Discovering the Knight's Code

Your kid will read a fantasy novel for three hours and a devotional for four minutes. This one meets them where they already are.

Middle schoolers are not resistant to God. They're resistant to being talked down to, and most Bible studies written for their age group do exactly that. They ask questions with obvious answers, they assume a level of interest the kid hasn't got yet, and they read like homework.

This study starts inside a story they already care about. Drandar's world, the knight's code, and the choices that make a character worth following become the doorway into Scripture. From there it goes to the actual text and asks real questions, the kind with more than one defensible answer.

It works whether or not your kid has read the novels. It works better if they have.

Who It's For

• Middle grade and middle school, roughly ages 10 to 14
• Youth groups, co-ops, and homeschool Bible curriculum
• Families studying together
• Kids who have written off devotionals as boring

What's Inside

• Scripture study anchored to a story kids are already invested in
• Questions with room for real discussion, not just recall
• A format that works for a group or a kid alone at a desk
• Connections to the Drandar novels for readers who want to go deeper