Covenant Kids

Felicity, a 9-year-old guest, shares why she loves scripture stories and talks about handling hard moments like broken shoes and managing sensitive skin. The episode teaches the story of Job: a faithful man who loved God, cared for his children’s spiritual wellbeing, and whose greatest treasure was his relationship with God. After Satan claims Job only loves God because of blessings, Job loses his children, animals, servants, and health, yet mourns honestly while continuing to pray and trust God. Job’s friends wrongly blame him, showing the importance of listening, encouraging, praying, and reminding others that Jesus loves them. Job declares, “I know that my Redeemer liveth,” and God later speaks to him, corrects the friends, and restores Job’s blessings, emphasizing trusting Jesus even without knowing why.

00:00 Covenant Kids Mission

00:28 Meet Felicity

01:13 Joke And Scripture Love

02:08 Brass Serpent Lesson

03:20 When Days Go Wrong

04:36 Job And His Wealth

07:55 Faith Beyond Blessings

10:21 Satan And The Test

12:17 Job Loses Everything

13:34 Felicity Challenge Story

15:28 Friends Who Comfort

17:57 Encouragement And Brain Break

19:08 Light Of The World

19:48 I Know My Redeemer

22:19 God Speaks To Job

25:39 Trust The Whole Picture

26:53 Weekly Challenge And Hope

27:55 Final Thoughts And Testimony

This episode features a talented 8 year old Will, who shares a funny joke, his love for reading scriptures, and a favorite Book of Mormon story. The discussion centers on Queen Esther and how God prepared her to act bravely “for such a time as this” to help save the Jewish people in Persia from Haman’s plan. Using Will’s keyboard as an example, the host explains what it means to be an instrument in God’s hands through kindness, courage, honesty, noticing others’ needs, prayer, and listening to the Holy Ghost. They talk about fasting, trusting the Lord in scary moments, and choosing to do what’s right even when afraid. Will shares his testimony that Jesus is real and that the Holy Ghost helps him.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

01:09 Joke And Scripture Love

02:04 Favorite Story Helaman

04:06 Introducing Queen Esther

05:00 Facing Fear With Faith

07:04 Esther Backstory Persia

09:31 Instruments In Gods Hands

13:44 Will Plays Keyboard

16:58 Noticing Serving Praying

18:30 Holy Ghost And Baptism

20:11 Esther as God’s Instrument

20:35 Willing Hearts Make Music

21:10 Brain Break Challenge

21:51 Haman’s Evil Plot

22:44 For Such a Time

24:42 Fasting for Strength

26:25 Praying Through Fear

28:55 Bravery in Real Life

35:08 Testimony and Farewell

In this episode, the host and six-year-old guest Maelyn learn about Ezra and Nehemiah, two “builders” who helped God’s people return from Babylon and rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, the temple, and their faith after Solomon’s temple was destroyed. Ezra is introduced as a hero who loved, studied, and taught the scriptures, and Nehemiah as the king’s cupbearer who prayed and worked faithfully, then led the people to rebuild together. Through simple building activities, the episode teaches that teamwork, prayer, scriptures, kindness, and service help build Jesus’ kingdom today, including supporting temples through tithing. The story highlights the joy and celebration when the temple foundation and later the full temple were completed, and emphasizes Nehemiah 8:10: “The joy of the Lord is your strength,” inviting children to seek ways to build God’s kingdom and listen to the Holy Ghost.

00:00 Covenant Kids Intro

00:17 Welcome and Meet Maelyn

01:55 Builders and Time Travel

02:33 Exile and Return Home

04:00 Meet Ezra and Nehemiah

07:06 Tower Building Lesson

09:33 Kids Build Gods Kingdom

10:52 Rebuilding the Temple

13:47 Temple Joy and Today

16:02 Ezra Reads the Scriptures

16:53 Strength Through Jesus

17:57 Love the Scriptures

21:35 Builder Challenge and Verse

23:07 Testimony and Farewell

Eleanor, a 10-year-old guest who loves horses, shares challenges like standing up for herself, feeling shy at school, and dealing with anxiety, and explains how scripture study brings her happiness and peace, including her favorite story of Esther. The episode teaches from 1–2 Chronicles, explaining how Israel and Judah split after Solomon and how Chronicles records lessons from the past. Using King Asa and King Jehoshaphat, the host and Eleanor discuss praying, working hard, and trusting God when facing tests, friendships, apologies, and fears. They talk about receiving answers through the Holy Ghost and scriptures, practice giving worries to God, and learn that faith means trusting before the miracle. Eleanor closes with her testimony that Jesus is real and that trusting Him makes anything possible.

Special guest, 9 year old Daniel shares his favorite joke, what he’s working on (learning front flips), and how reading the scriptures makes him feel closer to God. The episode teaches what it means to trust God and shows how King Hezekiah removed idols, faced the Assyrian threat, and brought his worries to the Lord through prayer. Listeners practice giving hard things to Jesus and choosing right even when others choose wrong. The story of King Josiah reinforces that one faithful person can make a difference. Daniel shares his baptism experience, how the Holy Ghost has guided and protected him, and a simple way to remember baptismal promises: keep the commandments, always remember Jesus, and take His name upon you.

00:00 Covenant Kids Purpose

00:17 Meet Daniel

02:01 Joke And Scriptures

04:58 Standing Alone

07:10 What Trust Means

12:33 Hezekiah Trusts God

17:35 Brain Break Stretch

18:22 Josiah Choose Right

20:32 Baptism Covenants

23:38 Brass Serpent Lesson

25:19 Testimony And Farewell

Joe, a seven-year-old guest, joins the podcast to talk about the prophet Elisha in 2 Kings. Through a “Seen or Unseen” game and a “Miracle!” activity, they review Elisha’s miracles: parting the Jordan River, healing bad water with salt, multiplying a widow’s oil, raising the Shunammite woman’s son, making poisonous stew safe, feeding 100 men with 20 loaves, healing Naaman through washing in the Jordan seven times, making an ax head float, and revealing an unseen heavenly army of horses and chariots of fire. They emphasize that God’s power is greater than our problems, fear can block faith, and we are never alone, ending with a weekly challenge to remember Elisha’s words and a brief testimony.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:22 Meet Joe

01:41 Don’t Quit Hard Things

02:25 Jokes and School Update

04:45 Introducing Miracles

07:38 Seen or Unseen Game

08:42 Miracle Shout Challenge

09:07 Elisha Parts Jordan

10:10 Healing Jericho Water

10:57 Widow’s Endless Oil

12:45 Shunammite Son Raised

13:25 Poison Stew Setup

13:51 Poisoned Stew Saved

15:02 Brain Break Seat Jumping

15:33 Twenty Loaves Feed Many

16:18 Naaman Healed in Jordan

18:25 The Floating Axe Head

19:35 Invisible Army Revealed

24:15 Enemy Army Runs Away

25:33 Lessons From Elisha

26:43 Weekly Challenge and Farewell

In this Covenant Kids episode, the host welcomes Lydia, a five-year-old guest from Missouri. We learn about King David’s series of “wrong turns,” how bad choices can lead to sadness and regret, and how repentance helps us turn back to the right path. They also discuss being where you’re supposed to be, making wise media choices using “green light/red light,” and remembering that God hears prayers anywhere.

00:00 Covenant Kids Identity

00:49 Meet Lydia From Missouri

01:35 Road Trip And Jokes

02:36 Why She Loves Covenant Kids

03:48 Scriptures And Devotional

06:20 David Grows Up King

07:07 Wrong Turns Game

10:19 Repentance Brings You Back

11:34 Feeling The Holy Ghost

12:34 Brain Break Wiggles

13:19 David And Bathsheba

18:10 Guarding What We See

19:36 Green Light Red Light

22:19 Warning Signs and Repentance

24:31 Temple and Solomon

25:39 Echo Prayer Game

28:03 Testimony and Farewell

Henry (age 6) joins the podcast, shares a joke, and talks about feeling the Spirit when reading scriptures. The episode retells the story of David and Goliath, emphasizing that David defeated the giant by trusting God, showing courage, using experience from protecting sheep, being faithful, and relying on God’s promise—symbolized by five smooth stones. It teaches that one “stone” of connection to Jesus Christ can give strength and power, and compares Goliath’s uncovered forehead to the ways Satan targets spiritual vulnerabilities with fear, worry, lies, pride, anger, discouragement, temptation, and peer pressure. The host explains the “armor of God” (helmet of salvation, breastplate of righteousness, shield of faith, belt of truth, sword of the Spirit) and encourages practicing listening to the Holy Ghost, facing personal “giants,” praying, and preparing for baptism.

00:00 Covenant Kids Know

00:19 Welcome and Guest Intro

01:37 Joke Time

02:07 Scriptures and David Setup

03:33 Goliath Challenge

07:01 Five Stones of Faith

09:10 David Defeats Goliath

11:24 Satan Stones and Armor

13:48 Sword Battle Brain Break

14:42 Practice and Face Giants

18:57 Testimony and Prayer Stories

20:46 Baptism Prep and Church

23:08 Closing Testimony and Farewell

In this episode, six-year-old Avaya joins the podcast to talk about missing siblings on missions, share a joke, and express her love for reading the scriptures and how they make her feel happy. Together they discuss 1 Samuel as Israel asks for a human king instead of trusting God, Samuel’s warning about what earthly kings can do, and how Jesus Christ is the true King who helps us through daily battles as we pray, read scriptures, and keep covenants. They follow Saul’s search for lost donkeys and how God used an ordinary task for a bigger purpose, then explore how David was chosen because God looks on the heart, not outward appearance, illustrated by a “fancy” box with garbage and a plain box with treasures. Avaya shares simple miracles from prayer, encourages kindness and including others, and bears testimony of Jesus Christ’s love and sacrifice.

Lisa and six-year-old guest Michael explore the Bible stories of Naomi and Ruth (Ruth) and Hannah and Samuel (1 Samuel), focusing on loving family, loyalty, hard work, and faith-filled prayer. They discuss Ruth choosing to stay with Naomi, gleaning to provide food, and how Boaz helped her, leading to Ruth becoming part of the family line of King David and Jesus Christ. They also share Hannah’s sincere, quiet prayer for a child, her promise to dedicate Samuel to the Lord, and Samuel learning to recognize God’s voice. Through jokes, a brain break, listening challenges, and a review game, listeners are invited to help someone lonely, work without complaining, pray sincerely, listen for the Holy Ghost, keep promises, and trust Heavenly Father.