telling kids the story of jesus while helping them overcome bullying by prayer 

Gods Chosen One 

Isaiah walking with a protective and confident expression, holding hands with Dallas and Mason on a school path.

Isaiah walked his little sister Dallas and brother Mason to school every morning. At fourteen, he took his role as big brother very seriously. He loved telling them stories about Jesus on their walks. "Jesus helps us be brave," Isaiah would say, squeezing their hands reassuringly.

The Big Brother

Dallas crying into Isaiah's shirt, Isaiah gently wiping her tears with a comforting expression.

Dallas came home crying from kindergarten. "The big kids laughed at my hair," she sobbed into Isaiah's shirt. Isaiah gently wiped her tears. "Did you know Jesus had long hair too?" he asked. "And people sometimes made fun of him, but he stayed kind."

Dallas's First Day

Isaiah and Dallas sitting together, eyes closed in prayer, a peaceful atmosphere around them.

That night, Isaiah taught Dallas a special prayer. "Jesus, give me courage when I'm scared," they whispered together. Dallas closed her eyes tightly. "Jesus was brave even when people weren't nice to him," Isaiah explained. "We can be brave too."

A Prayer for Courage

Mason with a thoughtful expression, sitting at a table with a half-eaten lunch, Isaiah sitting across with a supportive look.

Mason pushed his lunch around his plate silently. "Some boys at school keep taking my things," he finally admitted. Isaiah nodded understandingly. "Jesus taught us about turning the other cheek," he said. "But that doesn't mean we can't ask for help."

Mason's Trouble

Dallas and Mason listening intently to Isaiah, who has a wise expression, in a cozy room.

"Jesus once stopped his friends from fighting back against people who were mean," Isaiah told his siblings. Dallas and Mason listened with wide eyes. "He said to love your enemies and pray for them." Mason frowned, "That sounds really hard."

The Jesus Story

Mason dreaming with a serene expression, imagining Jesus sitting beside him on a playground.

That night, Mason dreamed about Jesus sitting beside him on the playground. "I was scared too sometimes," Jesus said kindly in the dream. "But love is stronger than fear." Mason woke up feeling strangely peaceful and ready to face the day.

The Dream Helper

Isaiah sitting thoughtfully in his room, hands clasped in prayer, a sense of determination on his face.

Isaiah had his own bullies to face at the high school. "They make fun of me for talking about God," he confessed to his mom. He remembered his own advice to his siblings. That night, Isaiah prayed for strength just like he taught Dallas and Mason.

Isaiah's Challenge

Isaiah, Dallas, and Mason standing together with determined expressions, making a pact in a cozy living room.

"Jesus had friends who stood by him," Isaiah told Dallas and Mason. "We need to stand together too." The siblings made a pact to help each other. "And Jesus is always with us," Dallas added with a confident smile.

Standing Together

Mason picking up books for a surprised classmate, with a kind expression, in a school hallway.

Mason saw his chance when one of his bullies dropped his books. Instead of walking past, he helped pick them up. The boy looked surprised but mumbled "thanks." "Jesus said to do good to those who aren't nice to you," Mason explained to Dallas later.

The Kind Response

Dallas smiling confidently, offering colorful hair ribbons to classmates in a cheerful classroom.

Dallas brought extra hair ribbons to school. "For anyone who wants pretty hair like mine," she announced to the class. The same girls who had laughed now asked to borrow her ribbons. Isaiah beamed with pride when she told him.

Dallas Shares

Isaiah with a welcoming expression, leading a small prayer group at a school lunch table, Mason among the group.

Isaiah started a small prayer group at lunch. "We pray for everyone, even the bullies," he explained. Mason and some friends joined from the middle school. "Jesus taught us that prayer changes things," Isaiah said. "Sometimes it changes us first."

The Prayer Circle

Isaiah, Dallas, and Mason walking to school, Isaiah with a thoughtful expression, Dallas skipping happily.

"We are all God's chosen ones," Isaiah told his siblings as they walked to school. Dallas skipped happily beside him. "Even the bullies?" Mason asked thoughtfully. Isaiah nodded, "Everyone is chosen for something special. Just like Jesus was."