God's Story for Kids

Hank and Sophie talk about Hank’s big move, what heaven is like, and how we can always have hope

Hank and Sophie guess what presents Hank’s mom got him for Christmas before realizing that God has already given us the best gift ever.

Hank and Sophie talk about the difference between waiting and procrastination by discussing Advent, the Book of Jonah, and Hank’s science fair project.

Hank and Sophie talk about the difference between team spirit and the Holy Spirit and what the Holy Spirit does anyway.

Hank and Sophie talk about Hank’s double dog dare before Sophie uses a fiery furnace and a lion’s den remind Hank about making the right choice.

Hank and Sophie talk about what they’re grateful for, including unicycles, deep dish hamburger pizza, and God’s amazing love. And Hank learns why he shouldn’t take that love for granted.

Hank and Sophie discuss a lot of Hank’s questions, including why do zebras have stripes, why do clouds look different, and why do we have to love others?

Hank and Sophie discuss Hank’s trick-or-treating costume, all the amazing things Hank wants to have, and what it actually means to live a godly life.

Hank and Sophie discuss world records, worries and how we can give those worries to God.

Hank and Sophie talk about how many muscles are in a tongue, what it means to tame the tongue, and the power of our words.

Hank and Sophie discuss the perks of invisibility, being sure of what we hope for, and how we can actually “see” faith.

Hank and Sophie talk about how to be the moon and what that means when it comes to sharing God’s love with those around us.

Hank and Sophie discuss the platypus, whether a hot dog is a sandwich, and how Jesus could be fully God and fully human at the same time.

Hank and Sophie talk about Hank’s dream of making the underwater basketweaving team and why we shouldn’t just do things to fit in.

Hank and Sophie discuss what a pen pal is, who wrote the Bible, and why the Bible matters to us anyway.

Hank and Sophie discuss the best breakfast options and whether or not Hank can go from class clown to responsible student (with a little help from the story of Paul).

Hank and Sophie talk about making new friends at school and why it’s important to share God’s love along the way.

Hank and Sophie talk about back-to-school shopping, honeybees, and what it means to wear love.

Hank and Sophie discuss the pros and cons of having a food fight on the first day of school and if Jesus can actually give Hank the strength to make good choices this year. (Spoiler alert: He can.)

Hank and Sophie talk about Hank’s camping gear, which includes bear spray, and discuss if he should also put on the armor of God before camping.

Hank talks to a VBS kid about what to do now that VBS is over. How could he possibly move on from something so epic?!

Guest hosts Sheldon and InstaJamie debate the best angle for a sunset selfie and discuss how to make God’s love go viral.

Guest co-hosts Surfer Dude and Song Leader Sally share the history of VBS at Hope and some of their favorite memories over the years.

Sophie and guest host Billy Ray discuss gator fishin’, Vacation Bible School, and God’s perfect love.

Hank and Sophie talk about how tricky spelling can be and the importance of giving God glory!

Hank and Sophie discuss Hank’s workout routine, if Jesus was a superhero, and why it’s important only to boast about God.

Hank and Sophie talk about Hank’s pet fish dying and where we can find hope, joy, and peace during difficult times.

Hank and Sophie talk about parts of the body, God-given gifts, and a very brave queen.

Hank and Sophie discuss dynamic duos, clownfish and anemones, and what could possibly separate us from God’s love.

Hank and Sophie discuss if Hank is the best follower of Jesus ever, the difference between faith and action, and the real story behind this podcast.

Sophie has a bad day and Hank reminds her that it’s okay to be the one who receives help sometimes. Both Hank and Sophie learn what they can do when life gets hard

Hank tries to create a gross national holiday, Sophie tries to convince Hank to choose wisdom over wealth, and both of them learn why wisdom is important anyway.

Hank bebops and scats around until he starts to wonder if he always has to be happy. So, Hank and Sophie discuss the difference between happiness and joy.

Hank and Sophie discuss the first church, the church today, and answer the question of why it’s important to go to church!

Hank and Sophie talk about what we do with our questions, concerns, and doubts—oh my! by taking a look at what the Bible says!

Hank and Sophie discuss God’s voice. Is it a whisper? Is it a shout? How do we know if it’s God’s voice anyway?

Hank and Sophie talk about pinky promises, broken promises, the keeper of all promises, and the promise that God’s love is for everyone.

Hank and Sophie discuss the difference between Holy Guacamole Week and Holy Week and learn about the most important event in human history—Jesus’ death and resurrection.

Hank and Sophie discuss yodeling, kings, and if there were any trumpets playing during the Triumphant Entry.

Hank and Sophie talk about imperfect families and God’s perfect love.

Hank and Sophie discuss what makes a good friend, how to flip your mom upside down, and where Jesus fits in to all of it.

Hank and Sophie dig deeper into what a miracle is, if they still happen today, and how we can be part of them.

Hank and Sophie talk goats, G.O.A.T’s of sports today, and G.O.A.T’s of the Bible.

Hank and Sophie discuss facts about outer space, what Zechariah’s story has to do with Simon Says, and the connection between love and obedience.

Hank and Sophie talk about angry animals, the types of things that break God’s heart, and what we can do about it.

Hank and Sophie discover that God used clouds to communicate important messages in the Bible. Hank wonders if God will speak to him through the clouds, too.

Hank and Sophie talk board games, resting on the Sabbath, eating grasshoppers, and the heart behind God’s rules.

Episode Description: Hank and Sophie look to the Bible and HopeKids to learn about loving God with their whole heart.

Hank and Sophie explore the connection between baseball jokes and who Jesus is.

Hank and Sophie discuss the deep stuff, like hamburger pizza, elderly tortoises, how God answers prayers and his generous love.

Hank and Sophie go all the way back to the very beginning of creation to find out things like: What happened and who was there anyway? They also field some questions from HopeKids to dig a little deeper and discover some things that make them say, “Wow!”