In this episode, children explore John 10:27-30, where Jesus describes himself as a shepherd whose sheep know his voice. Children are invited to wonder about what it means to hear Jesus' voice, to follow him, and to be held safely in God's care forever.

In this episode, children will wonder about the story from John 21:1-14 where the risen Jesus appears to his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias and helps them catch an abundance of fish before sharing breakfast with them on the shore.

In this episode, children explore John 20:19-31, where Jesus appears to his disciples after the resurrection, but Thomas isn't there. When Thomas returns, he wants to see proof before he believes. Jesus later returns and invites Thomas to touch his wounds, teaching us about faith, doubt, and believing without seeing.

In this Easter episode, children are invited to imagine themselves at the empty tomb on that first Easter morning. Using John 20:1-9, we'll wonder about Mary Magdalene's discovery, Peter and John's race to the tomb, and what it might have felt like to discover that Jesus wasn't there. This episode encourages children to use their imagination to enter into the joy and mystery of the Resurrection.

In this episode, children explore the story of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem from Luke 19:28-40. Through guided wondering questions, children are invited to imagine themselves in the crowd welcoming Jesus and to ponder why Jesus chose to ride a donkey, how the disciples felt giving up their cloaks, and what might happen if the stones really did cry out.

In this episode, children will wonder about the story from John 8:1-11 where Jesus encounters a woman accused of wrongdoing and responds with wisdom and compassion, inviting everyone to think about forgiveness and how we treat others who make mistakes.

In this episode, we explore the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15:1-3, 11-32. Jesus tells this story about a father with two sons, one who leaves home and wastes all his money before returning, and another who stays home but struggles with forgiveness. Through this parable, children are invited to wonder about God's love that always welcomes us home.

In this episode, children will wonder about Jesus' parable of the fig tree from Luke 13:1-9, exploring themes of patience, growth, and second chances.

In this episode, children will imagine being present at the Transfiguration of Jesus (Luke 9:28b-36), where Jesus' appearance changed and he spoke with Moses and Elijah. Through wondering questions, children will explore the mystery of Jesus' divine nature revealed to his friends.

In this episode, children will wonder about Jesus' time in the wilderness when he was tempted by the devil (Luke 4:1-13). This story is particularly meaningful during the season of Lent as we reflect on Jesus' preparation for his ministry and how he faced difficult choices.