Make the Bible
Come Alive

Trust doesn’t come easily for everyone, and that’s okay. This story reflects on my own journey with trust and faith, and what Noah's long relationship with God teaches us about how trust is built over time.

This Bible story for kids shares one of my favourite parts of Noah’s story. The rainbow. His promises last forever, and every rainbow is a reminder of His care for the whole earth.

This Bible story for kids continues one I’ve shared many times, about Noah waiting, watching, and trusting God after the flood. Through a raven, a dove, and a very long wait, children learn that God keeps His promises and that patience is part of trusting Him.

This Bible story for kids continues Noah's story. It's one I’ve shared with my own child. We talk about how Noah listened, trusted God, and stepped onto the ark.

Do you know what the very first story in the Bible is? This Bible story for kids retells the beginning of Noah’s story, showing how God keeps His promises even when we may be unsure of the result.

This Noah's Ark-inspired song comes from the book, Little Voices, Praise Him. I haven't found a kid who can resist this song while being "on" Noah's Ark.

Struggling to help your child remember a Bible verse? These simple (and free) Bible activities use movement and drawing to help kids learn in a more hands-on way.

Looking for Bible activities for kids that last longer than five minutes? This Big Box Noah’s Ark project turns a simple cardboard box into days of hands-on play, helping children explore the Bible story through Noah's story.

Looking for a simple Bible activity you can do with your kid using the things you already have in your home? This Noah's Ark sink activity can help you explore this Bible story in a new (and helpful!) way.