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Bibleman: Big, Big Book! (1995)
The Youth Group is putting on a show called "The Bibleman Show", but doesn't feel confident that their performance is good enough. Bibleman arrives and encourages the kids by telling them about a time he fought the villain Dr. Decepto, and how he relied on God to get him out of the situation. He encourages the kids to rely on God to make their performance go well, which they do. The audience arrives and the show goes very well, with the Youth Group performing four songs along with a special message spoken by Bibleman.
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The Youth Group is putting on a show called "The Bibleman Show", but doesn't feel confident that their performance is good enough. Bibleman arrives and encourages the kids by telling them about a time he fought the villain Dr. Decepto, and how he relied on God to get him out of the situation. He encourages the kids to rely on God to make their performance go well, which they do. The audience arrives and the show goes very well, with the Youth Group performing four songs along with a special message spoken by Bibleman.
Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Willie Aames, Milt Schaffer, C. Scott Votaw, Tony Salerno
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Pamplin Entertainment
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