Theo and God's love: a new DVD Bible series

Theo – ‘God’s Love’ is the first in the new animated DVD series with 3 epidsodes that will captivate children with all the charm, character and quality of the classic Disney animations.

In our media saturated world, it’s not always easy to help children understand the basic Bible truths.

Theo, the new animated DVD series, takes the media children love and applies it to the truths of the Christian faith that leads them gently, and at a pace that won't leave them confused and none the wiser.

Good News children can take in

Beginning with a warm invitation from the central character himself, Theo invites viewers in with the promise of ‘some good news’.

Theo lives in a beautifully corner of the idyllic English countryside drawn with all the charm of the classic Disney animated movies.

Bible stories at a gentle, easy pace

The animated artwork gives the 3 short episodes and warm and comforting feel without the frenetic rush of many children’s movies today.

Accompanied by his two mouse friends, Belfry and Luther, Theo opens up the Bible and lets its stories speak direct to the children.

Practical focus on Bible themes

Focused more on key themes and their real life meaning than many children’s teaching materials, Theo is tour through the Bible for children, parents and teachers.

In the first DVD of the series, ‘God’s Love’, Theo reveals the nature of God's character, the Bible, salvation and Godly living.

Three easy to grasp Bible truths

With easy-to-understand illustrations that make children want to learn more about the Christian faith, the three episodes explore:

• Saving Faith: Theo shares the story of Abraham, and how God’s promised a Saviour, Jesus, was sent into the world at just the right time.
• Loving Obedience: With Luther’s friends, Luther and Belfry, children hear the story of Jonah and discover the blessings that come when we love God.
• Forgiveness: forgiving isn’t easy for Theo’s furry friends Luther and Belfry as they learn of God’s forgiveness in the parable of the “Unforgiving Servant.”