Jack Hamilton travels to a new school where everything he is taught will be challenged. Dubbed King Jack for his excellence in running, swimming, and playing cricket, he quickly rises in popularity. But then a foolish promise leads to broken relationships, and Jack faces the ultimate trial. He knows that God will show him what is right, and the way to do it, but he struggles to control his temper. “Stick to the truth and bide your time,” says Cyril Fane. A truth easier said than done. Join Jack as he learns the secret to humility through life’s fiery trials.
8 reviews for King Jack - Dramatic Audio MP3 Download
Rated 5 out of 5
anonymous (verified owner)–
Absorbing My boys and I loved this story. We were on vacation and I got this to listen while in the car and they didn’t want to get out of the car. They begged just a little more. I enjoyed it because they heard about getting along with difficult people and a lot about self control. Thank you
Rated 4 out of 5
anonymous (verified owner)–
Mixed Feelings We are so very thankful for the impact of Lamplighter with high quality musical and dramatic productions in the Lamplighter Theatre series. Our family listens to them until parts are memorized!
King Jack was a bit frustrating on two counts. First, the character of Jack’s antagonist is so overly obvious and stereotypical that it seems hard to believe that an astute headmaster would be duped.
Second, it seems odd to not have the Authorized Version used in a story set in the 1700-1800s. Modern versions are a recent occurence. I loved hearing more Scripture than usual, but was disappointed to not hear the grand old phrases of the King James.
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anonymous (verified owner) –
Absorbing My boys and I loved this story. We were on vacation and I got this to listen while in the car and they didn’t want to get out of the car. They begged just a little more. I enjoyed it because they heard about getting along with difficult people and a lot about self control. Thank you
anonymous (verified owner) –
Mixed Feelings We are so very thankful for the impact of Lamplighter with high quality musical and dramatic productions in the Lamplighter Theatre series. Our family listens to them until parts are memorized!
King Jack was a bit frustrating on two counts. First, the character of Jack’s antagonist is so overly obvious and stereotypical that it seems hard to believe that an astute headmaster would be duped.
Second, it seems odd to not have the Authorized Version used in a story set in the 1700-1800s. Modern versions are a recent occurence. I loved hearing more Scripture than usual, but was disappointed to not hear the grand old phrases of the King James.