Daily Bread for Kids (5786/2026 Softcover) Boys' Edition: A Messianic One-Year Bible Reading Journal for Children

HELPING YOUNG DISCIPLES BECOME STUDENTS OF THE BIBLE

READ / DOWNLOAD SAMPLE FROM LAST YEAR

Every day, kids read one portion from the Torah and one from the Gospels—a total of 10 books in one year (including Acts)! Perfect for beginning Bible-readers to systematically study the Word, while also discovering its Jewish context and calendar.

Young disciples of Yeshua (Jesus) need to study the Scriptures in a disciplined way. That's why we're so excited to introduce “Daily Bread for Kids: A Messianic One-Year Bible Reading Journal for Children.”

The Bible is God's Word. The whole Bible has also come to us through the Jewish people. It makes good sense to read it from a Jewish point of view, and “Daily Bread for Kids” is a great way to start.

Readers follow the same Torah portions that all Israel studies each week. They will also read through the four Gospels and Acts. While reading the Bible, kids follow along with the Bible's own calendar! Along they way, they will discover more about the biblical Festivals and exciting facts about what has happened in Israel's history on different days.

Rich in features and detail, Daily Bread for Kids helps young disciples of Messiah become disciplined students of the Bible.

SUITABLE FOR
Suitable for approximate ages 6–12. It is also a great read-aloud plan for parents to do with the whole family, since it is not too long. The daily readings are generally 30-40 verses a day (with exceptions). 

SEE GIRLS' EDITION

FEATURES

• Softcover Book in English
• Generous 6x9 inch Format
• Revolutionary, Messianic Reading Plan
• Follows the Weekly Torah Portion
• One Page Per Day
• Simple prompts for kids to journal what they learn
• Comprehensive Jewish Calendar with Biblical Dates
• Generous Amount of Biblical & Historical Information for kids
• Traditional & Messianic Blessings for Bible Study
  
• 380 pages

The reading plan covers October 15, 2025 – October 4, 2026 (Simchat Torah 5786 through Simchat Torah 5787).