Paws and Tales - The Animated Series - Seeing the Unseen (2004) Review

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Paws and Tales - The Animated Series - Seeing the Unseen (2004) ReviewFrom "America's Pastor" Chuck Swindoll, and Insight for Living - this is the first in a series of animated videos based on the Paws & Tales radio show. Our family loved "Seeing the Unseen."

The animation is gorgeous. I haven't seen anything of this quality in the Christian marketplace before. It's really that good. But what really impressed me is how the kids responded to the message. They stayed glued to the TV the whole time and then when it was done - immediately wanted me to start it again.

The story follows Paw Paw Chuck and the kids of The Club (the same voices from the radio show, I think)and a new friend, Wally on a campout. After watching the group pray before setting out, the friend, Wally confides in C.J. that he doesn't believe in God because he doesn't believe in anything he can't see.

The group gently suggests that there are a lot of things that are real but we can't see them - things like love and wind. The message that we know God is real because we can see what he does is very clear without ever being preachy. I also like that the lesson is weaved throughout - not tacked on to the end almost as an afterthought like so many other videos I've seen.

One great thing I love about this video is that the pacing is a little slower and more thoughtful than other videos we have. Which is not to say that it's boring... far from it. There's humor, wit, adventure and a great song at the end to tie it all up. I just mean that compared to all of the zany/jumpy/crazy stuff that's out there, this was a refreshing change of pace. It had the classic pacing of a Little House on the Prairie episode.

You could tell that the creators wanted the audience to focus on the message and not get distracted by extraneous stuff. Well, in my opinion, they succeeded. This is an important lesson wrapped up in a great story delivered with humor, adventure and state of the art animation. It easily held the attention of a four, six, and twelve year old. And it's the kind of thing I want my kids learning. After watching it we had a great discussion about all of the things God created and how God puts his fingerprints on his creation.

If you're interested in building a solid foundation in your child, I highly recommend it.
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