The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters Series

By Garrett Romines

Bible stories retold through Minecraft worlds, from creation and Moses to Jesus and Paul.

vibrant · engaging · imaginative · humorous

What is The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters series by Garrett Romines about?

Written in the mid-2010s by Garrett Romines and Christopher Miko, this series retells Bible stories through colourful Minecraft-style scenes, speech bubbles and gentle in-game humour. It begins with a broad journey through the Old and New Testaments, then progresses into separate volumes focusing on the Old Testament, New Testament, Jesus, Moses, Paul, and notable biblical heroes and villains. Aimed at roughly seven- to eleven-year-olds, it may appeal especially to Minecraft fans, visual readers and children exploring Bible stories for the first time. The series includes serious themes such as danger, death, conflict and crucifixion, presented in simplified, child-friendly language.

Genres

Adventure Humour Non-fiction

About the author

Garrett Romines is an author and teacher who loves writing exciting adventure stories, especially for young readers. He is well known for his Minecraft-inspired books, such as 'The Elementia Chronicles.' Garrett enjoys helping children use their imagination and creativity to explore new worlds through reading and learning.

All the books in The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters series (in order)

The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters

by Christopher Miko and Garrett Romines

Book 1 of 3

What happens when Bible adventures burst into colourful Minecraft blocks, from Eden to Jesus’ miracles?

The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters: Heroes and Villains

by Garrett Romines

Book 2 of 3

Bible heroes and villains enter Minecraft—will courage, betrayal and redemption change their pixelated worlds?

The Unofficial Bible for Minecrafters: Life of Jesus

by Garrett Romines and Christopher Miko

Book 3 of 3

What happens when Jesus’s stories come alive in a block-built world full of surprises?

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