Calling all Christian Parents:

what do you say we make this summer count for eternity?

the briefing:

Bootcamp is defined as “a short, intensive, and rigorous course of training,” but how my 10-year-old sees it, “That sounds, intense, strict and… not fun.” (He might be right.)

So to our kids, this quest is known by its code words:

the case of the coming king.

But between us, this is some SERIOUS covert ops “training in godliness” (1 Tim. 4:8) as our kids do a deep dive into 40 of the most important Old Testament stories, dust for clues, and ultimately solve the biggest mystery in each story:

Where’s Jesus?


here’s how it works:

Perfect to flex however you’d like, for 8 weeks (40 episodes) total, let your kids get their hands on…

  1. A daily podcast episode

    (Around 10 minutes) Each animated episode retells an Old Testament story + connects the dots to the corresponding New Testament passages—chock-full of engaging sound effects, games, jokes, and trivia along the way. (Want examples? I get it! Scroll to the bottom.)

  2. A daily coloring page = creating a mini Old Testament booklet

    Each page highlights each story’s main verse to, in the end, create their own mini Old Testament. On the flip side (as in when printed back-to-back), each story gives space to write or draw the clues that point to Jesus.

  3. An adventure through the in’s and out’s of the Old Testament.

    Let’s raise up theologians who have the eyes and ears to see Jesus in Scripture and their own lives too.

“Repeat [My Word] again and again to your children. Talk about [My commands] when you’re at home and when you’re on the road, when you’re going to bed and when you’re getting up…” Deut. 6:6-7

making it easy

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INTRODUCTION:

Introduction to the Case of the Coming King

JOKE OF THE DAY:

Joke of the Day wrapping up Tower of Babel

example daily game:

Who Am I? Game with Esau and Jacob

   q of the day:    

Question of the Day for Joseph

Fun, right?

I know, my kids thought so too…

 FAQs