The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition

Big news for little disciples! In todays episode, we talk about a new peace agreement between two countries, marvel at the amazing alligators and manatees of the Florida Everglades, and remember that God holds the whole world in His hands. Our verse of the day is Psalm 33:16-17 (ESV).Parents: Bible Copilot is a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — download it here. Grown-ups, for the daily news through the lens of Scripture, watch The Gospel Briefing: https://www.youtube.com/@thegospelbriefing.

The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition is a daily ~5 minute news briefing for ages 5-12, retelling the day's news through the lens of Scripture at a kid-friendly reading level. Today: a kind stranger helps a worried traveler on a plane, World Cup soccer brings fans together as friends, and a fun fact about one of the world's busiest water roads. Today's verse is Psalm 46:10. Families can study the Bible together with the free Bible Copilot app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bible-copilot-ai-bible-study/id6758913373?ct=kidsedition. Grown-ups, for the daily news through the lens of Scripture, watch The Gospel Briefing: https://www.youtube.com/@thegospelbriefing.

Big news for little disciples! Today we cheer for an underdog goalkeeper from the islands of Cape Verde, talk gently about leaders trying to make peace, and learn from Psalm 146:3 that we trust God above any prince. Includes a map mission and a fun fact about Cape Verde. Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together.

Big news for little disciples! In todays episode, kids learn how voting works through a story from Switzerland, discover that God made every nation as one big family (Genesis), and cheer along with the Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup victory. We anchor it all in Proverbs 21:1 — God holds every leaders heart in His hand. Plus a kid mission and a fun fact about the snowy Alps. Brought to you by Bible Copilot, the free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

In this episode, little disciples hear about world leaders working toward peace and about kind helpers feeding hungry children in Senegal — all reframed gently for ages 5–12. We anchor the day in Psalm 46: God makes wars cease and holds the whole world in His hands. Includes a kid mission, an open-ended question, and a fun fact about Senegal's bubblegum-pink Lake Retba. Brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

A ~5 minute kid-friendly briefing for ages 5-12, drawn from todays adult Gospel Briefing. We talk about the many children waiting for loving foster and adoptive homes (James 1:27), and a heartwarming story of the King of Spain lending his plane to the Pope. The verse of the day is Micah 6:8. This episode is brought to you by Bible Copilot - a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together; just search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

In todays Kids Edition, we cheer for the World Cup kicking off across North America, then travel to Camp Blessing in Brenham, Texas, where children with special needs enjoy ziplines, kayaks, and a talent show. The big idea: every single person is fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14). Todays show is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — just search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today on the Kids Edition: the World Cup begins in Mexico with teams from 48 nations, giving us a tiny picture of heaven where every tribe and tongue praises God. Then a 150-year-old story reminds us to love the people closest to us, not just causes far away. Plus a Micah 6:8 verse, a kindness mission, and a fun soccer fact. Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together.

In today's episode of The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition, we cheer for the start of the biggest World Cup ever — 48 teams playing across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — and celebrate good news for kids: nine-year-olds across America are getting better at reading and math! We open God's Word with Psalm 46:1–2 (ESV), pray for peace in the Middle East, and close with a fun fact about the very first World Cup in 1930. Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store!

Big news for little disciples! Today your kids will hear about the Christian soccer stars shining for Jesus at the 2026 World Cup right here in North America, and travel to Sweden, where schools are putting away phones so kids can learn better. Along the way we open 2 Corinthians 4:16 (ESV), learn what it means to 'keep your heart with all vigilance,' and send kids on a mission to find Sweden on a map with a parent. Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store!

Big news for little disciples! In today's ~5-minute episode, kids meet World Cup soccer stars who point to the sky and thank God when they score, discover why scientists found that being alone all day makes us sad (and what the very first book of the Bible already told us about it!), and learn to pray for people far away who are hurting. Grounded in Psalm 46:1-2 (ESV). Brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together - just search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

In today's Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition, kids ages 5–12 discover how God's wisdom shows up in the smallest creatures — like bumblebees that can solve puzzles with brains the size of a poppy seed — and learn to honor the brave through a gentle, kid-safe look at Normandy. Rooted in Psalm 8, the episode invites your family to notice God's care for things great and small. Brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together.

Welcome to The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition, a daily ~5-minute news briefing made just for kids ages 5-12. Today we cheer on the New York Knicks as they take a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals after a 53-year championship drought, and we learn what the Bible says about honesty and being careful with what we have through a head-scratching Forest Service budget story. Our verse of the day is Psalm 46:1 (ESV). Parents — today's episode is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Just search Bible Copilot in the App Store!

A gentle, 5-minute news briefing made just for kids ages 5 to 12. Today we talk about A.I. in school and why thinking hard helps our brains grow, plus the giant Big Boy steam engine rolling across America ahead of the country's 250th birthday. Our verse of the day is Psalm 119:105 (ESV), and we close with a simple prayer mission for children far away. Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together; just search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

In today's Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition, your family explores two real news stories made kid-friendly: heat warnings for this summer's World Cup across 16 North American host cities, and a longtime ethics teacher who admits even he doesn't always know the right answer. The takeaway for ages 5–12: we don't have to have every answer, because God is wise and good, and James tells us He gives wisdom generously to all who ask — anchored in Proverbs 3:5–6 (ESV). Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together.

The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition turns the day's news into a calm, faith-filled ~5-minute story for ages 5–12. Today's episode visits a courageous teacher in Kyiv, Ukraine, explores the Eighth Commandment through a real-world copper-theft story, and anchors kids in Psalm 46:10 (ESV). Parents get a built-in prayer mission and a science fun fact to talk about together. Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

Today’s Kids Edition brings two true stories to little disciples: the high-seas adventure of the missionary ship Logos, which struck a rock and sank off the coast of Argentina while every one of its 139 passengers was safely rescued, and a gentle, prayer-focused look at the families hurting in Ukraine. We memorize Psalm 46:1, take on a map-and-prayer mission, and learn a fun fact about penguins near the bottom of the world. Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together.

In today's Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition, your little disciples meet the courageous doctors and helpers serving sick families in Uganda, and discover the amazing science of colostrum — the special first milk a newborn calf drinks. Anchored in Psalm 46:1 (ESV), the episode reminds children that God is our refuge and strength in every season, and invites them to pray for helpers around the world. This show is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — just search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

In today's Kids Edition (ages 5-12), we explore why God made us for real friendship - not screens - drawing on Pope Leo's new encyclical about AI, and we celebrate the San Antonio Spurs heading to the NBA Finals after a Game 7 win. Today's verse is Genesis 2:18 (ESV). Parents: keep the conversation going with Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together - just search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing Kids Edition, we explore a giant rocket explosion in the Texas desert (nobody got hurt!) and meet a 14-year-old spelling bee champion. Anchored in Psalm 20:7 — our hope is not in what we build, but in the name of the Lord our God.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — the free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today's Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition takes children (ages 5–12) through two of today's big headlines in kid-friendly language. We meet a former government official charged with hiding gold bars — and learn what the Bible says about loving money in 1 Timothy 6:10. Then we say goodbye to Happy, the famous Bronx Zoo elephant who taught scientists that elephants recognize themselves in mirrors, and discover what Genesis says about our job to care for God's creation. Plus today's verse (Proverbs 21:1, ESV), a kid-sized mission, and a fun fact about elephant trunks.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition is a daily, roughly five-minute news briefing for ages 5–12, made for little disciples. Today we explore what real strength looks like through the story of Jesus washing His friends' feet, and the comforting truth that we never have to hide from a God who already knows and loves us. Today's verse is 1 Corinthians 13:1 (ESV). Parents: today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — just search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition is a short, gentle daily news briefing for ages 5 to 12. In today's episode we celebrate the New York Knicks reaching the NBA Finals for the first time in twenty-seven years, and we travel to West Texas, where ranchers, scientists, and neighbors who rarely agree joined together to protect the wild beauty of Big Bend. Today's verse is Proverbs 21:1, a reminder that even the most powerful leaders are like a stream of water in God's hand. Kids finish with a simple mission and a fun fact about Big Bend's famously dark, star-filled skies. Parents: today's show is supported by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together — just search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

On today's Kids Edition: prayers for the children of Kyiv after a missile struck an apartment building in Ukraine, a kid-friendly look at the Strait of Hormuz and the ships and sailors who travel through it, and a reminder from Psalm 46 that God is our refuge and strength.Verse of the day: Psalm 46:9 (ESV) — “He makes wars cease to the end of the earth; he breaks the bow and shatters the spear; he burns the chariots with fire.”Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search “Bible Copilot” in the App Store.

Welcome to The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition — a daily ~5-minute news briefing for ages 5-12, written at a 2nd-3rd grade reading level so the whole family can listen together.Today: President Trump meets China's President Xi in Beijing, and the 2026 World Cup announces its first-ever halftime show featuring Shakira, Madonna, and BTS.Verse of the day: Hebrews 13:8 (ESV) — “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.”For parents: This show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free inductive Bible study app for the whole family. Open any verse, ask anything about it, walk through observe-interpret-apply together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing Kids Edition: President Trump lands in Beijing to meet China President Xi Jinping, with a special prayer request for imprisoned Christian Jimmy Lai. Plus, a happy report shows American kids are getting better at reading — and the old paths of phonics really are the good way. Verse of the day: Proverbs 21:1 (ESV).Brought to you by Bible Copilot — the free inductive Bible study app for your whole family.

In today's Kids Edition, we follow President Trump's trip to China to meet President Xi Jinping, watch Israel quietly defend the United Arab Emirates from missiles, and meet a 90-year-old piano-playing church servant in Iowa. Built around Proverbs 21:1 (ESV), this 5-minute episode helps kids ages 5–12 see God's hand in the headlines.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free family Bible study app. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

A kid-friendly 5-minute news briefing for ages 5–12, derived from today's adult Gospel Briefing. Today: a hero named Narges Mohammadi who has been in prison in Iran for standing up for women and for people who love Jesus — she was hospitalized this weekend, and Christians around the world are praying. Plus, world leaders are working on big peace deals — and Proverbs 21:1 reminds us God turns even a king's heart wherever He wants. We close with Psalm 46:10 and a fun fact: Iran used to be called Persia, the same land where Queen Esther reigned and Daniel was thrown in the lions' den.Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search 'Bible Copilot' in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition - nature documentary legend David Attenborough turns 100, Mother's Day is tomorrow (don't forget that hug!), and we read Psalm 19:1 together. Plus a fun fact about penguins.This show is brought to you by Bible Copilot - a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

Today Kids Edition unpacks the news for ages 5-12 in plain, kid-friendly language. We open with John 16:33 — Jesus promise that He has overcome the world — then dig into a real-world example of honesty: Christianity Today publicly retracting a story this week. From there, kids get a fun geography tour of Budapest, Hungary, where the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal will be played on May 30th. We close with a simple mission for kids: practicing the brave words I was wrong.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — the free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing: Kids Edition - Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn teaches us that trying and falling is better than never trying, and we learn how to show compassion by praying for kids in Ukraine. Today verse is Galatians 6:9 (ESV) - "Let us not grow weary of doing good." A 5-minute kid-friendly briefing for ages 5-12.This show is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

Big news for little disciples! Today we travel to Russia to learn about a two-day ceasefire planned for Victory Day in Red Square, then bounce over to Portland, Oregon to meet a woman whose neon mall-walking group is spreading joy across all ages. Anchored in Psalm 46:1-2 (ESV), kids will hear that God is our refuge whether the world feels scary or silly.Today's episode is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

In todays Kids Edition, we look at two news stories through a biblical lens: forest stewardship as wildfire prevention work falls behind heading into summer, and a bipartisan bill protecting veterans from claim shark companies. Anchored in Psalm 46:1-2, kids learn that God is their refuge and that helping others — including animals, forests, and the vulnerable — reflects the heart of Jesus.Todays show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Today's Kids Edition reframes the day's news for ages 5–12 with two safe, family-friendly stories: a counterfeit art scheme that turns into a lesson on honesty (Proverbs 11:1), and the way rising jet fuel costs ripple into wildfire-fighting planes — a real-world picture of God's interconnected creation (Ecclesiastes 1). Verse of the day is Psalm 46:10 (ESV). Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

In today's 5-minute briefing for ages 5–12: the Supreme Court hears arguments about Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian families, and the European Union pushes Meta to actually keep underage kids off Facebook and Instagram. Plus a fun geography fact about Hispaniola, a memory verse from Proverbs 15:1, and a simple prayer mission for your family.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for your whole family.

Big news for little disciples! Today the kids hear about President Trump hosting King Charles of the United Kingdom at the White House, and a giant Russian superyacht that sailed through the Strait of Hormuz against the rules. We connect both stories to Romans 12:21 — "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good."Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for your whole family. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Big news for little disciples! In todays ~5-minute Kids Edition, we explore King Charless upcoming state visit to the United States, pray for firefighters battling a massive wildfire in southeastern Georgia, and dig into Psalm 20:7 — "Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God." Plus a kid mission and a fun fact about firefighter trucks!Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for the whole family. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing Kids Edition: a scary moment at a fancy dinner in Washington — and how God kept everyone safe. Then we travel around the world to celebrate the missionaries translating the Bible into thousands of languages. Our verse is Psalm 46:10 (ESV) — "Be still, and know that I am God." Plus a fun fact about the most translated book in history.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for the whole family. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

Today on The Gospel Briefing Kids Edition: Ernesto, a young Cuban believer, keeps making videos about Jesus even when the police visit. Then we celebrate a brand new gene therapy that helps deaf children hear — and we remember the time Jesus said "Ephphatha!" Our verse is Psalm 56:8 (ESV). Plus a fun fact about the smallest bone in your body.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for the whole family. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

A kid-friendly 5-minute news briefing for ages 5-12. Today we explore Tesla humanoid robot plans, the wave of Americans relocating to Vietnam and Thailand, and what Psalm 146:3 teaches us about where to place our trust. Plus a fun fact about Thai elephants!Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free Bible study app for families. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

On todays Gospel Briefing Kids Edition: a golden helmet stolen from a museum in the Netherlands is headed back to Romania, where it was made 2,500 years ago — a reminder that lost things can come home. Then we talk about the giant tech company Meta watching how people type, and what the Bible says about work being a gift from God, not just a task a computer can copy. Todays verse is Psalm 127:1 — Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.This episode is brought to you by Bible Copilot, a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.

Big news for little disciples! Today we talk about Apple CEO Tim Cook stepping down after 15 years, and four sneaky design tricks — infinite scroll, surprise rewards, autoplay, and personalized feeds — that apps and video games use to keep kids (and grown-ups) glued to screens. We frame it all in 1 Corinthians 6:12: "I will not be dominated by anything." Verse of the day: Psalm 62:1. Fun fact included.Brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search "Bible Copilot" in the App Store.

A ~5 minute daily news briefing made just for kids ages 5–12. Today we travel to New Zealand to meet the rescue workers helping flooded families, head to Japan where families are preparing for another earthquake, and we learn that even when the ground shakes, God does not shake (Psalm 62). Plus: today's verse from Isaiah 40:8, a fun fact about New Zealand sheep, and a simple mission for your whole family.Today's show is brought to you by Bible Copilot — a free app that helps your whole family study the Bible together. Search Bible Copilot in the App Store.