Books for kids
Screens scroll past; a book stays on the nightstand. Gospel books give children a quiet, unhurried way to meet Jesus — the story in their own words, at their own pace, over and over.
The gospel in their own words
Books hand children the vocabulary of salvation — sin, grace, the cross — in sentences they can repeat to friends. A child who can retell the story owns it.
Repetition that sticks
A story read on Monday, Wednesday and bedtime Friday gets rehearsed again and again. Gentle repetition is how deep truths settle into young hearts.
Discipleship at the kitchen table
Gospel books turn parents and grandparents into teachers. Ten pages and one question at night plants more than a week of good intentions.
The bookshelf
Gospel stories, devotionals and short books for the church — written for little hearts.
Sal Learns About Jesus
Before Sal was Sharing Sal, she learned about Jesus. The first step of the journey.
Sharing Sal Shares at School
Sal shares the gospel with her friends at school — courage kids can copy.
Sharing Sal Shares at the Park
Sal tells children and adults about Jesus in the park, one conversation at a time.
Sharing Sal Devotional #1
A devotional for kids who love the series — short readings with big truths.
Sam's Shining Light
Sam goes on a gospel adventure, motivating kids to share Jesus with friends and family.
The Great Gospel Journey
Sam and his parents travel the state, meeting people who need the love of Christ.
DiscipleShape Kids: Volume 1
Devotions for kids with a bonus section on what the gospel is and how to share it.
Browse all 13 titles at Kingdom Kids
Gospel stories, devotionals and short books for the church — new titles on the way.
For the grown-ups on your team: The Inner Accuser is a short, pastoral book for anyone carrying constant inner condemnation, and Ministry of a Tight Budget is for the pastor doing big Kingdom work with small resources. Both are on the Kingdom Kids shelf too.