David & Goliath
The valley of Elah. A giant's shadow. Five smooth stones. Will you stand near David, or watch from the hillside and pray?
Begin →Bible-faithful choose-your-own-adventures. Pick a hero. Make the choices. Discover what courage and trust look like when everything is on the line.
For parents: Every story stays faithful to Scripture. Your child plays as Caleb or Miriam — a Hebrew kid in the story — and makes choices, but the biblical heroes and miracles are unchanged. Every ending lands on the same truth: God gets the glory.
The valley of Elah. A giant's shadow. Five smooth stones. Will you stand near David, or watch from the hillside and pray?
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Babylon. A statue of gold. Three friends who would rather burn than bow. The music begins — will you stand?
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A great wooden ark on dry ground. A marketplace full of laughter. Animals streaming in two by two. The rope, the door, the rainbow.
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Babylon under Darius. A decree that forbids prayer. Windows open toward Jerusalem, and lions waiting below. Will you stand with Daniel when the roar comes?
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A prophet running the wrong way. A storm at sea. A great fish waiting in the deep — and a whole city of Nineveh with a chance to turn. How big is God's mercy?
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A quiet camp under a tamarisk tree. A long walk to Moriah. A boy carrying the wood. A father who trusts God past the edge of what he can see — and a ram caught in the thicket.
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Pharaoh sits on his throne with a wicked law. God's people cry out in Egypt. A brave mother weaves a tiny basket, a big sister keeps watch — and God quietly begins the story of Moses. No decree can cancel a promise. Based on Exodus 1:8–2:10, with Hebrews 11:23.
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Moses has everything a prince could want, but he cannot forget who he truly is. One terrible choice sends him running from Egypt and into a wilderness where God has not forgotten him.
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After forty quiet years, Moses sees a bush burning without being consumed. God calls his name, reveals His own, and sends one reluctant shepherd back to Egypt with a promise.
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