You won’t believe what’s happening around town these days—Whit’s End has a mysterious link to Odyssey’s Civil War days, Jack and Erica are finding new ways to serve the community, and Jason has installed a program in the Imagination Station that makes for some interesting complications!
Charles Edward Thompson has a terrible time writing poetry in middle school, but he refuses to ask anyone for help.
Lawrence Hodges battles his doctor over getting braces while his mother battles the school board over a new curriculum.
Jack Allen and Erica Clark both come up with ideas that help the community; however, neither of them gets credit for it.
Courtney Vincent gets into an intense rivalry with her cousin Hannah, and radio shock jock Cryin’ Bryan Dern tries to outdo a competing radio station.
A stranger tells Jack the story of the Ross family, and their courageous run for freedom to escape slavery.
A stranger tells Jack the story of the Ross family, and their courageous run for freedom to escape slavery.
A stranger tells Jack the story of the Ross family, and their courageous run for freedom to escape slavery.
B-TV tells several Bible stories about envy, including Cain and Abel, David and Bathsheba, and Ahab and Jezebel.
Jason Whittaker’s new Imagination Station program seems to heal people with disabilities. Meanwhile, Connie’s elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and her health takes a turn for the worse.
Jason Whittaker’s new Imagination Station program seems to heal people with disabilities. Meanwhile, Connie’s elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and her health takes a turn for the worse.
The death of Connie’s grandmother causes her family to ponder what death means for a Christian. Connie’s father ponders what death means for a non-Christian.
Eugene and Katrina’s relationship takes a surprising turn after Eugene meets Katrina’s father, Armitage Shanks.
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