Davey and Goliath

Davey® remembers being separated from his family while they toured a cave. But like Jesus going after a lost sheep, the family's tour guide rescued Davey.

When the tide turns, Davey, Sally, and Goliath® are stranded on an island.

Davey and Goliath rescue a wild goat that was trapped under a heavy tree branch.

Jealous and envious of his friend Mike, Davey enters a soap box derby.

Disobeying his mother, Davey skates on thin ice and falls through. Thankfully, Goliath is there to rescue him.

Davey is amazed that his father continues to show affection to Barney, Davey's annoying young cousin who has come for a visit.

Davey, Jimmy and Teddy try to fly a kite, but too many hands on the kite string result in disaster.

Davey is fascinated by a new remote-controlled robot toy until he realizes it cannot love.

By imaginary trips in a time machine, Davey, Sally, and Goliath see that God's love transcends time.

Davey shows his friends how it's possible to talk to God even though they cannot see him.

Davey and friends reject Nat because he wears a funny tie, but they soon realize God rejects no one.

Davey hops a ride on a train and is trapped inside all by himself.

Davey learns about pilgrims via a flashback.

Ignoring danger signs, Davey finds himself trapped in an abandoned mine.

Davey fears parental rejection when he doesn't make the track team.

While visiting a carnival, Davey gets separated from his father.

During a family vacation, the Hansens get caught in a storm and the lights go out.

Davey helps Mr. Opp, a bell ringer at the church, by winding clocks while Mr. Opp is out of town.

After he loses one of his father's skis, Davey learns he can't buy forgiveness.

At first suspicious of an immigrant shoemaker, Davey learns compassion for the man and his ill wife.

Davey runs off to the circus, but the daily chores of the circus send him back home.

Davey breaks his bike when he disobeys Officer Bob's warning about not riding on the handlebars.

Joining in a parade, Davey and Goliath hope to win a pony; Goliath stars as a fierce lion.

Davey enters Goliath in a doggie talent show; Goliath is unable to complete his roller skating act.

Davey tries his hand at gardening, but is neglectful of his chores.

Davey attempts to rescue Goliath after he falls in a river and together they go over a waterfall.

Davey compares his neighbor Hank to God after watching him do his job as an air traffic controller.

Davey lands a big scoop, but he turns it over to the real newspaper's editor-in-chief.

When the Hansen's leave home for the day, Davey and Sally get permission to stay by themselves.

Davey and Goliath get into a fight with a bully and his dog, but later Davey forgives him.

Davey learns to share with fatherless farm boy, Bill.

Using his ingenuity, Davey rescues Sally after a foot bridge they were walking on breaks.

Davey gets thrown out of the Jickets club because of a disagreement with other club members.

Davey gets jealous when Mr. Hansen fixes Sally's doll carriage instead of helping him.

Davey proves himself a real Good Neighbor by helping Mary, a little lost girl, find her way home.

Davey and Teddy are sent to Principal Denny's office for tardiness.

Sally loses her favorite rag doll at a festival.

Davey and his father go scuba diving to see where the family jeep landed.

Feeling rejected, Davey imagines a world without other people, including Goliath.

Davey learns that helping others around the house is a way of showing love.

At Roaring River Camp, Davey, Goliath and friends rescue the victims of a plane crash.

Davey decides he wants to be a champion bowler and Sally wants to be a concert pianist.

Davey buys a collar for Goliath with money that doesn't belong to him.

Davey confesses to his father, his teacher and to God about cheating on a test.

After pouring paint down a well, Davey realizes it's important to take care of God's world.

Davey ignores Do Not Touch signs in a museum and swings from a skeleton's neck and cracks a bone.

Davey, Goliath and Sally go on a Halloween adventure where mistaken identities cause hurt feelings.

Larry fears he won't be on a gym team; Davey stops Larry from breaking school furniture.

Davey's friend Jonathan is rescued by Officer Dan.

Davey and Jonathan help Tommy, a poor boy in their neighborhood, by collecting bottles for money.

Davey feels compassion when he finds out Nicky doesn't have a father.

Jonathan's cousin Scottie, who doesn't like white boys, teaches Davey about racism.

Davey learns the real meaning of Christmas when he gives his part as a Wise Man to another boy.

Davey and Goliath learn about the saying "let George do it" when they visit Jonathan.

Davey learns responsible pet ownership after Goliath is dog-napped.

Making a band, the boys pick between a paid gig or performing for free at a children's hospital.

When Davey and Goliath are home alone and the electricity fails during a severe storm, Davey panics.

A deaf neighbor teaches Davey to appreciate all the sounds in the world around him.

After having a New Year's fight, Sally runs away from home thinking Davey doesn't love her.

Davey, Goliath and Jonathan help clean up a run-down park.

Davey and friends form a bell choir, but Davey gets angry with Cisco and refuses to perform.

Davey learns the real meaning of forgiveness when he gets falsely accused of wrongdoing.

Fascinated by pirates and buried treasure, Davey buries a tin box containing money.

Trying to prove he isn't chicken, Davey attempts a dangerous leap and winds up in the hospital.

Davey copes with the sudden death of his beloved Grandmother Hansen.

Davey builds a doghouse for Goliath because his original one was destroyed by a storm.

Davey, Jonathan and Goliath become lost on a school trip and Goliath is unable to lead them back.

Davey witnesses a robbery, but doesn't want to get involved until he learns about the Golden Rule.

Davey's Sunday School class hosts a folk fair where the children learn about different cultures.

Davey and the Jickets rebel against going to school, but an understanding teacher shows them the value of school.

Davey and the Jickets rebel against going to school, but an understanding teacher helps.