Project Series
Explore the Stories of Promise Series
A lyrical journey through God’s Word for young hearts. This 30-volume picture book series retells the Bible’s most beloved stories in beautiful verse, paired with rich, inviting illustrations. Each book connects children ages 4–8 to the hope and redemption found in Christ, making Scripture both accessible and unforgettable.
Each story has a companion Story Time Program Pack for discussion and activities. Stories of Promise is perfect for families, classrooms, and churches seeking to plant seeds of faith through wonder and beauty.
Roadmap
We’re building the series in three phases, each carefully planned to lay a strong foundation and expand into the full biblical narrative.
Foundation (Books 1–10)
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In the Beginning... God Had a Plan – Creation, Fall, God’s rescue promise
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Noah and God’s Great Rescue – The flood, obedience, God’s faithfulness
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Father Abraham and the Greatest Promise of All – Covenant, faith, sacrifice, Christ’s foreshadowingThe
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Tower of Babel and God’s Better Way – Pride, confusion, God’s plan to unite through Christ
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Joseph and the Colorful Coat – Providence, forgiveness, God’s sovereignty
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Baby Moses in the Basket – Protection, calling, God’s care
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Moses and the Burning Bush – God’s presence, calling, obedience
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The Walls of Jericho – Faith, courage, God’s deliverance
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David and the Giant – Trust, bravery, God’s power
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Daniel in the Lions’ Den – Perseverance, prayer, God’s rescue
Expansion (Books 11-20
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Jonah and the Big Fish – Repentance, mercy, God’s pursuit
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Elijah and the Fire from Heaven – Faith, God’s power
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Ruth’s Faithful Love – Loyalty, redemption, Christ’s lineage
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Esther, the Brave Queen – Courage, providence, God’s protection
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Gideon’s Three Hundred – Trust, God’s strength in weakness
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Samuel Hears God’s Voice – Listening, obedience
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Isaac and Rebekah – Promise, marriage, God’s guidance
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Jacob’s Ladder – Encounter, blessing, God’s presence
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Joshua Crosses the Jordan – Leadership, faith, God’s miracles
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Nehemiah Rebuilds the Wall – Restoration, perseverance
Completion (Books 21-30)
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The Ten Plagues – Judgment, deliverance
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Balaam’s Talking Donkey – God’s sovereignty, obedience
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Deborah the Judge – Leadership, courage
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The Birth of John the Baptist – Preparation for Christ
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Simeon Sees the Savior – Fulfillment, hope
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Job Trusts God – Suffering, faith
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Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego – Courage, God’s protection
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Naaman is Healed – Humility, faith
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The Good Samaritan – Compassion, mercy
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The Prodigal Son – Repentance, forgiveness
Stories of Promise - Completed Volumes
In the Beginning... God Had a Plan
Before stars shone and oceans found their shores, God spoke—and light burst into the dark. In flowing, child‑friendly verse, this picture‑book retelling moves from creation’s delight to the heartbreak of the Fall, then lifts young readers to the very first gospel promise: a Savior who will crush the serpent and make all things new. Vivid imagery—sun and moon, trees and bunnies—meets clear theological sense, guiding ages 4–8 through Eden’s joy, disobedience, and the bright hope of Bethlehem. Warm, inviting, and rhythmically satisfying for read‑alouds, this opening volume grounds the series in beauty, truth, and grace—perfect for family devotions, church classrooms, and Christian schools. A timeless beginning to the redemptive arc.
Noah and God's Great Rescue
A world gone wrong. A faithful man. An ark rising like a promise against the rain. Told in musical stanzas with cinematic pacing, this retelling turns hammer blows, marching animals “two by two,” and rainbow brilliance into a compelling read‑aloud for ages 4–8. Children feel the storm’s roar and the comfort of God’s covenant, discovering that this isn’t just a boat story—it’s grace. The Christ connection lands clearly: the ark’s single door points to Jesus as “the way,” who keeps us safe forever. Parents will cherish its reassurance; teachers will love its built‑in structure for discussion. Obedience, mercy, and faithfulness shine through colorful scenes and tender lines. A page‑turner that sings—and points families to hope beyond the flood.
Tower of Babel and God's Better Way
Ambition climbs; language falls. In playful, thought‑provoking verse, children watch bricks stack higher and voices shout, “Let’s make a name!”—until babble breaks the prideful plan. Humor kids adore (“Bloop blop blee? Zik zak zoom!”) pairs with clear theology: we can’t reach God by our own works, so God comes down in Jesus. This lively picture book equips ages 4–8 to talk about humility, unity, and grace, moving smoothly from ancient cities to the heart of the gospel—by grace alone, through faith alone. Caregiver notes surface naturally through rhythm and refrain, making conversations easy in homes, churches, and schools. A read‑aloud that giggles, then grows quiet, and leaves families ready to trust God’s better way—Christ himself.
Father Abraham and the Greatest Promise of all
From desert stars to a thorn‑caught ram, this tender, covenant‑rich retelling follows Abraham and Sarah through long waiting, Isaac’s joyful birth, and the mountain where God provides. In lyrical, emotionally resonant verse, children experience faith against the odds, the ache of testing, and the relief of God’s provision.
The Christ connection shines: the substitute ram foreshadows the cross, and God’s promise stretches wide to bless “all nations.” Clear themes of trust and grace are handled with picture‑book warmth for ages 4–8, inviting family conversations and classroom reflection. Strong catechetical bones meet gentle storytelling and inviting art direction.
A memorable exploration of promise fulfilled—beautiful, musical, and gloriously Christ‑centered for shelves at home and church.
The Kings Series
The King picture book series teaches children to see Christ from Genesis to Revelation.
What if children learned to read the Bible the way Jesus taught His disciples—seeing Him woven throughout every page of Scripture? The King Series makes this possible.
This groundbreaking four-book series is the first to teach children ages 5–9 the prophetic framework of Scripture through lyrical narrative poetry. Instead of simple retellings, each book weaves Old Testament prophecy with New Testament fulfillment, showing children that the Bible isn’t a collection of separate stories but a unified narrative centered on Jesus.
What sets The King Series apart is its unique prophetic framework; sophisticated narrative poetry that families won’t tire of after a hundred readings; age-appropriate theological depth; and heirloom quality that grows with children from ages 4 to 10+. These aren’t books children outgrow—they’re books that deepen with each reading.
The King Series fills a critical gap in Christian children’s literature: resources that teach biblical literacy, not just biblical stories. Through beauty, truth, and prophetic insight, these books equip the next generation to read Scripture with Christ at the center.
“Beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself.” — Luke 24:27
That’s what these books do—for children, in poetry they’ll never forget.
The Shepherd King
(Christmas/Advent)
The King Who Came — From Isaiah's prophecies to the manger, tracing 700 years of divine promises fulfilled in one Bethlehem night.
The Risen King
(Easter/Lent)
The King Who Conquered Death — The Passion and Resurrection story grounded in prophecies of the suffering servant and vindicated Messiah.
The Promised King
(General Market)
The King Who Was Always Planned — A journey through Old Testament history showing how every promise, prophet, and pattern pointed to Jesus.
The Returning King
(Advent/General)
The King Who Will Return — Jesus's story isn't finished—connecting His ascension to His promised return through the same prophetic pattern.
The King Series - Completed Volumes
The Shepherd King
Long before the first Christmas, God’s people lived in darkness and oppression, longing for deliverance. Yet God had not forgotten them. Through the prophets Isaiah and Micah, He spoke promises that echoed through generations: a virgin would conceive, a child would be born, and from tiny Bethlehem a Shepherd-King would come to save His people.
For seven hundred years, they waited, hoped, and watched.
Then, in God’s perfect timing, the angel Gabriel appeared to a young virgin named Mary in Nazareth, announcing that she would bear God’s Son—the fulfillment of every promise. As Mary surrendered to God’s will, a star blazed in distant skies, calling wise men to begin a long journey with gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
When Caesar’s decree sent Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem, they found no room in the inn. In a humble stable, surrounded by animals, Mary gave birth to Jesus—the King of Heaven born in the lowliest place. That same night, angels appeared to shepherds in nearby fields, proclaiming the Savior’s birth in a burst of heaven’s glory. The shepherds hurried to worship the newborn King.
Later, the wise men arrived, following the star to the house where Jesus lived. They bowed in worship and presented their treasures, but God warned them not to return to the jealous King Herod. An angel also warned Joseph, and under the cover of darkness, the family escaped to Egypt.
Every prophecy came true. The Shepherd-King came to rescue His wandering sheep—living, dying, and rising again to become our Life, our Truth, and our only Way. The long wait was over, the promise was kept.