Discover the Bible together
Bible365 is a Bible for kids and families: one story a day, with the real words of the Bible, made for a parent and child to read together.
One story a day
The real words of the Bible
Read it together
Reading the Bible with kids is hard
Many parents want to read the Bible with their children, but it is harder than it sounds:
- Children’s Bibles often leave out the hard parts, or retell them so loosely that the real Bible gets lost
- It is hard to explain a story you do not fully understand yourself
- Kids get bored when a reading is too long
- It is hard to keep going day after day
Bible stories kids understand, in the words of the Bible
A story for today
One short story for every day of the year. About 3 minutes of reading out loud.
The real Bible text
A simple retelling for kids, and one tap away the exact words of the Bible (World English Bible Updated).
Talk and pray
A fun fact, a few questions to talk about, a small challenge and a short prayer to finish.
Thirty of the biggest stories in the Bible are free to read, no account needed. The full series has 365 stories, one for every day of the year, free with an account.
Favorite stories to start with
How Bible365 works
Read the story together
About 3 minutes, out loud, at breakfast or before bed. Kids 7 to 12 can follow it, and younger ones love to listen.
Talk about it
A fun fact and a few questions help your child connect the story to their own life, at home, at school and with friends.
Pray and take the challenge
Finish with a short prayer and one small thing to do today. Day by day, the stories of the Bible join into one big story.
The Bible, for kids, without changing it
We never change the words of the Bible. We retell each passage simply, show the real text right next to it, and help kids see what it meant for the people back then and what it means for them today.
Free to print and give away, not for sale
For churches and Sunday schools
Print the stories for your class, small group or kids club and give them away for free. Each one is ready to read out loud in about 3 minutes, with questions to talk about and a short prayer.