obedience

Illustrates ways to obey one's parents as God tells us to do.

Ben tries to teach his dog Aggie how to sit and stay, but has little success since all she wants to do is chase things.

A reprint of Stanley Milgram's exploration of how people will react to authority regardless of consequences, detailing his social experiment in which a teacher is told to administer electroshocks in progressively more painful degrees to a learner, who was actually an actor receiving no shocks.

When his best friend drowns while they both are swimming in a treacherous river that they promised never to go near, Joel is devastated and terrified at having to tell both sets of parents the consequences of their disobedience.

A vain little ostrich learns an important lesson about obedience when she ignores her mother's advice and runs into trouble.

Presents situations that exemplify the nature of obedience.

Neither rain nor sleet nor curious passersby can move a very patient dog who has been told by his owner to wait, but then a cat comes along.

Presents Christian lessons for children on self-control and obedience through two animated stories: in one, Benny Bear eats the berries he meant to give as a birthday present; in the other, Tuffy gets lost at the zoo after ignoring his teacher's instructions to stay with the class.

When his best friend drowns while they are both swimming in a treacherous river that they had promised never to go near, Joel is devastated and terrified at having to tell both sets of parents the terrible consequences of their disobedience.

When twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are forbidden to go to a Johnny Buck concert, Jessica comes up with a plan to sneak out of the house and attend.