In this special bonus episode, you’ll get a sneak peek of Bible Time Adventures—a brand-new audio series where kids don’t just read the Bible… they step inside it.

Follow Liam as he faces a big life change and discovers that even when you don’t understand what’s happening, you can still trust God. With the help of a mysterious Bible and a wise guide, what starts as confusion turns into an unforgettable journey through Scripture.

Get ready for powerful stories, real-life lessons, and adventures that bring God’s Word to life like never before.

Are you ready to step into the story?

Some paths lead you home.

Others lead you somewhere you didn't plan to go.

For the first time, Micah walks home with Tanner and Lina. He's got questions about the stars, the trail, the church closet — and they don't have all the answers.

At the corner of Maple and Seventh — the intersection they always turn right — Tanner stops. A star sits tucked against the base of the stop sign. One word: "GO." They turn left. Down a street they've never walked. Twelve minutes from home, they find a park, a rusted fence, and a kid named Deshawn sitting alone on a bench — waiting for his mom to get off work. They don't preach. They don't hand out a flyer. They just sit down. And for the first time, the trail doesn't just teach them something — it sends them somewhere.

Key Scripture

Mark 16:15 (KJV) "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature."

Family Discussion

• Who is someone near you that might be waiting for someone to just show up?

• What's the difference between learning about God and being sent by God?

• Have you ever turned a new direction and found someone who needed you there?

Big Idea

Following God isn't just about growing — it's about going. The trail doesn't just lead you. It leads through you.

Jesus had just risen from the dead. He gathered His disciples one more time and gave them a mission thatwasn't just for them — it was for every believer who would ever come after them. Go into all the world. Preach the gospel. Tell everybody.

Going doesn't always mean traveling far. It means wherever you go, you take Jesus with you — to school, to the park, to your neighborhood, and yes, even to the gas station guywho talks too long.

Key Scripture

Mark 16:15 (KJV) “And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.”

Matthew 28:19–20 (KJV) “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost… and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.”

Verse of the Week

Isaiah 43:11 (KJV) “I, even I, am the Lord; and beside me there is no saviour.”

Practice it together this week.Record your kids saying it and send it in — we'd love to hear them!

Family DiscussionQuestions

•      Who is one person God might be putting on your heart totell about Jesus this week?

•       What does “go” look like when you're a kid? Does italways mean going far away?

•       Why do you think the Rubber Bandit wanted to keep theparty invitation to himself? Have you ever felt like that with something goodGod gave you?

•       Jesus said, “I am with you alway.” How does knowingthat change the way you talk about Him?

•       When someone wants to follow Jesus, what are the threethings the book of Acts tells them to do?

Big Idea

If you know Him, you can share Him. The Great Commission isn't reserved for preachers or grown-ups — it's for every believer, including kids. And you're never doing it alone.

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Jesus doesn't just save us — He invites us close.

In this episode of ARK, we sit at the table with Jesus and discover that He's not a faraway God. He's the One who shows up, cooks breakfast on the shore, and says "come and eat."

From Rick Roaster's hilarious takedown of the locked door that couldn't keep Jesus out, to Trey from Around the Way's laid-back report from the beach where Jesus served the disciples fish and bread, to a sweet moment where Miss Sunshine and Cole write letters to the people they miss — this episode is all about one truth: Jesus makes room for you.

No matter where you've been. No matter what you've been through. There's a place at the table with your name on it.

Pull up a chair. He's already waiting.

Sometimes the hardestthing to believe… is that you're not alone.

When the trail goes quiet, Tanner starts to wonder if thewhole journey was a mistake. No markers. No sound. No sign that anything is guiding them.
Then Lina hears it — a second set of footsteps. Matching theirs. Step for step.
They can't see who's walking beside them. The footsteps come and go without explanation. And for the first time, Tanner has to wrestle with trusting something he can't see, can't control, and can't prove.
But when the footsteps disappear, Lina asks the real question:
What if they were there the whole time — even last week, when everything was silent?

Key Scripture

Luke 24:15 (KJV) - "Jesus himself drew near, and went with them."

Family Discussion

·       How can you trust that God is with you — evenwhen you don't feel or see anything?

·       Have you ever looked back and realized God wascloser than you thought?

·       What's the difference between God being silentand God being absent?

Big Idea

Presence doesn't always announce itself — sometimes itsimply stays close.

Sometimes the road feels dark — and you can't quite see who's walking beside you.

In this episode of ARK, we follow the dusty road to Emmaus, where two heartbroken followers of Jesus walked right next to Him and didn't even know it.

Through Ben Breezy's forecast tracking "low visibility in the heart," a hilarious detour with the Rubber Bandit and his "secret shortcut," and a tender moment between Miss Sunshine and Ellie, we explore what it means to feel confused, sad, and unsure — and discover that Jesus is closer than we think.

Plus, a boy named Noah shares what happened when a stranger walked with him through the dark on the way to the studio — and turned out to be someone he already knew.

Because even when you can't see Him, Jesus is already right there. Walking beside you. Warming your heart. Opening your eyes.

Listen close. He's closer than you think.

What do you do when the trail goes quiet?

Tanner and Lina have grown used to signs — stars, sounds, footprints, messages. Each one confirmed they wereheading the right direction. But today… nothing. No star. No sound. No marker. Just silence.

Tanner struggles. He questions whether they missed something, went the wrong way, or if the trail has endedentirely. Lina stays steady, reminding him that silence doesn’t mean absence.

Instead of waiting for a sign, Tanner makes a decision: keep moving based on what they’ve already learned.

Stand. Choose peace. Do what’s right. Seek God. He doesn’t have confirmation, but he has conviction.

And when they look down, they discover marks on the ground... not their own. Someone has been walking with them the whole time.

Silence wasn’t emptiness. It was trust without explanation.

Key Scripture

2 Corinthians 5:7 (KJV) “For we walk by faith, not by sight.”

Family Discussion

•       What helps you trust God when you don’t have all theanswers?

•       Have you ever had to keep going without a clear signthat you were doing the right thing?

•       How is choosing to obey different from reacting to asign?

Big Idea

Faith isn’t waiting for proof; it’s walking forward because of what you already know to be true.

He’s alive—and that changes everything.

In this exciting Easter episode of ARK, we dive into the greatest victory in history: Jesus rising from the grave. Through fun storytelling, wild imagination, and unforgettable moments, we explore what really happened at the empty tomb—and why it still matters today.

From a “live report” at the tomb to a one-of-a-kind interview with death itself, this episode brings the resurrection story to life in a way kids will never forget.

Because this isn’t just a story from long ago…
It’s the reason we have hope right now.

Jump in, listen close, and celebrate the greatest victory ever!

Some moments don’t feel dramatic. They feel heavy — because you realize you’re no longer at the beginning.

When Tanner and Lina read back through their Star Log, they begin to see a pattern:

Stand fast.

My peace I give unto you.

Be holy.

Seek me.

These weren’t random lessons. They were steps.

And now the next message feels different.

“Keep going.”

The new star isn’t cracked. It isn’t humming nervously. It’s worn — like it’s been used before.

The metallic sound is closer now. The footprints are clearer.

This isn’t just another test.

It’s a direction.

Key Scripture

Galatians 6:9 (KJV) “Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”

Family Discussion

• Have you ever realized God was building something over time?

• What helps you keep going when obedience feels harder than expected?

• How do you know when a season is changing?

Big Idea

Following God isn’t just about learning lessons — it’s about continuing forward when the trail widens.