The purpose of the "Jerry and Bob" series is to share the Bible in a fun way. To entertain, but also to do what Jesus had asked his disciples to do: "And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature" (Mk 16:15). Jerry is ten years old and somewhat of a rascal and quite adventurous, but well behaved. His mother is the District Attorney of their home town and that could certainly be why. Bob is also ten years old. His father is the head pastor of a small Christian church, so he knows a bit about God. He's not quite as curious or brave as Jerry. Bob would never try to bend a rule or take a short cut, but he's still a boy. It wouldn't be expected, but they are the best of friends and call themselves The Mighty Hunters. They're not sure, but they think they may need another one to join them, like the Three Musketeers. Jerry is going to learn about God, Jesus, The Holy Ghost, Moses, Mary, Adam and Eve, The Ten Commandments, and Sin. Bob didn't know that Jerry is friends with Old Man Jenkins, and he's terrified. Jerry's afraid of God, thinking he may need a lawyer. This story is about Jerry and Bob, but the sole purpose of it is to teach children and adults about Jesus Christ.