out loud, and a shepherd became a rescuer.
Start With This StoryYour child stands near Moses at the edge of holy ground, and hears God call him by name.
God called Moses by name from an ordinary place. Jesus was called from eternity. Our children are called by name too.

He ran the other way, and love followed him into the deep.
Start With This StoryYour child is on the shore when Jonah is brought back to dry land, and hears him say that salvation comes from the Lord.
Jonah ran. God pursued. Jesus went into the grave so no prodigal is ever too far gone. Grace finds our children there.

His brothers meant it for harm. He fed them anyway.
Start With This StoryYour child stands with Joseph when his brothers come asking for grain, and watches him choose to forgive.
Joseph was sold by his brothers and became the one who saved them. Jesus was betrayed for thirty pieces of silver and became the Savior of the world. God turns the worst things into the first chapter of rescue.

Written for adopted and foster children. A boy taken from one family, kept by a Father who never once lost sight of him.
Start With This StoryYour child walks with Joseph through every new house, and sees that God was his Father in each one.
Jesus Himself was raised in a home not His own, by Joseph of Nazareth. Children who have been placed or moved are not forgotten. They are being positioned.

For the child who is tired and afraid to say so.
Start With This StoryYour child rests under the tree with Elijah, and is there when bread is set beside him and God speaks in a whisper.
Jesus says, "Come to me, all you who are weary." The God who sent fire from heaven tends His tired children with bread and gentleness.

He asked for what he could not earn and watched for what he could not control.
Start With This StoryYour child walks the road with Elisha, stays close to the end, and sees the mantle fall.
Jesus promises not a fraction of His Spirit but the fullness of it. Every child who receives this book is an heir.

Written for adopted and foster children. A baby loved by the mother who hid him, loved by the mother who raised him, and watched over by God in a basket among the reeds.
Start With This StoryYour child waits in the tall reeds with Moses’ big sister, watching the little basket, and sees him lifted safely out of the water.
In a frightening time, one mother kept Moses safe and another raised him as her own. God saw that basket the whole time. Moses grew up to lead his people to freedom, and Jesus is the greater Rescuer, who brings every child into God’s family.
Choose their story today. We check the illustration of your child with you before anything prints.