This video features a short object lesson on Proverbs 27:17. Just as knives can sharpen each other, so friends sharpen each other.
Featured Verse: Proverbs 27:17
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #4: “How to Make Good Friends”
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This video features a conversation between a replica of a letter from Abraham Lincoln and a crash dummy. They discuss how the Bible is a copy of a letter from God, who wants to be our friend and keep us safe.
Featured Verse: John 20:31
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #4: “How to Make Good Friends”
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A magnet that is lamenting the constant struggle he faces being pulled sin when he wants to be pulled toward righteousness.
How do you talk to kids about the “mushy” topic of LOVE in a fun entertaining way that they will enjoy?
THIS TALE IS YOUR SOLUTION! (Available as a download and lesson HERE)
Without mentioning Love (or that “s” word) it addresses the same issue – WAITING and not giving yourself away, so you don’t miss out on a great thing later. After the tale the teacher can make the point as it relates to the topic of giving ourselves away to others when it comes to our heart and our love.
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Two scientists hire a dummy to test their new experiment. The dummy had to wait until lunch break was finished, but ended up giving parts of himself to others in need. He was rejected for the project because he wasn’t complete anymore. This tale talks about waiting for love, to save all your pieces for the right one.
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In this video, a donut and a pear discuss the similarities between eating healthy and watching what we put into our hearts spiritually. Both determine whether we will have healthy results physically and spiritually!
Featured Verse: Luke 6:45
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #2: “How to Use My Bible”
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In this video, a watermelon and a bunch of grapes discuss the power of many small grapes when they are connected to the Vine.
Featured Verse: Luke 15:1,8
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #3: “How to Grow Spiritual Fruit”
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In this video, a fresh banana and one that is old and brown discuss service to the Lord. The fresh one represents fresh service to the Lord, and the old one signifies good deeds done long ago—once good but now stale. The old one finds out why being “fresh fruit” is important!
Featured Verse: 1 John 3:18
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #2: “How to Use My Bible”
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In this video, an orange meets an apple that claims it is a banana! The orange explains to the apple that because it came from an apple tree, it can only be an apple because fruit is determined by the tree it comes from, just as a person’s fruit is determines by his or her character.
Featured Verse: Matthew 12:33
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #3: “How to Grow Spiritual Fruit”
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This video teaches on the meaning of repentance and how the Bible contains warnings to keep us safe.
In this video, two toy models – a “carplane” and an “airmobile” – regret to discover that they were assembled without the instructions! They compare their plight with people who live without following the instructions in God’s Word.
Featured Verse: Jeremiah 29:11
Source Curriculum: DiscipleTown Unit #2: “How to Use My Bible”
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