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Welcome to ARK: Apostolic Radio for Kids—where faith meets fun! Our vision for ARK is to provide a safe place for our kids to get fresh, exciting, Apostolic content to listen to - for fun, encouragement & entertainment. You’ll find connections with Apostolic Kids YouTube channel, SPARK magazine, ACTS in ACTION curriculum, and much more - as well as exclusive content found only here. Join us as we work together to keep kids pointed toward Heaven—one fun, faith-filled adventure at a time!

  1. ATL: Something Is Different - S2 E22

    1d ago

    ATL: Something Is Different - S2 E22

    Some doors you walk through every day without thinking. Others you stand in front of for a long time before you knock. Tanner, Lina, and Micah finally go to Mr. Henry’s porch. The star from last week is gone. Tanner knocks. The door opens. “I was wondering when you’d come.” Inside, Mr. Henry’s kitchen table is covered in wooden stars. He’s been at the church for forty-one years. His grandchildren moved away eleven years ago, and he started carving stars after they left — not knowing who they were for. He placed them in the church, around the neighborhood, year after year. Most went untouched. He almost stopped. But God didn’t tell him to stop. So he didn’t. Then, in January, three kids started finding them. And they didn’t ignore them. Mr. Henry reveals that the stars weren’t random. They were armor — the whole armor of God from Ephesians 6. Truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, the Word. Every star was a piece of equipment. He’d been fitting them for battle without them knowing. He gives them one final star — larger, heavier, polished: “PUT ON THE WHOLE ARMOR.” And then he says the words that change everything: “After this, you place your own.” Key Scripture Ephesians 6:11 (KJV) “Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.” Family Discussion • Is there something God has asked you to do faithfully, even when you can’t see the results yet? Big Idea Faithful obedience doesn’t need an audience — it needs a willing heart and enough time for God to work.

    10 min
  2. ATL: Don't Forget - S2 E21

    May 26

    ATL: Don't Forget - S2 E21

    Some days you move forward. Other days you stop and look at how far you’ve come. Both matter. With school almost over, Tanner, Lina, and Micah sit on the living room floor and read through the entire Star Log — five months of messages, locations, and choices. For Micah, it’s the first time he’s heard the full story from the beginning. From “BE READY” in a printer room to “IN MY NAME” behind a bulletin board, every entry cost them something. Standing firm cost Tanner a spot on student leadership. Peace cost him his pride. Holiness cost him a grade. But they’re still here. Then Tanner finds something tucked behind the last page of the Log — a folded note in handwriting that isn’t theirs: “You’re ready for what’s next.” On the walk home, they pass Mr. Henry’s house. A wooden star sits openly on his porch railing — not hidden, not tucked away. Displayed. Tanner wants to go to the door. Lina holds him back one last time: “Not yet.” But the porch light stays on a little longer than usual. Key Scripture Deuteronomy 6:12 (KJV) “Then beware lest thou forget the LORD, which brought thee forth.” Family Discussion • What has God done in your life that you never want to forget? • How do you remember what God has done? Do you write it down, talk about it, or pray about it? • Why is it important to look back before you move forward? Big Idea: Remembering what God has done anchors you for what’s ahead.

    9 min
  3. ARK: The Power Of Remembering - S2 E24

    May 25

    ARK: The Power Of Remembering - S2 E24

    Some memories are too important to lose. In today's episode of ARK, we journey to the Jordan River and discover why God told His people to build a memorial of twelve stones after crossing into the Promised Land. Through cowboy stories, weather forecasts, and a powerful Bible lesson from Papa’s chair, kids learn that remembering what God has done builds faith for what He will do next. Miss Sunshine and Benny talk about honoring heroes and remembering God’s faithfulness. Ben Breezy reports live from the overflowing Jordan River. The Rubber Bandit shares the legend of Boots the horse and a flying horseshoe. And the ARK crew reminds us that answered prayers, miracles, camp moments, and God’s presence become our own “stones of remembrance.” This episode encourages every child listening:Don’t forget what God has done.Remember His faithfulness.And keep building your faith one memory at a time. Verse of the WeekJames 2:19 (KJV) “Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble.” What Kids Will Learn Why Joshua built memorial stones at the Jordan RiverHow remembering God’s faithfulness builds faithThat testimonies matterWhy Memorial Day is importantHow to create their own “stones of remembrance”Challenge of the WeekStart your own memory jar or “faith journal.” Write down prayers God answers, moments He helps you, or times you felt His presence. Then remember: the same God who helped before can help again.

    23 min
  4. ATL: It's Still Happening - S2 E20

    May 19

    ATL: It's Still Happening - S2 E20

    Some weeks change the calendar. Others change the person. At school, people are noticing something different about Micah — even if they can’t name it. A girl named Ava sits down at their lunch table uninvited and asks the question that starts everything: “What happened to you?” Micah doesn’t preach. He just tells the truth: “Something real happened and I can’t undo it. And I don’t want to.” On the walk home, Tanner and Lina explain what the Bible says about baptism — that every time people received the Holy Ghost in the book of Acts, they were baptized in the name of Jesus. Acts 2. Acts 8. Acts 10. Acts 19. It’s the pattern. Micah decides. Wednesday night, he is baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of his sins. Afterward, they find a star behind the church foyer bulletin board. The message: “IN MY NAME.” It was already there before tonight. Whoever is placing these stars was ahead of them — again. Micah’s Star Log entry: “I was baptized in Jesus’ name tonight. It’s real. All of it.” Key Scripture Acts 10:47–48 (KJV) “Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized, which have received the Holy Ghost as well as we? And he commanded them to be baptized in the name of the Lord.” Family Discussion • The Holy Ghost and baptism in Jesus’ name happened all through the book of Acts. Do you believe it’s still happening today? • Why is baptism in Jesus’ name important? What does it mean to you? • Ava noticed something different about Micah before he ever said a word about God. How does your life show what you believe? Big Idea The gospel isn’t a history lesson — it’s a living pattern, and it’s still happening today.

    11 min
  5. ARK: It Happened Everywhere S2 E23

    May 18

    ARK: It Happened Everywhere S2 E23

    The promise didn’t stay in one room. In this exciting episode of ARK, we follow the spread of the Holy Ghost from Jerusalem to Caesarea to Ephesus—and discover that what happened in Acts chapter 2 didn’t stop there. Through powerful Bible stories, hilarious moments with Rick Roaster, Ben Breezy’s worldwide “forecast,” and the Truth Traveler archive files, kids learn that the Holy Ghost is for everyone everywhere. Peter watches the Holy Ghost fall at Cornelius’ house. Paul meets believers in Ephesus who had never even heard about the Holy Ghost. And every time God fills people with His Spirit, the evidence is the same: speaking with other tongues. This episode reminds every child listening:The promise is still moving.God is still filling people today.And the Holy Ghost is for you too. Verse of the Week2 Chronicles 7:14 (KJV) “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land." What Kids Will Learn The Holy Ghost wasn’t only for Acts chapter 2God poured out His Spirit in many different placesThe promise is for every nation, family, and ageThe Bible evidence of the Holy Ghost is speaking in tonguesGod is still moving todayChallenge of the WeekPray every day this week and thank God for His promises. Ask Him to fill your heart with His Spirit and help you tell others that the promise is for them too.

    26 min
  6. ATL: I Didn't Expect That - S2 E19

    May 12

    ATL: I Didn't Expect That - S2 E19

    Some Sundays change everything. Not because you planned it — but because God did. Micah comes to church for the first time. He’s nervous, his mom ironed his shirt twice and cried, and Tanner has been awake since 6:45 rehearsing ways to make church sound normal. But nothing about this Sunday is normal. During worship, something shifts in Micah. At the altar call, he stands up and walks forward. Tanner and Lina kneel beside him. No one coaches him. No one performs. The Spirit of God meets a boy who came with nothing but honesty — and it’s enough. Micah receives the Holy Ghost. Afterward, they find a star pressed into the wood of a church pew — smooth, worn, old. It’s been there for years. The message: “I WILL POUR OUT.” In the parking lot, Lina reveals she saw Mr. Henry in the back pew. He stood up silently when Micah went to the altar — not coming forward, just praying from the back row. Like he knew what was about to happen. And Micah writes in the Star Log for the first time: “I felt found.” Key Scripture Acts 2:38 (KJV) “Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” Family Discussion • Do you remember a time when God felt closer than ever? What did that moment mean to you? • How does it feel to know the Holy Ghost is still being poured out today — just like in the book of Acts? • Have you ever been surprised by what God did when you weren’t expecting it? Big Idea The Holy Ghost isn’t just history — it’s happening now, to kids just like you.

    14 min
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Welcome to ARK: Apostolic Radio for Kids—where faith meets fun! Our vision for ARK is to provide a safe place for our kids to get fresh, exciting, Apostolic content to listen to - for fun, encouragement & entertainment. You’ll find connections with Apostolic Kids YouTube channel, SPARK magazine, ACTS in ACTION curriculum, and much more - as well as exclusive content found only here. Join us as we work together to keep kids pointed toward Heaven—one fun, faith-filled adventure at a time!

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