Puppetry Zone

GNN reporter, Wendy Spirit, interviews Fire Dog, on the scene of a fire blazing on peoples' heads. Fire Dog recounts the amazing man speaking "Doginese" and another "Doglish." A red helium inflated balloon explains how the Holy Spirit "lifts us up" to do God's Work.

Jesus was the first one born in all of creation. This is the first picture we have of an invisible God: Someone born like you and me, someone born like all creatures great and small.

Lots of kids get excited about going fishing. Get excited about fishing for people.

God gives many commands that go against your natural inclinations.

Lilly the lamb is frantic, she has heard stories of how lambs were sacrificed for the sins of the people and she just knows that it's her turn; it's up to Camille and her friends to tell Lilly about God's Lamb - Jesus, the ultimate sacrifice.

Do you expect to get into heaven because you're better than others are? Nobody is about to make it on his own goodness.

Treat everyone you meet as if they could be God in disguise.

A puppet wants the Big Studio to make a movie about the King of Kings. Wanna hear his pitch?

Is your walk with the Lord controlled by those around you or are you leading a double life? Be a warm blooded, faithful Christian, no matter how cold the world around you is.

Kids should get the job finished and not falter.

Outback Jack learned the true meaning of Easter in this funny take off of the Crocidile Hunter.

Don't look in the mailbox for this invitation, and don't plan on bringing a guest. Ricky and Ronnie, those two loveable puppets, teach us how to RSVP. With laughs!

Our God was different. He is alive! Only He can hear and answer our prayers. I think I will go and pray to the only true, living God.

But our God is different. He is alive! Only He can hear and answer our prayers.

This script uses a puppet to help tell the story. The story line is about a princess who is waiting for a letter from her prince. When she finally gets it, she only reads bits and pieces at a time, storing it carefully away until the next time she reads a bit. She never reads the whole things. Kids, of course, object to this; and so we use a second ending. The princess gets the letter, reads it all, shares it, takes it with her everywhere. That is how we should read and treat God's love letter to us.

Remember that God is in control, and He knows what's best for you. Let Him put you in the right place at the right time. Be patient and wait for Him.

Many people think they can enjoy Christmas without paying much attention to Christ Himself? It is true that they may have good times, but they're missing the meat. They're not enjoying the best.

This conversation between God and Noah about a second Noah's Ark doesn't appear in the Bible ... I wonder why? This script is just for fun with older kids and/or adults.

A Russian comes to Christ through the testimony and faithfulness of a young Christian.

You know you can talk to God and He will help you resist the temptation. He will never overload you.

Another in Puppet2Puppet's series of puppet plays written BY Kids, FOR kids.

Some things may not in themselves be sinful, but if they keep you from serving the Lord, they're wrong for you.

You shouldn't be afraid if you know Jesus as Savior. You can cross the finish line and receive your reward.

God sent Jesus to save us from our sins. He's the real gift of Christmas, but too many people ignore Him altogether. They get distracted by the trimmings of Christmas -- the presents, lights, gifts, trees and carols -- and they ignore the Savior completely.

What does Christmas mean to you? Do you worship Christ at Christmas time, or do you get caught up in the trimmings?

Only One can rule them all.

If God asks you to do a job, He will give you the necessary tools to handle it.

If you haven't come to Christ, and confessed your sin and asked Him to be your Savior, you're not on the right track.

In our Bible lesson, Daniel "purposed in his heart" (made up his mind ahead of time) that he would not do wrong. You need to do that, too.

Do you know God's rules? Do you follow them, or do you change them to suit yourself?

Have you been putting off writing a thank you note to someone? And what about the Lord? Do you owe Him a 'thank you prayer'?

A popular story dramatized to teach kids about fluidity of dreams and expectations, and the wonderful way that God reveals his plans to all of us.

Don't be deceived by the deceiver and forget Jesus.

Jesus is cheering for us!

We are not accidents. We are part of God's plan and creation.

We should not be too quick to judge, we need to "walk in their shoes" for a while. Try to understand their circumstances better. Don't judge them; pray for them.

"Maybe the people will listen to a puppet teling them what to do..."

Treat others the way you would like to be treated even if it doesn't seem fair to you.

A little anger can't be helped, but it always needs to be gotten rid of as soon as possible before any lasting damage is done.

If your plugged into the Lord than you will be able to do so many good things for Him!

There are also Christians who know of sin in their lives. They too, need to mourn, or repent, and then they'll find the comfort of the full forgiveness that God has promised.

The Little Count (son of 'The Count' on Sesame St) tries to create a rabbit out of thin air. He then figures out that magicians can only do tricks - only God can create things.

In today's world many people change it around so that the good seems to be evil and the evil seems to be good. (Based on Isaiah 1:1, 10-20)

This tries to teach children how to understand the Trinity and also how to understand how God made man multidementional too.

Christ, and Christ alone is our ticket to heaven. God won't look at our faces or at who we are. He will only look to see if we have Christ in our hearts.

Arthur, an old obsessive ticket collecter, tries to figure out which ticket to use to get into heaven.

When you give your life to Christ, you need to be baptized so that you too can show the world like Jesus.

Carl is a bit confused over the word "Tithe" He brings all his neck ties for the offering just to find out he's got the wrong tithe.

Treat Sunday as a special day. Get to bed early on Saturday so you'll be ready to serve and worship the Lord on Sunday.