All of the following programs can be downloaded for free by Rotation.org’s supporting members. We have also updated all the guides and outlines for these programs and posted them for free public access at Rotation.org’s software page.

Jesus in Space ~ an interactive computer program about Jesus’ Baptism, Last Supper, Road to Emmaus. Your kids join Lt Stu Dent and Captain Paul Hammer aboard the Starship Tarsus for three different Jesus lesson-adventures to alien worlds full of fun, scripture, and life application. Animation, learning activities, games. Ages 6 to 15.

Elijah & Jonah ~ Four different interactive stories: (1) Elijah on Mt. Carmel and The Still Small Voice, (2) Elijah helping the Widow of Zarephath, (3) Elijah passing the mantle to young Elisha. And… (4) The entire story of the irascible Jonah and his very patient God. Presented in an interactive, animated, comic book-like interface with pop-up lesson content, quizzes and games.

Cal and Marty’s Scripture Memory Game –a fun computer game where you or your students construct your own memory verse scramble games in any translation. Individual student tracking/scoring, Add Comments and Quizzes to each verse! One of the most versatile programs in our catalog. 

Awesome Bible Stories  ~ Six major interactive Bible stories: Creation, Adam & Eve, Jacob & Esau, Esther, Zaccheus, Parable of the Talents.  Animated, narrated, with kid-friendly study notes, built-in discussion questions & quizzes and reflection activities. Ages 4-15.

Galilee Flyer ~ Four different flying “lesson-games” in one great program: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer, Kingdom Parables (leaven, mustard seed, pearl, treasure), and Famous Sayings from the Sermon on the Mount (seek first, turn cheek, and more).  Students fly the 3D skies of Galilee matching verses and learning about the meaning of these important teachings. A Kid Favorite.

Bongo Loves the Bible ~ Four fun content-filled Christian computer games “about the Bible,” including: OT and NT Books of the Bible, How the Bible came to be, and a FOUR-level Basic Bible Competency adventure game (not trivia). Surf Mummies, Bongo-eating plants, bats, lava, crows –it’s no picnic in the Jungle, but it’s certainly a fun way to learn about the world’s most important book. The download version includes the “80 New Questions” Expansion Pack and numerous improvements.

Abraham & Sarah — a music-infused interactive software program about The Call, The Covenant, Sarah’s Laughter, and Abraham & Isaac. Also includes a fun Abraham & Sarah story quiz, an interactive map game, and reflection activities. Great media, animation, interactive music, and kids telling the story. “What would you have done?”  

Joseph’s Story ~ Lesson adventure software that explores the story from Coat to Well, Potiphar to Pharaoh, Prison to Reconciliation. Your students guide a young teenage archaeologist through the “underground ruins” of Joseph’s Egyptian Palace to discover the story and reflect on its meaning.

Exodus Adventures ~ 3 Exodus computer lesson-games that teach and reflect on one of the most important stories in the world. Fly, run and explore the Exodus story terrains. Ages 7-adult. In one of Exodus’ games, your students fly Robin in her helicopter to find the burning bush and listen to God.

The Ten Commandments ~ Students meet with Moses then travel up the Mountain of God through three high-tech 360 degree navigable “photobubbles” shot on location at Mt. Sinai for this program. Students explore interactive and animated study content ‘hidden’ within each photobubble. Why does God give us rules, and what are they?

Good Sam the Samaritan -an interactive story about Jesus’ most famous parable, with activities and lots of life application.

Prodigal Son —an interactive story about Jesus’ most important parable, -teaching how God treats the prodigals (us and them!) and how we are to treat other prodigals as well.

Five Loaves ~ Two Fishes ~Our lesson-game teaches and reflects on one of Jesus’ most important miracles, Jesus Feeds the 5000. Recorded in all 4 Gospels, it reveals the identity and work of the Messiah. Students meet Peter and Jesus, and must convince a friend to come and see what Jesus is all about. Printable Student Worksheet~Guide.  We also have a free 4-week lesson set for this story that includes games, skits, video and study.

Faith Through the Roof ~ Recorded in 3 of the Gospels, the story of the man let down through the roof at Peter’s House in Capernaum sets the stage for who Jesus was, and what his teachings would emphasize. In this game, your students become one of the helpers, climb the roof and make the hole, and take part in what happens next. They also get a personal challenge from Jesus.

Let’s Talk ~ Teachers & students create characters who talk on screen about any subject you want them to. Create talking lessons, talking quizzes, and talking discussion starters using the computer’s ability to speak out loud. Great for getting kids to respond to your questions, creating spoken prayers, and reflections all can hear.

Attack of the Sunday School Zombies ~ A fun 3D style game about the right attitude to bring to Church, and how to encourage others to come with the right attitude. A fun game designed to address “complaints” and produce discussion!

Fluffy & God’s Amazing Christmas –The whole Christmas Story in 5 different interactive lessons: “Prophet Promises,” Angel Announcements, the Birth, the Shepherds, and The Magi. Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and Windows 10. Ages 5-12. Great for Sunday School, as well as, special Advent program and children’s worship use. Animated, fun, interactive, deep, and narrated by God!

Fall of Jericho — we didn’t create it, but we did make it famous in Sunday Schools!  Learn more about this popular program and get it for free at the Rotation.org download page.

Some more favorite links:

• Free Sunday School teacher recruiting and training resources at rotation.org. I’ve written a number of these resources sharing my own lesson writing insights and teacher training resources from lots of experienced educators.
• Really creative Sunday School lessons from the Rotation.org Writing Team –I write for this team and these are all lessons I heartily approve of.