02 — LEARN

Faith they can hold.

Learning tools that turn playtime into God-time, for parents and children together.

WHY LEARN

The first classroom is a lap.

Children learn who God is long before they can read — through the songs we sing, the games we play and the stories we tell at bedtime. But many parents want to teach faith and simply don’t know where to start, or can’t find toys and tools that carry God’s Kingdom values.

Learn exists for those moments: simple, beautiful tools that give young children a right foundation, and give parents an easy way to sit on the floor and play God’s story together. Illustrators, writers, educators and distributors — build these tools with us.

Join as artist
Join as distributor
A–Z Learning: Noah’s Ark A–Z Learning: Noah’s Ark
A–Z Learning: Noah’s Ark
$11.00

A playful way for little ones to learn their ABCs through the story of Noah’s Ark. From animals and creation to simple words and biblical truths, each letter opens a small door to learning about God’s world.

Learn the alphabet. Meet the animals. Know God’s story.

HOW IT WORKS

Play. Talk. Repeat.

01 — Play together. Ten minutes on the floor, one card or one story at a time.

02 — Talk about God. Let the picture lead to a question, and the question to Him.

03 — Repeat tomorrow. Little and often is how a foundation is built.

“AND THESE WORDS THAT I COMMAND YOU TODAY SHALL BE ON YOUR HEART. YOU SHALL TEACH THEM DILIGENTLY TO YOUR CHILDREN, AND SHALL TALK OF THEM WHEN YOU SIT IN YOUR HOUSE, AND WHEN YOU WALK BY THE WAY, AND WHEN YOU LIE DOWN, AND WHEN YOU RISE.” — DEUTERONOMY 6:6–7 (ESV)

Honestly, a lot of my faith has been the "show me first" kind. Show me the plan, then I'll move. Show me the answer, then I'll trust. Show me it works out, then I'll let go. Abraham never got that deal. He left home with no map. He waited
Sometimes, we ask God to give us the life we want. The right opportunities. The right relationship. The right future. The answers we’ve been praying for. But maybe the deeper question is not, “God, will You give me the life I want?&rdqu
What if my dream is a tower of Babel? We all know the story of Babel. People came together, built a tower, and said: “Let us make a name for ourselves.” But while creating this content, I started asking myself: Have I ever done the sam
Imagine if this became our culture. In our community. In our friendships. In our workplaces. In our churches. In our families. The world has normalized gossip. We've turned someone's worst moment into content. We've called it "venting."
We don't usually plan to gossip. Sometimes it slips out while we're venting. It hides inside a joke. And by the time we hear ourselves, someone's weakness is already in the room. — If you needed this today, you're not the only one. 📌 Save t
"Did you hear what happened?" "I'm just telling you..." "Can you believe they did that?" Genesis 9 made me stop and think. When Ham saw Noah's weakness, he could have covered him. Instead, he went and told others. Sh
A reminder for anyone who feels misunderstood. Sometimes obedience doesn't look impressive. It looks slow. It looks ordinary. It may even look foolish. Noah built an ark before there was a single drop of rain—not because everyone believed him
Noah obeyed before he saw the rain. He trusted God's voice more than what everyone else could see. Sometimes I wonder how many times God has been calling me into a deeper place with Him while I'm busy building my own plans and filling my hands with
Don’t let pride make you sink. In the days of Noah, the ark was already being built. The warning was visible. Mercy was present. Grace was not hidden. But many still closed their eyes. They lived as if tomorrow would always look like yesterd
Lord, I'm sorry. You always got what was left of me — the scraps, the time no one else wanted. And I called it love. How long have You been waiting at a door I kept walking past? I have nothing good to bring You tonight. Just a broken hear
We give God our leftovers — and call it devotion. The spare time. The rushed prayer. The focus no one else wanted. Whatever's left of us once everyone else has had their share. Not the worst of us. Just never the best. And the part we don't say
Sometimes we don’t realize how far we’ve walked away until we become afraid to pray. Genesis 3 is not only about Adam and Eve eating the fruit. It is about the moment humanity chose knowledge without life, control without trust, and trut
Sometimes we choose judgment instead of love. It began in a garden. Adam and Eve reached for the knowledge of good and evil — and the moment their eyes opened, the first thing they saw wasn't wisdom. It was their own nakedness. They felt expose
I never stopped believing in God. I just got busy doing good — and slowly forgot to sit with Him. The serving. The discipline. The constant saying yes. Good things, all of them. But somewhere in the doing, I stopped asking what the Father actua
He is not far. We just forgot the way back. And He has been waiting at the door the whole time. 📖 Genesis 1:1 — A Return Prayer #noahsday #knowhimmore #prayerfortoday #christianprayer #genesisjourney