6 puppet programs that use everyday situations to illustrate Bible teaching. Two titles are specifically for Christmas.
 
Everybody’s Doing It (4:45) Cast: boy, girl, man. Col. 3:9. A father and his children face the issue of lying.
The Boxer (2:40) Cast: 4 men. 1 Cor. 9:24-26. A boxing ring is the setting for this illustration of living a victorious life in Christ.
The New Car (5:10) Cast: man, woman and girl. Col. 3:8. On a Sunday morning’s drive to church, a man gives a fine example of how Christians are not to behave.
Oh, Beans (5:30) Cast: 2 boys, girl. Luke 22:39-42. A boy learns that God knows the best way to answer prayers'even if it means answering no.
Songs of Christmas  (10:55) Cast: 3 boys, 2 girls. Luke 2:8-15. As a teacher rehearses her students for a Christmas program, they discuss the first Christmas.
Love at Christmas (9:00) Cast: 4 men, girl, woman. Col. 3:12. A quartet of vignettes illustrating how Christians let other matters hinder them from loving one another: “Love at Christmas" is a monologue reminding the audience that the meaning and purpose of Christmas lies beyond the rush of parties, shopping, etc.; “Call Me Anytime” presents the ineffectiveness of a well-meaning, but too busy Christian; “New People at Church” is a monologue exposing the need for churches to receive all kinds of people-not just those that “fit in”; in “The $685.00 Air Filter” a mechanic is all ready to change a simple air filter for Mrs. Hoffman, until he learns that her husband is out of town. A lesson in honesty.