![]() VanDyke Entertainment Announces Two-Part Children's Bible Music Project"Walking With God: Bible Stories In Song" Old Testament & New Testament Collections
Created for families, churches, schools, and ministries, Walking With God brings Scripture to life through joyful, memorable, and age-appropriate songs that help children learn biblical truths through music. A Musical Journey Through God's Big Story This two-part project follows the biblical timeline from Creation to the Resurrection, allowing children to experience God's story in a meaningful and engaging way. Old Testament Songs Include:
Each song is written in simple, sing-able language designed to make biblical themes accessible to young hearts while maintaining strong scriptural foundations. A Vision Rooted in Faith and Unity CEO and Project Producer Steven VanDyke describes the project as more than music. "This is about helping children understand that they are part of God's big story. These songs teach courage like David, trust like Job, obedience like Noah, forgiveness like the Prodigal Son, and hope through the Resurrection. We want families singing these truths together." Lyra's warm, youthful vocal performance brings authenticity and relatability, creating songs children can both enjoy and remember. Designed for Churches & Families Walking With God: Bible Stories In Song is ideal for:
Listen to this project and explore the VanDyke Entertainment music catalog on SoundCloud at https://www.SoundCloud.com/ Listen to VanDyke Entertainment Radio at http://www.VanDykeEntertainment.net and enjoy a continuous stream of inspiring music, exclusive artist releases, timeless favorites, and the diverse sounds that define the VanDyke Entertainment movement. About VanDyke Entertainment VanDyke Entertainment is dedicated to producing faith-centered creative content that inspires families, strengthens communities, and promotes unity through biblical truth. Under the leadership of Steven VanDyke, the company continues expanding its impact through music, storytelling, and faith-based creative projects. End
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