About

We’re a mom and dad on a quest to find fun, God-honoring children’s entertainment. We believe it’s incredibly important that Christians create good children’s books, shows, and movies. That’s the big purpose behind this blog.

However, as important as we believe good children’s entertainment is, it can only do so much. We can give our kids all the best, most wholesome entertainment in the world, but if we don’t give them our time, love, and attention. If we don’t nurture them, encourage them and equip them. If we don’t play games with them, tuck them in at night, read them stories, show interest in their gifts and abilities, praise them when they do right, discipline them when they do wrong, and teach them about God, then no amount of good TV or books is going to make up for that. Ultimately, nothing else matters if we aren't taking care of our kids. 

Our influence as parents is profound, and it’s what really makes all the difference and always has. That’s why it’s so important that we equip our kids, love them, encourage them, and inspire them to live for something greater than themselves (God). That’s why it’s so important that we model being a good father, mother, husband and wife. That’s why it’s so important that we model Christ; because it doesn’t just affect our kids but their friends and the world they will one day inherit.

In a sense, this blog is all about supporting the parents who take that responsibility seriously. It’s all about helping them be good stewards of the kids they’ve been blessed with and pointing them toward good, wholesome, God-honoring entertainment along the way. 

If that’s you, we hope you find this site a valuable resource, a bit of inspiration, and a much-needed encouragement and support. Thanks for reading.

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I work in kid's entertainment and have been blessed with opportunities to ghostwrite children's books, write TV scripts, and even create a game about Noah's Ark. At heart, though, I'm just an immature father trying to glorify the Perfect Father.