Kids’ Corner · ages 4 to 12

Hide God’s Word in your heart!

Learn a short Bible verse each week with Little Lamp. Play games, earn stars, hear Little Lamp read the verse, pray along and enjoy a story Jesus told.

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Verse of the week · Week 44

“For nothing spoken by God is impossible.”

Luke 1:37 (WEB)

Little Lamp’s favourite verse · Wednesday

My favourite Bible verse today is…

“Allow the little children to come to me!”

Mark 10:14 (WEB)

A new verse every day.

Memory Verse game

Pick a game. Every game shows the Bible reference, so you know where to find the verse.

Little Lamp Bible Stories

Bible stories and songs for children on the Little Lamp YouTube channel.

Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)

Grown-ups: YouTube is a separate website. Please watch together with your child.

Pray along with Little Lamp

Tap for each line, then say it out loud. Fold your hands and close your eyes if you like.

  1. Little LampLet’s say thank you to God together! Say it after me.

The Good Shepherd

A story Jesus told, from Luke 15:4–7. Tap “Next” to turn the page.

  1. A gentle shepherd, seen from behind, looks over his flock of sheep in a green meadow.

    A shepherd had one hundred sheep. He counted them. Ninety-seven, ninety-eight, ninety-nine… Oh no! One little lamb is missing!

    “…if you had one hundred sheep and lost one of them…” Luke 15:4 (WEB)

Jesus said

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.”

John 10:11 (WEB)

For parents and teachers

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  • Stars and progress are saved only on this device (in the browser’s local storage).
  • Verses come from the World English Bible, British Edition (WEB), always with the reference. Some are a well-known part of a verse.
  • Little Lamp’s voice is a recorded voice clip saved on this website. Sound is off until your child taps Little Lamp, a 🔊 button or “Sound on”. Nothing plays by itself.
  • The Good Shepherd pictures show Jesus as a gentle shepherd, from behind. Bible words are from the World English Bible (British Edition), with references.