Isaiahs Promise for Kids: The Bible Story Explained Simply

Series: Exile and Faith (Episode 10 of 10) | Scripture: Daniel/Jonah/Isaiah | Ages 6+

Isaiahs Promise is a Bible story from Daniel/Jonah/Isaiah in the Old Testament. This retelling is designed for kids ages 5 and up, using simple language they can understand and lessons they will remember.

Watch the Full Story of Isaiahs Promise

Watch Isaiahs Promise in our 60-second video lesson. Your child can follow along and take a quiz after to check what they learned.

Watch "Isaiahs Promise" on Faithful Kids

Part of our Exile and Faith series, 10 episodes covering courage, faith under pressure, obedience, hope.

What Is the Story of Isaiahs Promise for Kids?

EXILE & FAITH — EPISODE 10: ISAIAH'S PROMISE Based on Isaiah 7, 9, 11, 53 | Narrated by Jesus

Alright — this is the last episode of this series, and I saved the most personal one for last. Because this one? This one is about Me. And it was written hundreds of years before I was born.

The prophet Isaiah lived during some of the darkest days of Israel and Judah. Enemies closing in. Kings failing. And in the middle of that chaos, God gave Isaiah visions of the future — promises so specific that when they happened, there would be zero doubt God planned it all along.

Isaiah writes: "The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel" — which means "God with us."

This story comes from Daniel/Jonah/Isaiah and is part of the Old Testament.

What Does the Story of Isaiahs Promise Teach Children?

The story of Isaiahs Promise teaches children important lessons about courage, faith under pressure, obedience, hope:

• This story teaches children about courage in a way they can understand
• God's love and faithfulness are visible throughout this story
• Every Bible story connects to the bigger picture of God's plan for the world

Key Bible Verse

"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given." — Isaiah 9:6

Parent's Guide: Why This Story Matters

Every Bible story is an opportunity to talk with your child about faith in a natural, low-pressure way. After watching, ask an open-ended question like 'What was your favorite part?' or 'What do you think God was trying to teach us?' These conversations do not need to be long or perfect. The goal is simply to make the Bible feel like a living, relevant part of your family's life, not something dusty on a shelf.

Quiz: Test What Your Child Learned

After watching the video, see if your child can answer these questions:

What does the name "Immanuel" mean?

Isaiah prophesied that a virgin would give birth to a son called Immanuel, which means "God with us" — a promise that God Himself would come to be among His people.

Which of these is NOT one of the names Isaiah gave to the promised child?

Isaiah 9 names the child Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. "Conquering Warrior" is not one of the titles Isaiah used.

What does Isaiah 53 describe about the coming servant?

Isaiah 53 describes a servant who would be despised, rejected, pierced for our transgressions, and crushed for our sins — and that by his wounds, we would be healed. Jesus fulfilled every detail of this prophecy.

Discussion Questions for Families

Use these questions at the dinner table or during bedtime:

1. What was your favorite part of the story of Isaiahs Promise?
2. What do you think God was teaching us through this story?
3. How can we be more like Isaiahs in our own lives?
4. If you were in this story, what would you have done differently?
5. What does this story teach us about trusting God?

More Episodes in the Exile and Faith Series

This story is episode 10 of 10 in the Exile and Faith series:

• Judah Falls to Babylon for Kids
• Daniels Resolve for Kids
• Nebuchadnezzars Dream for Kids
• The Fiery Furnace for Kids
• The Writing on the Wall for Kids
• Daniel in the Lions Den for Kids
• Valley of Dry Bones for Kids
• Jonah Running from God for Kids
• Jonah the Lesson for Kids

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the story of Isaiahs Promise about for kids?

Isaiahs Promise is a story from Daniel/Jonah/Isaiah. EXILE & FAITH — EPISODE 10: ISAIAH'S PROMISE Based on Isaiah 7, 9, 11, 53 | Narrated by Jesus

What age is the story of Isaiahs Promise appropriate for?

This retelling of Isaiahs Promise is designed for children Ages 6+. The language is simple and age-appropriate, and the video is 60 seconds long, perfect for young attention spans.

Where is Isaiahs Promise found in the Bible?

Isaiahs Promise is found in Daniel/Jonah/Isaiah in the Old Testament. It is part of the Exile and Faith series on Faithful Kids.

Is there a video of Isaiahs Promise for kids?

Yes. Faithful Kids has a 60-second video retelling of Isaiahs Promise designed for children, with narration, visuals, and a comprehension quiz. Watch it here.

How can I use Isaiahs Promise for Sunday School or homeschool?

Play the 60-second Faithful Kids video as an introduction, then use the discussion questions above for group conversation. The built-in quiz checks comprehension. Many Sunday school teachers and homeschool parents use Faithful Kids as weekly curriculum.

What does Isaiahs Promise teach kids?

The story of Isaiahs Promise teaches children about courage, faith under pressure, obedience, hope. This story teaches children about courage in a way they can understand.