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In Colossians 3:16 we read: “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God” (ESV). Singing is a special way we can learn, remember, and share God’s Word. Explore this page to discover some of the best Scripture memory music and resources to help your family sing the Bible.

Scripture Lullabies
Powerful, Peaceful Music for Every Age
Scripture Lullabies are uniquely beautiful and excellent, due to their orchestral-cinematic background music and phenomenal male and female vocalists. This powerful, peaceful music will nourish the souls of everyone in your home as you hear God's Word sung over you.
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Slugs & Bugs
Songs for Laughing, and Loving God
The Slugs & Bugs albums will sometimes make you laugh, sometimes sweetly sing you to sleep, and will always point you to Jesus. Their "Sing the Bible" albums will fill your heart and mind with God’s Word. This is some of the most beloved and well-known, Scripture-saturated music for families available!
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Seeds Family Worship
Sing God's Word
In their own words, “Seeds Family Worship is a ministry on mission to see God’s Word, the Bible, planted in as many homes and hearts as possible around the world.” They create contemporary Scripture memory songs for kids that help kids learn Bible verses word-for-word. They have a library of nearly 200 songs!
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Sing Scripture
The Fun and Musical Way to Memorize God's Word
Sing Scripture makes it easy and fun to memorize God’s Word. People of all ages will enjoy their multi-genre, contemporary music and will come away from listening having memorized whole Bible verses word-for-word without even realizing they’re doing so!
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Songs for Saplings​
Helping Children Worldwide Discover and Remember Biblical Truths Through Song
Songs for Saplings is the ministry of James and Dana Dirksen, and their family. Songs for Saplings produces Scripture memory songs. Some of their most popular music is the Questions with Answers albums, which sing through the Westminster Shorter Catechism, helping kids remember foundational truths taught in the Bible as well as key Scripture verses.
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Jump Start 3
Kids' Worship That Makes Scripture Stick
JumpStart3 started because Jesus changed the heart of producer Jeff McCullough. Formerly a producer for Disney, gangster rap, and RnB music, Jeff loved the upbeat fun style of music he was producing, but wanted to only create music that would be life-giving—music filled with God’s Word that kids would enjoy. JumpStart3 will get your kids singing and dancing, but will also write God's Word on their hearts and minds.
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Getty Family Hymn Sing
Join the Gettys Online to Sing Old and New Hymns
Your family doesn’t have to sing alone! Modern hymnwriters Keith and Kristyn Getty welcome you to join their family virtually as they spend time singing hymns. In these videos, they will let you know what hymns are on the set-list, and they invite you to gather as a family and sing along with them.
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The Singing Bible
The Original Bible Storybook Musical
The Singing Bible is an audio Bible storybook, that includes 3 hours of dialogue, and 51 songs. Through many timeless musical styles, The Singing Bible tells the whole story of the Bible, familiarizing kids with every part of Scripture, while also helping kids memorize essential parts of the Bible like the names of the 66 books, the Ten Commandments, Psalm 23, The Beatitudes, and The Fruit of the Spirit.
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