Paws And Tales

C.J. and Ned become shepherds for a day! Really, how tough can it be? When wolves plan an attack, C.J. and Ned learn first hand that a shepherd's job is not as easy as it seems. Discover how Jesus Christ, our Good Shepherd, cares for his sheep. Lesson: God Cares for you (Ps. 23:1).

C.J. and Staci set out to build a clubhouse, but they build it in an old, rotten tree. Discover why having a good foundation is essential to building a godly life. Lesson: A firm foundation, God cares for you (Prov. 10:25).

The town bully, Hugh McClaw, warns the Club that his cousin Joey is coming to town... and that the two of them are planning to make trouble. They even threaten to take over the clubhouse and make it their own! Lesson: Overcoming fears, praying when afraid (Josh. 1:9).

After finding a treasure of pirate coins, Gooz must decide how to handle her newfound wealth. Meanwhile, Staci and the Club are at odds on how to spend their club dues. Lesson: Serving others (Acts 20:35).

C.J. discovers a clue that unlocks the mystery of who set fire to the Collins mansion. Now Mrs. Collins must figure out how the culprit should be punished. Find out how showing a little grace can change a hardened heart.

During the school gift exchange, Miss Harbor challenges her class not only to appreciate their gifts, but also to spend time being thankful for the giver. Through her challenge, The Club discovers the depth of God's love in giving us a savior. Lesson: Giving thanks (Psalm 116:12-14).

Staci wishes she could help others in need. She learns that as a follower of Jesus, she can make a difference in ways beyond her imagination. Lesson: Prayer and rejoicing (2 Cor. 6:18).

C.J. and Ned alert the police after they witness Hugh and his gang commit a crime. Hugh finds out who turned him in, and he becomes hungry for revenge. In his weakest moment, C.J. discovers he has a gift that could only have come from God. Lesson: Using your God-given gifts (1 Cor.12:4-7).

After a lesson about King Arthur, the Club decides they should establish some rules of conduct (just like Arthur and his knights.) Instead of bringing peace, the rules threaten to divide them all. Lesson: Serving others (Mark 10:43-44).

Hugh brags that his soapbox derby car is the fastest; he dares Staci to drive it and see. Never one to back away from a challenge, Staci takes the car out for a spin... a spin that ends in a disaster at the bottom of Hunker Hill! Was it sabotage, or an honest mistake? The Club must decide whether to get revenge or to forgive. Lesson: Being kind and caring (Eph. 4:32).

C.J. attempts to make peace between the Club and Hugh, the school bully. Lesson: Playing by the rules (Proverbs 21:21).

The Club learns that misbehavior can lead to dangerous consequences. Lesson: Pleasing and Obeying God (Prov. 10:17).

C.J. and Staci have to finish an important list of errands for Paw Paw Chuck by the end of the day. When they're almost done, they find an injured skunk in need of aid. Will C.J. and Staci risk disappointing Paw Paw Chuck in order to help someone in need? Lesson: Putting others first (Matt. 22:39).

Miss Harbor's new play opens in just a few days, but its star is sick... or is he? Staci and Marsha do their best to cure C.J., but his real problem is fear. Will he find a remedy in time to save the play? Lesson: Overcoming fears; Jesus helps us not to fear (Phil. 4:6).

Gooz finds a “lucky” penny, soon and the Cavalry baseball team is on a roll. Is the penny just harmless fun, or is it taking focus away from playing to please God? Lesson: Pleasing and obeying God (Deuteronomy 20:2-3).

A slick traveling salesman promises to teach C.J. the secrets of success and fame. Lesson: Following God (John 8:31-32).

Marsha goes head to head in a spelling bee with Tiffany. When Tiffany shows her true colors during the contest, Marsha must decide if it’s really worth winning at any cost. Lesson: Following God (Colossians 3:23).

It’s a battle between “haves” and “have-nots” as C.J. learns how to rejoice with others, whether they have lots of money or no money at all. Lesson: Prayer and rejoicing (Rom. 12:15).

When it appears that Tiffany can fire anyone who works for her father, she forces all of Mr. Rockler's employees to become her personal servants, or else! C.J. decides Tiffany must be stopped... but can he carry out his plan after identifying her next target? Lesson: Putting others first (Phil. 2:3).

C.J. and Gooz try (in their own way) to use the gifts that God has given them. After meeting some unexpected failures, they both give up and vow never to use their gifts again! C.J. and Gooz learn how a little "gift exercise" can keep them spiritually strong. Lesson: Using your God-given gifts (Eph. 4:11-12).

When gifts begin appearing mysteriously on doorsteps all over Wildwood, Ned and Tiffany join forces to uncover the identity of the Christmas gift-giving bandit. What they discover is a special lesson in God's goodness. Lesson: Giving thanks (Psalm 118:1).

Staci believes she can identify the culprit of a general store robbery, but a mysterious visitor warns her to keep her mouth shut. Meanwhile, C.J. discovers that receiving God’s forgiveness isn’t hard at all. Lesson: doing what’s right (2 Thess. 2:13).

Staci can hardly believe what a rude reception she receives from Miss Grissel. After all, she was only trying to welcome her to Wildwood. With Miss Harbor's help, Staci learns an important lesson in showing grace to someone who's hard to love. Lesson: Showing grace to others (Col. 4:6).

After discovering a beehive full of the world's best honey, C.J. goes into business... and finds that he doesn't have time for anyone or anything that doesn't make him more money! Lesson: doing what’s right (Luke 12:15).