Seven years had passed since Elisha warned the Shunammite woman about a coming famine.

When she finally returned home, she discovered that everything she owned was gone.

Would she ever get her home and land back?

In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we hear the true story from 2 Kings 8 of God's perfect timing, the return of the Shunammite woman, and how God restored what had been lost.

This faithful Bible story helps children learn:

• That God remembers His people
• That God's timing is always perfect
• That God keeps His promises
• Why trusting God is important, even during long waits
• How God provided for the Shunammite woman once again

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

A city was surrounded.

Food became harder and harder to find.

It seemed impossible that help would ever come.

In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we hear the true story from 2 Kings 6–7 of the siege of Samaria, God's promise through Elisha, and how four unexpected messengers discovered that God had already made a way to rescue His people.

This faithful Bible story helps children learn:

• That God always keeps His promises
• That nothing is impossible for God
• Why we can trust God even when situations seem hopeless
• How God provided for His people in an unexpected way
• Why good news should be shared with others

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

In this episode of Wonderfully Made: Bible Stories for Children, we hear the exciting story from 2 Kings 6 of Elisha, his frightened servant, and the heavenly horses and chariots of fire that God had placed around them.

This faithful Bible story helps children learn:

• Why we can trust God when we are afraid
• That God sees more than we can see
• How God protected Elisha and his servant
• What happened when God opened the servant's eyes
• That God is always able to care for His people

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