Two weeks in, she started praying without being asked. I didn't teach her that, the book did.
Faith & Family Weekly
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One short story a night, and God becomes part of their day
Ten quiet minutes that build faith your child keeps for life
No reading plan to follow, nothing to fall behind on
The part of bedtime they start asking you for
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What's inside?
What's inside?
365 short Bible stories, one for every night of the year, running in order from Creation to Revelation. Each one is about two minutes read aloud, written plainly enough for a four-year-old to follow and clearly enough for a nine-year-old to read on their own. Every story ends with a question you can talk about together.
What ages is it for?
What ages is it for?
Ages 2 to 12. You do the reading in the early years. Somewhere around seven, most children start taking over and reading tonight's page to you. Same book, five or six years of bedtimes.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
As soon as you order, we pack your copy and get it moving. Most books arrive within 5–12 business days, and you'll receive a tracking link by email the moment yours ships — so you're never left guessing.
Nobody else is going to teach them who God is
School won't. Their screen won't. Their friends won't. They'll spend six hours a day somewhere God is never mentioned, come home, and spend the rest of it on a device built to hold their attention as long as possible. Not one minute of that is pointed at Him.
Which leaves you, and about ten minutes before they fall asleep.
Those early years are the ones that stick. A child under twelve believes what the people they love believe. They ask why about everything. They take what you tell them and build the rest of their life on top of it. Whatever fills that space now is what they'll come back to at twenty-five, at forty, in the hardest week of their life.
365 Bedtime Bible Stories fills it, one night at a time, all the way from Creation to Revelation. Not stories about God. Stories that show them who He actually is.
The oldest bedtime ritual there is, made easy to keep
Long before any of this, this is simply how faith moved from one generation to the next. A parent sat on the edge of a bed and told their child about God. No curriculum, no app, no Sunday-only. Just a story, every night, for years. That's how it reached you.
The reason it stopped isn't that parents stopped caring. It's that it got hard to be consistent. Good intentions die around 8pm on a Tuesday.
So this book removes every decision. The stories are numbered and in order. You open tonight's page, you read for two minutes, you close it. Nothing to plan. Nothing to choose. Nothing to catch up on if you miss a week. It works on the nights you're exhausted, which are the only nights that actually matter.
Do that for a year and your child has heard the whole story of God — beginning to end, in order, from you. Their faith is theirs now. And bedtime turned into the ten minutes you both protect.
Testimonials
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My mother read me these same stories. That faith carried me through everything since. Now I read them to my grandkids when they stay over, same stories, same God.
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I worry constantly about what's pulling at my kids out there. These ten minutes are the one part of the day none of it can reach.
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Bedtime used to end in a fight about the iPad. I didn't take it away, I just started reading one story. Now he brings me the book before I ask.
FAQ
We already have a children's Bible. Why this one?
We already have a children's Bible. Why this one?
Because most children's Bibles sit on a shelf. There's no starting point and no next page, so you open it when you remember to, which turns out to be rarely. This one is dated: 365 stories, in order, one per night. That's the difference between a book you own and a habit your family actually keeps.
Is it faithful to Scripture?
Is it faithful to Scripture?
Yes. Every story is a careful, gentle retelling of the actual biblical account, written for young ears without softening what it says. It's been in Christian homes for decades.
My child can't sit still for a whole story. Will this work?
My child can't sit still for a whole story. Will this work?
Each one runs about two minutes, shorter than a single cartoon, shorter than the average bedtime negotiation. The most common thing parents write to us is that their child starts asking for a second one.
Does it work as a gift?
Does it work as a gift?
It's one of the most-gifted Christian children's books there is. Baptisms, christenings, birthdays, Christmas, new babies. Grandparents especially love it, because it's still in use five years later instead of five weeks.
What if it isn't right for us?
What if it isn't right for us?
You get a full 30 days — thirty bedtimes — to find out. If it's not what your family needed, email us and we'll refund you. You don't need a reason.
need help?
We've got you. Our support team is here 7 days a week for any question, worry, or wobble along the way — just reach out at [dalervoco@outlook.com] and we'll be glad to help.