9 more situational examples of Bible doctrine. Assorted casts.
 
That’s My Boy (3:24) Cast: man, woman, boy. Heb. 12:10-11. Chuck learns why loving parents discipline their children.
The Family Team (3:26) Cast: boy, woman, 2 girls. 1 Chr. 12:20-27. A look at how every member of a family is an important part of the whole.
A Helping Hand (5:40) Cast: woman, girl, boy. Matt. 6:2-4. Janet and Ted learn that the best way to help others is quietly.
Good Neighbors (5:27) Cast: man, woman, girl, boy. Prov. 3:29. A father is reminded by his wife and children how to forgive and forget.
Consider the Lilies (4:02) Cast: man, flower. Matt. 6:25-31. A talking flower encourages Rupert to trust God for all his needs.
A Creative Cake (6:33) Cast: girl (human hand), boy. Heb. 13:17. Cakes (and lives) turn out better when we follow instructions.
A New Song (3:17) Cast: man, girl. Matt. 15:18., Ps. 40:3. Christine and her father talk about how a heart that’s right with God results in good things coming from the mouth.
Onward Christian Soldiers (4:22) Cast: 4 men. Ps. 23. A soldier departing on a dangerous mission shares his faith in God with his friends.
Saved in Silver City (7:59) Cast: 2 men, woman. Mark 8:36, John 10:10b. Clip Sterling is wealthy and successful, yet feels empty inside until someone tells him about Jesus.