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Tim Morrison is not happy! As the rest of his family attempt to reach out to him, it becomes clear that Tim is still holding on to the past. The prospect of a new neighbor in Mr. Key’s old house and a new sister in Brooke’s old room seem like too much all at once. What will it take for Tim to let go of the past?
Tom and Monica Richter: a house divided! And it’s beginning to take a toll on Tom. But after a long trip home stuck in traffic, Caleb brings some unexpected wisdom. It’s a visit with the Richter family!
With an open house going on down the street, the Morrison kids want to know what their new neighbors might be like, but first impressions don’t go so well! Why judging based on appearances is never a good idea.
It’s time for a Western-style showdown! But these outlaws are using Bible verses instead of six-shooters!? What lesson will our “quick draws” learn? It’s a return to old-time radio drama!
Everything’s a little out of order on the next Down Gilead Lane as Haley re-tells her parents the story of her weekend visiting Brooke at college. But what really happened between Haley and Molly—another visiting sibling? And why is Brooke struggling with her roommate? To find the answers, you’ll have to pay close attention!
Grace thought she was finished with the past, but the past isn’t quite finished with Grace. When Hope begins to ask uncomfortable questions, Grace realizes that there’s still some healing to be done. What will it take for the healing to be complete?
Worlds collide as the football team has to participate in the school play! And Anna Townsend, a friend from Mike’s past, comes back into his life. But sparks fly as Anna and Maya struggle to let go of the past. How will Mike “keep the peace”? The power of forgiveness and fixing broken friendships.
Monica Richter wages a campaign of intimidation on John Morrison! But Monica isn’t the only bully in town. It seems the bullying bug has bitten a member of the Morrison household too (and Coleraine elementary’s kindergarten class may never be the same)! Some good advice about power and responsibility.
For Tim it’s TV superheroes, for Hope it’s a poster of the “Cutie Girls”, and for Mike it’s getting to the next level of his new video game! Sometimes, our “wants” really feel like “needs”. How do we tell the difference?
It all started with some chores. The reward was lemon meringue pie, but somebody wanted a shortcut. A quick trip down to Grace’s, and pretty soon Hope feels like she’s headed towards the belly of a whale! How a classic Bible adventure can help a 5-year-old with her chores.
