VEGGIETALES IN THE HOUSE: Puppies & Guppies/Sorry We’re Closed
Biblical Values in Your House
What You Need To Know
In VEGGIETALES IN THE HOUSE: Puppies & Guppies, Bob and Larry embark on an adventure in the kitchen. Larry and Petunia decide that they really want a puppy and are going to work in Pa’s store until they have the money to afford one. They soon find out that it is a lot more work than they imagined taking care of animals. Larry and Petunia learn the biblical principle they first have to be faithful in the little things before they can then be in charge of greater things.
In “Sorry We’re Closed,” Bob and Larry ended up hiding in Pa’s store to avoid meeting their friends, Jim and Jerry, with whom they’ve been arguing. All four of them end up hiding in the store to avoid one another, only to be accidentally locked in the store together at closing time. So in the final analysis, they have to learn how to team together with the people they have been avoiding to get out of the store. Both of these VEGGIETALES episodes quote Scripture and convey biblical principles to solve tough situations.
The Content Guide
The specifics — spoilers included by nature — so you can judge for your own family.
Content Summary
Very strong Christian, biblical messages throughout the two stories, including in “Puppies & Guppies,” where they quote Luke 16:10, “He who is faithful in what is least is faithful also in much; and he who is unjust in what is least is unjust also in much,” and in “Sorry We’re Closed” they quote Ecclesiastes 4:9, “Two are better than one for they have a good reward for their work. For if they fall, one will lift up another.”
