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Why Bible Cartoons Are More Than Just Entertainment for Christian Families

You might think Bible cartoons are just another way to entertain your kids while you get dinner on the table. But let me tell you something as a parent, a minister, and a Christian creative… these cartoons are doing WAY more than babysitting.


In fact, the right cartoon — one that’s rooted in the Word of God — can plant seeds of faith that last a lifetime. I’ve seen it with my own eyes, and Dex Davis is living proof.


Cartoons Shape Beliefs Faster Than Sunday School


Let’s be real — your kids spend more time watching cartoons than sitting in Bible study. That’s not a guilt trip. That’s just the truth of today’s culture.


So the question becomes: *What kind of truth are those cartoons teaching them?*


What Makes a Bible Cartoon Different?


Most cartoons today are packed with subtle messages: self-worship, identity confusion, disrespect, and spiritual dullness. But when a cartoon is built on the Bible — like Dex Davis — it’s built to teach your kids how to stand on truth in the middle of chaos.


It’s not just clean. It’s Christ-centered.


“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6, ESV)

Bible-Based Animation Is Evangelism for a New Generation


Don’t underestimate what the Holy Spirit can do through a cartoon. Kids remember what they see, what they laugh at, and what they repeat. So let’s give them something worth repeating — the Word of God.


That’s why I created *Dex Davis: Child of God*. It’s not just about a kids' cartoon hero. It’s about making Jesus famous in every home.


🎁 **Download the FREE Dex Davis Adventure Pack!**

Get a FREE cartoon video & printable Bible lesson, with activity pages and a family discussion guide to help your kids grow in faith while they laugh and learn.



Learn more about Dex here: https://www.dexdavis.com


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