In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we tell the story from 2 Kings 2. How Elijah and Elisha walk together one last time, how the Jordan River is parted, and how Elijah is taken up in a whirlwind.

This faithful Bible story helps children understand:

• What it means to stay faithful, like Elisha did
• That God’s work continues from one servant to another
• The meaning behind Elisha’s request for a “double portion”
• That God’s power is real and active

Perfect for children ages 5–10, bedtime listening, family devotions, or Sunday school.

In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we tell the story from 1 Kings 19:19–21—how God called Elisha, how he left his old life behind, and how he began to follow Elijah.

This faithful Bible story helps children understand:

• That God can call people in ordinary moments
• What it means to follow God with obedience
• How God’s work continues from one servant to another
• That following God may mean leaving things behind

Perfect for children ages 5–10, bedtime listening, family devotion time, or Sunday school.

After the victory on Mount Carmel, Elijah becomes afraid and runs into the wilderness. Tired, discouraged, and feeling alone, he flees from Queen Jezebel.

But God does not leave Elijah.

In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we explore the story from 1 Kings 19—how God provides for Elijah, meets him on Mount Horeb, and reveals Himself not in wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a gentle whisper.

This faithful retelling helps children understand:

• That even God’s servants can feel afraid and tired
• That God cares for us in our weakness
• That God often works in quiet, gentle ways
• That we are never truly alone

Perfect for children ages 5–10, family listening, bedtime, or Sunday school.