Today’s burning-bush ornament helps Tory and TJ revisit Exodus 3, when God called Moses and revealed His name: “I AM.” Jesus uses the same name later, showing us He is the eternal God who rescues His people. Each day of the Jesse Tree reminds us that God sees, God hears, and God saves. Through Jesus—the true and better Moses—we see God’s power and His nearness.Follow Us:Instagram | Website | Newsletter
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Jesse Tree: Day 7 - Joseph
With the colorful coat ornament, Mr. Wiseman remembers Joseph—deeply loved, betrayed, and yet used by God to save many lives. Joseph’s story in Genesis 37 and 50 points to Jesus, who was also rejected and betrayed but gave His life so that we could be saved. As the Jesse Tree grows, we’re learning that God can turn even the hardest moments into something good and redemptive—just like He did through Jesus.Follow Us:Instagram | Website | Newsletter
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Jesse Tree: Day 6 - Jacob
The ladder ornament leads Tory and TJ into Jacob’s dream from Genesis 28—a stairway reaching from earth to heaven. Jesus later tells us that He is the way to God. Where sin separates us, Jesus restores us. Through the Jesse Tree, we’re seeing how every story points to Jesus. Today reminds us that God came down to us so that we could be brought back to Him forever.Follow Us:Instagram | Website | Newsletter
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Jesse Tree: Day 5 - Isaac
Farmer Caroline joins us to revisit the powerful story from Genesis 22. God asked Abraham to offer Isaac—but then provided a ram in his place. This moment points forward to the greatest gift of all: Jesus, God’s own Son, who would one day be sacrificed so we could live. Every ornament on the Jesse Tree shows us more of God’s rescue plan. Today, we remember that Jesus is the Lamb who takes our place and gives us life.Follow Us:Instagram | Website | Newsletter
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Jesse Tree: Day 4 - Abraham
Today’s star ornament helps Tory and TJ remember God’s big promise to Abraham. In Genesis 12 and 15, God showed Abraham the night sky and promised that his family would one day be more numerous than the stars. That promise was ultimately pointing to Jesus—the descendant who would bless the whole world and bring people from every nation into God’s family. The Jesse Tree keeps showing us that God always keeps His promises. Every star reminds us that Jesus is God’s greatest promise kept.Follow Us:Instagram | Website | Newsletter
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This adventure podcast for kids is fun, upbeat, and rich with biblical theology. Each week, kids can join TJ and Tory as they adventure through the attributes of God.
Each episode features one letter of the alphabet and the corresponding attribute of God from our best selling card set, the ABCs of God's Attributes.