The True Tale Trail

S'more God - Psalm 34:8

In this week’s episode of the True Tale Trail, we invite kids and families to explore Psalm 34:8: “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” Using the fun (and delicious!) picture of s’mores, this episode helps kids understand how they can discover God’s goodness for themselves.

The Wise & Foolish Builders

In this episode we'll head out on an animal expedition to learn all about God's furry construction worker, the beaver. Along the way we'll see what Jesus had to say about building our lives on His firm foundation. Today kids will discover what happens when we do more than just read the Bible but actually put God's word into action.  

Jesus Shows Us How to Serve

In today's episode of the True Tale Trail we'll take a look at a Bible story that can change our hearts about who and how we serve. Today we’re talking about dirty feet, muddy roads, and the grossest job nobody wanted — and the surprising person who volunteered to do it. Jesus!

Crossing the Jordan

Today we're going to hear the amazing true story of what happened when Joshua and the Israelites were stuck on the wrong side of a flooded river. We'll see how God saved the day and gave His people a powerful reminder of His goodness. 

This story from Joshua 3-4 will teach your family that remembering God’s faithfulness in the past helps us to trust Him for the future, and points us to Jesus—the one who made an even greater way for us through the cross.

Download today's Family Discussion Guide at TrueTaleTrail.com.

The Shepherds Hear the Good News of Christmas

Today we are wrapping up the Great Christmas Campout series with the story of the angels announcing Jesus' birth to the most unlikely group of people: humble shepherds in the fields near Bethlehem!

This is story is a great reminder for kids (and grown-ups) that the good news of Jesus is for everyone!

Download today's Family Discussion Guide at TrueTaleTrail.com.

Joseph's Christmas Adenture

This week in part three of the "The Great Christmas Campout" series we're going to meet Joseph, a faithful man who had to make a big decision about trusting God. Will Joseph join God on this big Christmas adventure or will he miss out on the amazing things God has planned?  Find out today on the True Tale Trail. Download today's Family Discussion Guide at TrueTaleTrail.com.

Christmas: The Angel Visits Mary

In today's episode we're continuing with part 2 of our series, "The Great Christmas Campout," that's all about how God came to dwell among us at Christmas. Today we'll meet a young girl named Mary as she encounters a mysterious messenger with some surprising news. Will Mary choose to trust God even when she doesn't have all the answers? Find out today on the True Tale Trail! Download today's Family Discussion Guide at TrueTaleTrail.com. 

 

 

 

Celebrating Christmas: God With Us

In this episode we're kicking of our Christmas series called "The Great Christmas Campout," where we'll be discovering how the God who created the universe came to live among us His people.

Today, we’ll explore the story of the Tabernacle — the special tent where God dwelled with His people during their long hike to the Promised Land — and learn how it points to the greatest Christmas gift ever: Jesus, Emmanuel, God With Us.

Happy Thanksgiving

This special Thanksgiving episode of the True Tale Trail podcast is all about… turkeys! Discover how a turkey’s amazing eyesight helps us understand what it means to have “thankful eyes.” Just like turkeys can see things people often miss, we sometimes overlook God’s blessings in our lives. Join us as we learn how to spot God’s goodness everywhere and develop hearts full of gratitude this Thanksgiving!

 

One Thankful Man: Luke 17

In this Thanksgiving-themed episode we’ll explore the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17 and discover what real thankfulness looks like—not just on a holiday, but every day. Packed with kid-friendly fun, Bible truth, and our Backpack Bible Verse from Psalm 136:1, this episode helps families slow down, look around, and say, “Thank you, Jesus!”