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Slugs & Bugs
“The rare Scripture-memory resource kids beg to replay, and parents don't mind hearing on loop.”
Slugs & Bugs is singer-songwriter Randall Goodgame's family music brand, and its Sing the Bible series is its centerpiece: word-for-word Scripture set to songs that are genuinely well-crafted rather than merely functional. Across four volumes, plus books and The Slugs & Bugs Show video series, it aims to be silly enough for kids and clever enough that parents don't dread the tenth replay in the car.
Its strength is memorization that actually sticks. Because the songs are fun, kids replay them voluntarily, and because the lyrics track Scripture word-for-word, that repetition plants real verses. The catalog streams on every major service, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Pandora, and physical albums, songbooks, chord charts, and accompaniment tracks are sold directly through the website.
It is not, however, a tidy all-in-one app or a structured devotional. Content is spread across a store and third-party streaming platforms, most albums are paid purchases rather than one subscription, and the format is music rather than guided family worship. For families who want Scripture memory to feel like joy instead of a chore, it remains one of the best resources available.
Is it right for you?
Families who want Scripture memory to feel joyful, and who love music-driven, all-ages content for the car and the living room.
You want a single tidy app, structured daily devotions, or a fully free resource rather than albums to purchase.
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Common questions
A family music and video brand by Randall Goodgame, best known for its Sing the Bible word-for-word Scripture songs.
Yes, the Sing the Bible songs set Bible verses word-for-word to music to aid memorization.
There's no dedicated app; the music streams on major services and albums and videos are sold on their website.
Individual albums and videos run roughly $10-$15, while streaming is included with your existing music subscription.
It's made for the whole family, simple enough for toddlers but witty enough for parents to enjoy too.
