A Bible-based historical fiction book series for tweens.
Releasing November 15
It’s the Marvel Cinematic Universe — but it’s real. These aren’t stories kids outgrow; they’re the true adventure their souls were made for.Mark Batterson NYT Bestselling Author — The Circle Maker, Chase the Lion
Real people from Scripture, based on true events, with gorgeous illustrations, and written to lead your child toward a real, personal faith in the God who knows and loves them. Start with David or bring the whole series home.
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Book One · David
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Hardback · full color · cinematic art on every page
$20
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Six kids. One Stranger. An invitation for your child to join them.
Just as Jesus walked unknown beside the disciples on the road to Emmaus, a mysterious Stranger appears in every book—at different times, in different places, always the same scarred hands. He is present in Eden. In Egypt. In the fields of Bethlehem. In the temple courts. Kids discover who He is as they read more stories.
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Lead children to encounter the goodness of God with grace-based curriculum that shapes identity, purpose, and reveals the heart of Jesus. 30 weekly lessons — 5 per hero.
Experiential learning meets personal encounters in the context of community.
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Deeper faith and connection through activities, discovery, and conversation.
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Verified Amazon reviews from the early release. Real names. Real families.
"Just finished David with my sons and I have never ever seen them so captivated by a Biblical story before. I highly recommend this to all parents, churches, and ministries looking for resources to help their youth look at Scripture in a new, fully alive way."
— Stephen Jackson"My 12-year-old daughter read this out loud to my 8-year-old son. Both loved every second of it. We loved David and Miriam is even better."
— T Horner"The perspective of what David might have been thinking and going through was brilliant and made this story come alive. And God's love was shown!"
— Cynthia Brantley“Jericho can mark a doorpost, but it cannot mark your worth. You are loved. You are forgiven.”
The Stranger · from Rahab
