God asks Abraham for the most precious thing he has: his son Isaac. A story about trusting God even in the hardest moment, and about a God who always provides.

In the garden of Eden, Adam and Eve lived happily, close to God. Until the day a cunning serpent convinced them to taste the one forbidden fruit.

On a quiet night in Bethlehem, the Son of God is born as a tiny baby. Angels bring the good news to shepherds, and the Savior of the world sleeps in a manger.

Daniel prays at his open window, spends a whole quiet night among gentle lions, and wakes safe as the morning light comes in.

Daniel stays faithful to God even when prayer is forbidden. Thrown into the lions' den, he trusts in the Lord, who shuts the mouths of the beasts and keeps him safe all night long.

A young shepherd faces the giant who terrified Israel. Armed only with a sling and five stones, David trusts in God and shows that victory does not depend on size, but on faith.

The true friendship between David and Jonathan, which stayed firm even when King Saul tried to kill David. A story about loyalty, brotherly love, and sacrifice.

The prophet Elijah announces a great drought, and God hides him by a brook, where ravens bring him food every morning and evening. A story about trusting in God's care.

Esther, a young Jewish woman, becomes queen of Persia. When her people are threatened, she risks her own life to save them. A story of courage, faith, and God's providence.

Jesus tells the story of a man who was robbed on the road. Who will stop to help him? A lesson about loving our neighbor and showing compassion to everyone.

Jesus and his disciples are crossing the sea when a great storm appears. The waves are huge and the wind is strong, but Jesus calms everything with a single word. Who is this, whom even the wind and the sea obey?

At twelve years old, Jesus stays behind in Jerusalem, and Mary and Joseph search for Him for three days. When they find Him in the Temple, talking with the teachers, Jesus reveals something very special about who He is.

Jonah tries to run away from God, but discovers there is no escape. Inside a great fish for three days, he learns about obedience and God's endless mercy.

Joseph was Jacob's favorite son, and his brothers envied him. When Joseph told them the dreams God had given him, that envy grew into something far worse.

In Egypt, Joseph becomes a slave in Potiphar's house. Even far from home and treated unjustly, God was with him, giving him wisdom in every place he went.

Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams and becomes governor of Egypt. Years later, the brothers who sold him come seeking food, and Joseph must choose between resentment and forgiveness.

To save her baby from Pharaoh's cruel order, Moses' mother places him in a basket on the Nile River. Pharaoh's daughter finds him, and God turns danger into protection.

Moses, now a shepherd in the desert, finds a bush that burns with fire but is not consumed. There, God calls him to a mission that seems impossible: to free the people of Israel from slavery in Egypt.

When wickedness grew in the world, God chose Noah, a righteous man, to build a great ark and keep his family and the animals safe from the flood that was coming.

The waters of the flood cover all the earth, but God keeps Noah and his family safe inside the ark. When it is all over, a sign of many colors appears in the sky, carrying a promise.

The animals come two by two, the rain begins to fall, and the ark rocks gently on the water, warm and safe inside. A story for bedtime.

Jesus is betrayed, arrested, and crucified. He gives up his own life, out of love, to save humanity. The saddest story of all, and at the same time the most important.

On the third day, the women find the tomb empty. Jesus has risen, and death has been conquered forever. The most joyful and hope-filled story of all.

On the most important night in Israel's history, God institutes the Passover and frees his people from slavery. After four hundred and thirty years, the journey to the Promised Land begins.

A son asks for his inheritance, leaves home, and wastes everything. When he returns, sorry for what he has done, he finds a father waiting with open arms. A story about God's love and forgiveness.

Lazarus, a dear friend of Jesus, falls ill and dies. Four days later, standing before the tomb, Jesus calls his friend by name, and something extraordinary happens. A story about sorrow, faith, and Jesus' power over death.

Trapped between the Red Sea and Pharaoh's army, the Israelites seem lost. But God opens a path through the waters and saves his people.

God grants Solomon extraordinary wisdom. The young king judges with justice, builds the Temple of Jerusalem, and sees the glory of the Lord fill the house he has raised.

At Mount Sinai, God reveals himself to the people of Israel and gives Moses the Ten Commandments, the laws that would guide his people and show them how to live close to him.

Moses and Aaron come before Pharaoh with a request from the Lord: let the people of Israel go. When Pharaoh refuses, God begins to show his power over Egypt.

The last five plagues fall upon Egypt, each more severe than the one before, until the night when Pharaoh finally lets the people of Israel go.

On a quiet night in Bethlehem, the ox, the donkey and the sheep grow still around the manger so the baby can sleep.

In a plain little house in Nazareth, a young woman is visited by an angel and hears a request only she could answer.

A slow little song about the seven days of creation, from the very first light to the day of rest, to carry your baby toward sleep.

In the beginning, God created heaven and earth, and everything that exists. Come and hear, day by day, the story of how the world was made.

The rain has stopped and the world is quiet. Noah opens the little window of the ark and lets a white dove fly out over the water.

An angel wakes Joseph in the middle of the night. The family must leave at once, cross the desert, and live for years in a foreign land.

A shepherd calls each sheep by name, shows them green grass and quiet water, and brings them all inside before the night comes.

After the Holy Family slipped away, Bethlehem was left alone before the fear of a king. The Church has never forgotten the children of that village.

A shepherd counts his hundred sheep, finds that one has wandered into the tall grass, and goes out gently to bring her home.

Forty days after Christmas, Mary and Joseph carry the child up to the Temple. An old man who waited all his life knows him at once.

A star lights up the sky and goes on ahead of the wise men, night after night, until it stops above the place where the child is.

Mary crosses the hill country to help an elderly cousin, and their meeting becomes the oldest song of Christmas.

In a time when everyone spoke the same language, men decided to build a tower that would reach heaven. The story of Babel tells how the languages of the world began.

Wise men from the East follow a mysterious star all the way to Bethlehem, bringing precious gifts for the child Jesus: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Along the way, God guides and protects them.