For Latter-day Saint families, studying the gospel together at home is a cherished goal—and often a challenging one, especially with young children. Fortunately, a growing number of faith-based podcasts and video channels are designed specifically as companion resources to help kids better understand and enjoy the Church’s Come, Follow Me curriculum.
Here’s a list of kid-friendly Come, Follow Me resources that parents (and Primary teachers!) can use to make scripture study more engaging and accessible for children of all ages.
Kid-Friendly Come, Follow Me Podcasts
1. Call Me Sister
Best for: Ages 10+ (preteens and teens)
This podcast offers relatable gospel discussions hosted by a Latter-day Saint teacher who brings warmth, humor, and spiritual depth to her conversations. It’s a great tool to help older kids connect with gospel principles on a personal level.
2. Gospel for Kids
Best for: Ages 4–10
Produced by the Church, this podcast shares scripture stories and testimonies in ways young children can understand. It often includes music, questions, and short teaching moments for families.
3. Start Here Study
Best for: All ages
This podcast provides clear, focused insights on the weekly “Come, Follow Me” lessons and is ideal for busy families looking for concise, spiritually rich study. While not kid-specific, it’s simple enough for families to listen together.
4. Come Follow Me Study with Cali Black
Best for: Ages 10+ and parents
Cali Black breaks down gospel principles in short, understandable segments that are perfect for older children and parents learning side-by-side. Her storytelling and real-life applications make the scriptures feel relevant and approachable.
Kid-Friendly Come, Follow Me Video Channels
1. Latter Day Kids
Best for: Ages 4–10
This animated channel offers weekly “Come, Follow Me” lessons, parables, and object lessons. With colorful visuals and clear gospel messages, it’s a favorite for younger children.
2. Line Upon Line
Best for: Ages 5–12
Using fun animation and real-life applications, this channel helps children understand scriptures one principle at a time. Videos are concise and gospel-rich—great for family night or daily devotionals.
3. LEGO Day Saints
Best for: Ages 6–12
This creative channel reimagines scripture stories using LEGO animations. It’s engaging, fun, and a great way to make gospel learning feel like playtime.
4. MTC for Kids
Best for: Ages 3–10
Designed to feel like a virtual missionary training center for little ones, this channel focuses on gospel basics, songs, and lessons that help kids build spiritual habits.
5. Scripture Explorers
Best for: Ages 5–12
With weekly adventures based on “Come, Follow Me,” this channel uses animated storytelling to teach gospel truths. Kids can follow recurring characters as they explore the scriptures together. As a plus, they also make videos in Portuguese!
6. Thumb Follow Me
Best for: Ages 4–9
This quirky, puppet-style series uses humor and simple visuals to walk kids through “Come, Follow Me” stories and themes. A great pick for younger viewers who need quick and entertaining lessons.
Bonus Tip for Parents
To get the most from these resources:
- Pair an episode or video with your family scripture reading.
- Use them as a jumping-off point for discussion.
- Let your kids help pick a video or podcast each week to lead family study.
With the right tools and a little consistency, gospel learning at home can become one of your family’s favorite traditions. Which resource will you try with your kids this week?
Have you found a favorite podcast, video series, or creative tool that helps your kids connect with Come, Follow Me? We’d love to hear what’s working for your family—share your favorite resources in the comments!
Holly Wallace is a writer and storyteller drawn to meaningful questions and overlooked details. Her work explores Latter-day Saint life and culture through faithful inquiry, inviting readers to pause, consider, and engage more deeply with what matters most.
