Whitestone Media
Theo Presents
A short-episode animated series in which an elderly English theologian named Theo, with two mice, teaches children one doctrine per episode: God's love, grace, heart, truth and desire. Each volume ties the teaching to Scripture rather than to a moral lesson.
Why this is listed
The official site describes it as a Christian children's cartoon series teaching God's Word, sold as five home-edition DVD volumes (God's Love, Grace, Heart, Truth, Desire) and as downloads, with a five-pack bundle. Produced by Whitestone Media.
Before you press play
Short animated episodes in which an elderly teacher explains one doctrine at a time to two mice, with Scripture quoted on screen. Gentle and clear. Young children and up.
Suited to Young children. Age judgements are ours, not a rating board’s — you know your own family.
How to start
- Open theopresents.com (opens an external site) and read what Whitestone Media says about itself before you read anything else.
- Read the note above first. It is there so an evening does not go wrong twenty minutes in.
- Watch it yourself before you watch it with children, if there are children.
- Read the passage it dramatises alongside it. The point is to send you back to the text, not to replace it.
- Afterwards, ask what the story added and what it left out. That conversation is worth more than the film.
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- Cost
- Varies
- Time
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- Where
- Online
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- Cost
- Paid
- Time
- Weeks
- Where
- Online
- Who for
- Young children · Series
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Keys for Kids daily devotional
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A daily devotional for children with a short story, a Bible passage and a key verse, posted on the web each day and also available as audio, a podcast and a free app. Spanish and Chinese editions are linked from the same page.
- Cost
- Free
- Time
- Ongoing
- Where
- Online
- Format
- Devotional · Introductory
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