Covenant Kids

In this episode, the host welcomes back Isaac, an eight-year-old third grader, who shares his hobbies, a joke, school updates, and how his family’s 30 chickens support their egg-selling business. Using Isaiah’s reluctance about public speaking as a springboard, they discuss Jeremiah’s call as a young prophet in Jerusalem around 600 years before Jesus’s birth, when many people worshiped idols and resisted prophetic warnings. They explore Jeremiah 1:5 about God knowing us before birth, connect it to Isaac’s experience as a twin, and emphasize that prophets speak the Lord’s message rather than personal ideas. The conversation highlights God’s promise to help Jeremiah speak and the potter-and-clay lesson, teaching that Jesus can shape lives through choices, repentance, and trials.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:16 Meet Isaac

01:24 Jokes and Life Update

02:25 Three Scary Job Choices

04:01 Jeremiah Called Young

05:06 Time Travel to Jerusalem

07:30 Prophets and Premortal Life

09:57 Twin Talk and Individual Worth

12:18 God Gives Courage to Speak

15:53 Prophets Speak Gods Words

17:28 Brain Break Reset

18:05 Potter and Clay Lesson

23:35 Real Potter Story and Trials

26:59 Three Truths and Wrap Up

30:16 Testimony and Farewell

In this episode, Will shares his experiences recovering from a serious eye injury and surgeries, then talks about reading scriptures and why he loves the story of Abinadi’s faith. Through fun “would you rather” questions, the discussion introduces an “Isaiah Express” journey through Isaiah 58–66, highlighting God’s instructions and promises about drawing closer to Jesus Christ. The hosts cover four key stops: fasting as worship and a way to bless and strengthen others through prayer and sacrifice; making the Sabbath a “delight” by worshiping, serving, and spending time with family; Jesus Christ as our light in darkness, bringing guidance and peace during fear or confusion; and Isaiah’s vision of the peaceful world at the Savior’s Second Coming. Will closes by sharing a personal challenge at school and bearing testimony of Jesus and the Church.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:17 Meet Will and a Joke

01:09 Will’s Accident Story

03:30 Scriptures and Abinadi

04:30 Silly Would You Rather

08:37 Isaiah Express Setup

10:05 Stop 1 Fasting Power

13:55 Stop 2 Sabbath Delight

18:25 Brain Break Game

19:07 Stop 3 Jesus Our Light

25:09 Stop 4 Second Coming Peace

29:06 Review and Weekly Takeaway

31:06 Hard Things and Testimony

33:14 Final Challenge and Goodbye

In this episode, Lisa talks with six-year-old Samuel from Idaho about his great toast recipe and how reading the scriptures helps him feel good and feel the Holy Ghost. Together they learn from Isaiah that Jesus Christ understands what it feels like to be sad, scared, lonely, or worried, and that He gives strength to those who are weary. They discuss Isaiah’s prophecies that Jesus would suffer for us, carry our griefs and sorrows, and be wounded for our wrong choices so we can be forgiven through repentance. Using examples like a heavy backpack and everyday problems, they explain how Jesus can help us and why the gospel is “good news” to share with everyone. The episode ends with a simple testimony of Jesus as Savior and that “He is one of the best persons that we all know!”

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:15 Meet Samuel

01:16 Minecraft And Jokes

02:08 Loving The Scriptures

03:21 What Is Good News

04:57 Who Can Help

09:54 Jesus Understands Us

10:10 Weary Hearts Helped

15:06 Heavy Backpack To Jesus

17:50 Repentance And Forgiveness

20:01 Share The Good News

24:29 Testimony And Goodbye

Amelia, an 11-year-old from Idaho, shares why she loves the scriptures, especially the story of Job, and gives advice on reading more often and applying scripture messages to daily life. The host teaches from Isaiah that we can be the Lord’s “witnesses” by what we know through prayer, scripture study, church, and feeling the Spirit, and explains baptism covenants with the “KIT KAT” reminder: keep His commandments, always remember Him, and take His name upon us. Amelia describes practical ways to witness for Jesus at school—being kind, standing up for others, using the buddy bench, and choosing right when friends pressure her—then answers five scenarios about living like a disciple. They discuss Isaiah’s promise of peace like a river and the image that Jesus has “engraven” us on the palms of His hands, showing He remembers and loves us.

00:00 Covenant Kids Basics

00:21 Meet Amelia

01:46 Dog Movies And Jokes

03:01 Loving The Scriptures

04:44 Isaiah And Prophets

05:54 Courtroom Witness Lesson

11:44 Baptism Kit Kat Covenant

14:03 Witness At School

18:07 Five Real Life Scenarios

22:04 Peace Like A River

24:36 Engraven On His Hands

29:42 Final Testimony And Goodbye

Isaiah In this episode of Covenant Kids, the host talks with 13-year-old Ethan from Idaho about how the scriptures teach and give help for real-life problems, including learning from the bravery of Queen Esther. They explore how Isaiah uses picture-language and share three detective questions to understand his symbols: what Isaiah is warning about, what he is promising, and what it teaches about Jesus Christ. Using Isaiah 28:16, they discuss Jesus Christ as the sure foundation; from Isaiah 25:8, they explain how Jesus conquers death through Resurrection; and from Isaiah 29, they connect “a marvelous work and a wonder” to the Restoration and the Book of Mormon through Joseph Smith. They also discuss Babylon as a warning against pride, the role of modern prophets, covenants, the Holy Ghost, temple service, and staying on the covenant path.

00:00 Covenant Kids Intro

00:13 Meet Ethan

02:01 Scriptures and Esther

03:07 Isaiah Detective Setup

05:55 Who Was Isaiah

07:43 Clue One The Rock

10:17 Clue Two Victory

13:00 Brain Break

13:24 Clue Three Marvelous

15:39 Clue Four Babylon

16:56 Detective Challenge Recap

18:41 Prophets and Conference

20:45 Covenant Path Strength

23:01 Testimony and Farewell

In this episode of Covenant Kids, 13-year-old Tag shares how scriptures strengthen his testimony and a simple habit for making time to read them. The discussion introduces the Book of Isaiah and teaches listeners how to “decode” Isaiah using three questions: What is Isaiah warning us about, what is he promising us, and what does this teach about Jesus Christ? Using passages like the ox and donkey, “though your sins be as scarlet,” and prophecies of Immanuel and the Prince of Peace, the episode explains Isaiah’s symbols, repentance, and the Savior’s power to cleanse and help us return to God. Tag also talks about attending the temple for baptisms for the dead and how covenants, repentance, and the Holy Ghost help him stay on the covenant path at school.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:14 Meet Tag

01:08 Scriptures And School

02:46 Isaiah Coal Vision

05:09 Three Question Decoder

06:53 Who Was Isaiah

08:28 Ox And Donkey Lesson

12:01 Scarlet To Snow

13:26 Repentance Dune Story

17:40 Brain Break Stretches

18:29 Temple Mountain Prophecy

22:34 Immanuel And Prophecies

25:14 Millennium Peace Images

26:38 Decoder Recap And Hope

29:20 Covenant Path At School

30:16 Testimony And Farewell

In this episode of Covenant Kids, the host talks with five-year-old Emily about wisdom and what really matters by exploring the Bible books Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. Emily shares a joke, her love of snorkeling, and a favorite scripture story about Nephi building the boat, then helps define a proverb as a short wise saying and explains that wisdom is knowing what is right and choosing to do it. Through “wise choice” scenarios, they discuss telling the truth, using a soft answer to calm anger, avoiding jealousy, asking for help, and trusting the Lord (including Proverbs 15:1 and Proverbs 3:5–6). They then explain Ecclesiastes as teaching that chasing money, possessions, and success won’t last, while relationships with God and loved ones do. Emily shares advice about working hard at math, being a good friend, praying, and her testimony that Jesus answers prayers.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:13 Welcome And Guest Intro

00:57 Snorkeling And Jokes

02:25 Proverbs Explained

03:26 Wisdom Versus Smart

06:41 Wise Choice Challenge

08:21 Soft Answer Lesson

11:16 Jealousy And Trusting God

14:55 Brain Break Jumping Jacks

15:18 Ecclesiastes What Matters

16:49 Relationships Over Things

20:55 Emily Wise Advice

22:05 Faith And Following Jesus

22:58 Testimony And Wrap Up

An 8-year-old guest, Seth, shares his experience being baptized on May 2 and what it means to follow Jesus on the covenant path by keeping commandments, remembering Him, and taking His name upon him. Using a “treasure box,” the episode highlights four unseen gifts found in the Psalms: comfort (Psalms 102:1–2), light and direction (Psalms 119:105), that God knows us personally (Psalms 139), and praising the Lord (Psalms 146). Seth and the host discuss praying honestly when sad, scared, or mad, examples of answered prayers, choosing kindness, honesty, forgiveness, and following Jesus, and ways to praise God through gratitude, singing, prayer, testimony, and helping others. The episode closes by emphasizing that the Psalms reflect feelings people still have today and that Jesus loves everyone.

00:00 Covenant Kids Intro

00:16 Meet Seth

00:39 Buddy Bench Friendship

01:32 Joke And Scriptures

02:08 Baptism Covenant Path

03:15 Treasure Box Setup

04:10 Treasure One Comfort

08:34 Treasure Two Light

12:15 Brain Break Chair Jacks

12:57 Treasure Three God Knows Me

17:33 Treasure Four Praise

21:39 Review And Testimony

23:18 Final Challenge Outro

Maggie (age 10) shares her love for the scriptures, her favorite story of Nehemiah staying on the wall, and why she would take the scriptures to a deserted island. The episode explores how the Book of Psalms—songs, prayers, and praises—teaches about Jesus Christ’s goodness, mercy, and power to forgive. Using Psalms 51, the host and Maggie discuss repentance as turning back to God and letting Jesus help us change, comparing it to a GPS that “recalculates” after a wrong turn. They also use Psalms 86, 61, and 71 to show how to call upon God in trouble, find Jesus as a shelter in fear, and praise God through gratitude. Maggie bears testimony of Jesus Christ and His Atonement.

00:00 Covenant Kids Basics

00:30 Meet Maggie

01:40 Joke and Scripture Love

03:33 Nehemiah Staying Strong

04:35 Island Choice Scriptures

06:14 Psalms and Seeing Jesus

08:15 Psalm 51 Repentance

11:07 GPS Recalculating Practice

16:27 Brain Break Stretch

16:58 Psalms 86 Teaser

17:09 Calling Upon God

17:50 Pretend Prayer Calls

20:35 God Never Tires

21:27 Jesus Our Shelter

24:13 Mercy And Patience

25:18 Praise And Gratitude

27:03 Gods Big Love

28:53 Which Psalm Today

30:19 Covenant Path Wrapup

Our host Lisa talks with five-year-old Eliza about how the Psalms teach what Jesus is like and how He helps us. Eliza shares learning to ride a bike through practice, tells a joke, and explains that scriptures bring warmth and peace and that she would pray to tell God her feelings. The episode introduces Psalms as sacred songs and uses five clues to identify Jesus, then explores five roles from the Psalms: Jesus as our shepherd who guides, protects, and finds us when we wander; our light who shows the next step and helps us choose right; our strength and shield to do hard things like forgiving and telling the truth; our refuge and safe place, including learning to “be still”; and our source of joy and hope. The host invites listeners to follow Jesus through prayer, scripture, and keeping commandments.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:18 Meet Eliza

01:17 Bike Practice Lesson

03:33 Intro To Psalms

04:10 Five Clues To Jesus

05:53 Jesus Our Shepherd

09:37 Lost Sheep Story

12:05 Applying Shepherd Questions

12:58 Brain Break Microscope

14:05 Jesus Our Light

18:09 Clean Hands Pure Heart

18:55 Jesus Light for School

21:06 Real Strength Game

23:09 Refuge Safe Place

24:02 Be Still Practice

26:11 Picture Jesus Quietly

28:40 Joy and Donkey Roo

29:54 Psalms Recap Farewell