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Daily Christian bedtime stories for kids ages 3 to 10. Every night, Baa Baa Bible turns a Bible story into a gentle, screen-free bedtime tale your children will love. Join Clover the lamb and her friends on Shepherd's Hill, where Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the children are his lambs. These short audio Bible stories are perfect for bedtime, car rides, prayer time, and quiet family moments. A new story every evening, rooted in Scripture and welcoming to all Christian families.
Unknown Host hosts Baa Baa Bible, a kids show with 60 episodes published.
Jesus gives everyone the gift of truly understanding his love, not because we're the cleverest, but because we're willing to slow down, open our hearts, and really look. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 13:10-17, t
Jesus already knows us by name and is already coming to find us in our sadness before we even think to look for him, and being truly known by him turns our tears into joy. Tonight's story is inspired by John 20:1-2, 11-1
God is like a shepherd who does not stay angry or keep count of our mistakes, he lets them go completely, sunk out of sight forever, and simply leads us on toward good things. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 13:36
We don't need one more amazing sign to know God is real and good, he has already shown us again and again, and the right response is a heart that notices and turns toward kindness, not more demands for proof. Tonight's s
God is patient with what looks messy, mixed-up, or not-yet-grown in us and in the world, because he sees roots and futures we can't yet see, and his best work, like a tiny seed or a hidden pinch of yeast, often grows qui
Jesus never answers unkindness with more unkindness, he responds with quiet goodness, and he is especially careful and gentle with anyone (or anything) that already feels hurt, small, or fragile. Tonight's story is inspi
Jesus cares more about a hungry, hurting friend in front of us than about following a rule perfectly, because every rule he gives is meant to help us love each other, not to make us afraid. Tonight's story is inspired by
Jesus doesn't wait for us to fix ourselves or prove we're strong before he helps, he invites us to come to him exactly as tired as we are, and he gently shares whatever is heavy so we can rest. Tonight's story is inspire
You don't need to have every answer figured out to be close to God, Jesus shares his own perfect closeness with the Father with anyone who trusts him simply, like a child. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 11:25-27,
When we're afraid, God doesn't leave us alone, He comes close with calm, steady words, and the things that frighten us in the dark almost always turn out smaller than they looked, because He is bigger than any shadow. To
God isn't won over by pretty prayers or perfect good deeds, he wants a truly kind heart that actually stops to notice and help someone who feels forgotten, and he always gives us a fresh start to keep practicing that kin
Jesus generously scatters his good, true words into every heart, and what matters isn't never facing doubt or worry, but choosing again and again to open our hearts back up to him so his love can take root and grow. Toni
God notices and cares about even the smallest things, like a tiny sparrow, so you never need to be afraid of being overlooked, and it's good and joyful, not scary, to say out loud that you love Jesus. Tonight's story is
When we wander off and turn back to God, He doesn't meet us with anger, He meets us with healing love that helps us grow, fresh and new, like dew on the morning grass. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 10:16-23, the
Jesus sends us out to share his love without worrying that we don't have enough to give, because whatever love and kindness we've freely received, we're meant to freely give away, and it never runs out; it only grows. To
Jesus calls each of us by name and gives us real work to do, not because we're already big or ready enough, but because he trusts us and stays with us while we learn, and he sends us first to the people already close to
Jesus is moved with tenderness for anyone who feels lost or alone, and he invites even the smallest of us to help him notice and welcome others. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 9:32-38, the Gospel reading for July
Jesus welcomes every way we bring our needs to him, loudly in front of everyone or quietly all by ourselves, and nothing we carry is ever too hopeless for him to make new again. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 9:1
Jesus invites everyone who feels tired or weighed down to come to him just as they are, he doesn't wait for us to be strong or clever enough first, he simply carries the load together with us. Tonight's story is inspired
Jesus doesn't want to squeeze his new joy into our old, rigid ways, he wants to give us open, growing hearts with room to hold all the new love and joy he brings. Tonight's story is inspired by Matthew 9:14-17, the Gospe
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