Everyone—from the youngest child to the oldest adult—experiences fear at one time or another. In fact, most kids face some type of phobia on a regular basis. Some fears are okay (e.g. fear of touching a hot stove), but a lot of anxiety is irrational and unwarranted.

Typical childhood fears change with age, but when fears persist, they can take a toll on a child's sense of worth and well-being. Tragically, worry that stems from scary childhood experiences torment too many adults.

Pete is a grumpy young pumpkin who decides to leave the pumpkin patch to avoid children and Halloween. Pete rejects his purpose, his friends, and old Farmer Dale and wanders off, only to end up alone and afraid in a dark and scary place.

However, just like God came looking for us in our wanderings, Farmer Dale finds, forgives, and restores Pete.

Blood Born tells the story of a Germanic boy transformed into a Roman centurion, eventually becoming a follower of Yeshua due to a dramatic encounter at the cross. From an untimely birth in a cave in Germania where his father curses him, to Jerusalem and the death and resurrection of Yeshua, this is a heroic story of adventure, suffering, and redemption.