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This week as my son was home sick in bed, I thought I would treat him to a new DVD. Wreck It Ralph was released to DVD this past Tuesday. An animated Disney flick, that I really had no interest in watching, but thought my game-loving son might.
Truth be told, I enjoyed Wreck It Ralph as much, if not more, than my boy! I was transported back to 1984, when our choice for Friday night fun with friends meant going out to the movies or the local arcade.
http://youtu.be/COC8W8uLdI8
Wreck-It Ralph longs to be as beloved as his game’s perfect Good Guy, [...] Read More
As part of the all-new JellyTelly, we’re rolling out some fun new series on the JellyTelly blog! An amazing group of parents and bloggers have agreed to be a part of our JellyTelly Parent Board, and you will be hearing from them regularly on our blog. Today, we welcome Christine Bailey.
Luci Belle,
I hope I always remember the day you asked me, “Walkin? Red boots?” and you dressed yourself quite creatively to take a walk in the rain puddles after all-night thunderstorms saturated our neighborhood. Armed with a tube of chap stick and a bottle of bubbles, you eagerly climbed down [...] Read More
The Bible Series Premiers
This Sunday, March 3, The History Channel will premier a 10-hour miniseries, THE BIBLE.
The Bible Series Extended Trailer – With Special Intro from Mark Burnett and Roma Downey from thebibleseries on GodTube.
About the Bible Series on the History Channel
Unlike other docudramas that depict stories from the Bible as little more than a nice collection of fiction, this miniseries was created and executive produced by renowned producer Mark Burnett (The Voice, Survivor, The Apprentice, Shark Tank) and Roma Downey (Touched by an Angel), two strong Christians, who believe the Bible to be the living Word of God. The [...] Read More
As part of the all-new JellyTelly, we’re rolling out some fun new series on the JellyTelly blog! An amazing group of parents and bloggers have agreed to be a part of our JellyTelly Parent Board, and you will be hearing from them regularly on our blog. Today, we’d like you to meet Stephanie Shepherd.
For the last several years, I have tried to pick a word or an idea that it seems God is wanted me to focus in on for a season. A few years ago, my word was serve as we moved into a new home and God opened [...] Read More
Escape From Planet Earth just released this past weekend, so while my husband took our oldest to the Nashville Predators’ hockey game, the youngest and I had a mom-son movie date night! After waiting in line, I couldn’t believe that the first evening showing on Saturday was actually sold out! Holy cow! I didn’t even know this movie was out! Looking over the titles and show times scrolling across the screen, I quickly realized that there were no other family-friendly movies showing at our theater, so we decided to wait the additional hour for the next showing of Escape. Besides, [...] Read More
As part of the all-new JellyTelly, we’re rolling out some fun new series on the JellyTelly blog! An amazing group of parents and bloggers have agreed to be a part of our JellyTelly Parent Board, and you will be hearing from them regularly on our blog. Today, we’d like you to meet Aaron Conrad, part of our parent duo Aaron and Heather Conrad, who will blog together.
On October 6th, 2000 we were blessed with the birth of our first child, a son. From that day till this, we’ve done our best to navigate the first time parenting thing. Over the [...] Read More
Today we’re spotlighting one of our new favorite shows on JellyTelly: Timbuktoons!
Introducing: Timbuktoons
Timbuktoons’ Scripture Shorts are cartoon object lessons that illustrate Bible verses for children to learn and love. Scripture Shorts embed God’s Word in children’s hearts in a way that will stick with them for a lifetime!
Check out videos from Timbuktoons here.
Interview with Todd Hampson
What first gave you the idea for Scripture Shorts? How do you hope families will benefit from it?
I developed and animated a little one minute short called “Plank In the Eye” just to learn how to animate in Flash back in 2003. I showed it [...] Read More
When I was little, my parents taught us, through example, to help others in need and never hesitate when given the opportunity to share our blessings with those who were less fortunate. We were a working class family, so money was always a little tight. But amazingly, all of our needs were met, and we always had enough left over to help others. Whether it was the down and out guy on the street corner, the immigrant widow who didn’t know where her children’s next meal would come form, the sick or the elderly; many of whom have no one [...] Read More
