A lesson in TELLING THE TRUTH.

The name is Fibrilarious Minimus! But you can call him Fib. A little fib turns into a big problem for Jr. Asparagus as he lies about breaking his dad’s favorite bowling plate. Finally the fib becomes a giant monster that just keeps growing and growing.

A lesson in THE POWER OF WORDS

Junior Asparagus and Laura Carrot learn just how easily rumors get started when they accidentally launch a whopper about Larry Boy’s butler, Alfred. Before they know it, their little story is spreading all over Bumblyburg like a weed.

A lesson in THANKFULNESS.

Why so blue? Because Madame Blueberry wants more stuff. Sure, she has everything she needs, but some of her friends have a lot more. Sound familiar? Your kids will learn that being greedy makes you grumpy – but a thankful heart is a happy heart.

A lesson in HANDLING PEER PRESSURE.

To celebrate the sale of their two-millionth chocolate bunny, company president Larry Nezzer announces that his workers may eat as many bunnies as they like. But Rack, Shack and Benny remember their parents told them not to eat too much candy. What will they do?

The end of silliness?

In a fit of moral outrage, Archibald Asparagus has canceled "Silly Songs with Larry". Sing yourself silly with some of your favorite Veggie Tales songs and find the answer everyone is asking…Is This the End of Silliness?

A lesson in the TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS.

You want a toy that’s fun! You want a toy that’s cute! You want Buzz-Saw Louie! As the president of the Nezzer Toy Company, Mr. Nezzer has convinced all of Dinkletown that "Christmas is when you get stuff!". But Louis finds the true meaning of Christmas isn’t in toys. It’s in something far more important.

Veggie Tales very first sing-along video.

Sing yourself silly with Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber and all their veggie buddies in this rollicking video. Includes eleven great songs for kids of all ages.

A lesson in HANDLING FEAR.

This video contains two great stories. Tales from the Crisper follows Junior Asparagus after he just watched the scary movie Frankencelery. Larry the Cucumber teaches him there’s no reason to be frightened. The second story is that of Daniel in the Lion’s den, where Daniel learns true courage.

A story about contentment by Max Lucado.

Punchinello has never felt he measured up to the other Wemmicks. Of course, most Wemmicks never feel like they quite measure up to each other either. And that’s exactly why everyone’s gone knotty over boxes and balls. Good Wemmicks have a lot, but the best Wemmich has the most!

A story by Max Lucado for children.

The whimsical Wemmicks spend their days giving out gold sticker stars for talent and cleverness. But Punchinello has never gotten a sticker for anything. But this all changes when he visits his friend the woodcarver.