Kids have questions
about God.
Help them
find answers.
Build confident faith with Christian apologetics stories for children.
While James and Ruth enjoy the smells of spring, they meet a small skunk with BIG questions. Was Jesus a real person? Can the Bible's teachings about Jesus be trusted? How can you know?
Join them as they think carefully about what they believe and why they believe it, and defend what they know to be true.
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
While James and Ruth piece together a puzzle, they meet a pair of crows. Was the Bible carefully passed down, the crows wonder, or is it a mish-mash of mistakes? Has our Bible changed over time? Should we worry about errors and lost truths? Crows and the Missing Piece will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
While James and Ruth talk about their hard day, a cynical fox appears and challenges their belief in God with the problem of evil. How can they believe God is all-good, all-knowing, and all-powerful when there is so much pain and evil in the world? Fox and the Hard Day will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
While James and Ruth are playing outside, they talk excitedly about their forever home. A confused pooch questions their excitement. Isn’t heaven just a boring old place with fluffy clouds? Who would look forward to going there?
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
While James and Ruth enjoy a rainy day, they meet a toad with questions about Hell. Is Hell a place with fire and devils? If you do too many bad things, will God send you there? What does the Bible really tell us about Hell?
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
Join James and Ruth in Pig and the Accidental Oink! as they meet a grumpy pig that challenges their understanding of the creation of the universe. James and Ruth learn to think carefully about what they believe and why they believe it as their father teaches them how to defend their faith using the Kalam cosmological argument, common sense, and Scripture.
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
This handy book presents logical fallacies with easy to understand language and engaging illustrated examples. It’s the perfect reference guide for families! What IS a logical fallacy? Simply put, it’s an error (innocent or not) in reasoning. Learning to identify and avoid logical pitfalls is an important part of learning to think and communicate well.
In this handy new sequel to Pitfalls, we’ll present even more logical fallacies with easy to understand language and engaging illustrated examples. Our Pitfalls series is an excellent reference guide for families!
Go fishing with James and Ruth as they meet a chameleon that challenges their understanding of truth and right and wrong. James and Ruth learn to think carefully about what they believe and why they believe it as their mother teaches them how to think well about absolute truth and relativism. In a world of “true for you, but not for me” this is a perfect conversation starter for families.
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
Join James and Ruth as they meet a trio of ‘possums that challenge their belief in the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. James and Ruth think carefully about what they believe and why they believe it as they defend Jesus’ resurrection.
This colorful story will encourage deep conversations, help equip children with faith-strengthening tools, and embolden them to defend their Christian beliefs from an early age.
What are readers saying?
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Recommended by Women in Apologetics, Mama Bear Apologetics, Minno Kids, Natasha Crain, Foundation Worldview, Grassroots Apologetics for Parents, Alisa Childers, and more.
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“If you have kids in the 5-8 age range, start here! They talk about concepts at the most basic level, and have sweet, simple pictures to capture a young child’s imagination.”
Natasha Crain –Mother and author of Faithfully Different and Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side.
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“The Fox and the Hard Day is an impressive entry in the series “Picture Book Apologetics.” Once again, the authors have provided a readable, easy-to-understand introduction to a difficult topic. The additional resources and reading provide a great baseline for more investigation. I recommend it!”
J.W. Wartick – jwwartick.com
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“These books help them to grasp ideas in their simplest kernel form. Later, these foundational ideas will help them understand apologetic concepts useful for evangelism.”
Dave Brown –Christian Apologist
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“Highly recommend this book! […] Great material to teach your kids about apologetics!”
Jennifer B. – Mother of 5, and former elementary school teacher
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“Awesome! I wish there were more books like this for children…this is truly a gem.”
Amazon Reviewer –Pitfalls: A Quick Guide to Logical Fallacies for Families