Ready to travel? Buckle up! Season 7 begins with an ocean voyage, includes a wacky road trip, and ends with kids on a foreign mission. Listen for stories featuring Voice of the Martyrs and American Heritage Girls. We’ll also travel back in time for our second young Whit adventure. All journeys you won’t want to miss!
It’s all hands on deck when a series of clues appears to connect Whit’s End with a survivor of the Titanic.
All aboard for a grand adventure! Our film crew visits a maritime museum dedicated to the memory of the Titanic. Tour the cabins. See the grand staircase. We’ll also learn what it means to be content, and drop in on our actors as they record a scene.
As the luxury liner takes on water, what will become of Nina, her father, Henry and the other passengers?
We return to the Titanic Museum for a hands-on look at the famous ocean liner’s final hours. What was it like on deck … and in the water? Also, watch our actors brace for impact in the studio, and discover God’s three promises to us when tragedy strikes.
Desperate to improve her chemistry grade, Renee agrees to let Horus help her prepare for the final exam.
Button your lab coat and adjust your safety goggles! Class is in session as Dr. Ron shows us how fun (and colorful) chemistry can be. We’ll also learn what it means to treat people well, and take a look behind the scenes at bloopers and outtakes from Adventure 75.
What will Johnny do when he tangles with a bully and learns the shocking truth about a 10-year-old war hero?
Junior historians bring us up to speed on the American Revolution as only they can. Then it’s a full-on food war as English grub competes with classic eats from the U.S.A. Oh, and don’t make Pastor Lonny angry! Learn how to keep the green guy from taking over.
When Odyssey rallies behind her military family, Bridget Perkins declares war on sympathy and special favors.
Having a parent in the military can be tough. It means lots of adjustments, plus long, anxious stretches when that loved one is deployed. Hear how two families have navigated those challenges and, with God’s help, served successfully at home and abroad.
Friendships get tested during a wild, wacky road trip to Chicago to visit Penny’s art exhibit. Detours ahead!
Are you ready to roll? Pack some snacks and follow Bob on a cross-country journey full of ups and downs. Hear from kids who have their own road trip traditions and tips for passing the time. We’ll even stop by the recording studio for a peek behind the scenes.
Renee learns that ethical choices take practice, while Connie’s campaign to help a friend creates moral dilemmas.
Recent shutdowns and cancellations have created unique challenges for the Adventures in Odyssey team. With no California studio and the actors stuck at home, check out how the cast and crew have managed to record upcoming episodes long-distance.
Lagging behind other girls in their troop, Olivia and Zoe set out to earn as many merit badges as they can.
Mount up for a day of fresh air, friends, fillies and fun at the American Heritage Girls Mom-Daughter Horse Camp. Get ready for zip lines, archery and more. Meanwhile, Bob attempts a badge-worthy party performance that’s icing on the cake. Giddyap!
Left in charge of her father’s farm, a naive girl faces temptation when a wily salesman comes calling.
When is a workout not a workout? We hit the gym with Bob (sort of), then learn what it takes to grow a healthy lawn by visiting a local turf farm. And American Idol finalist Danny Gokey drops by to talk about influences that can make us strong or bring …
A man arrested for his faith makes it his mission to keep the peace and share Christ in a Burmese prison.
Spiritual battle is kind of like football. Find out how as the Odyssey squad gets a pep talk about staying strong when the going gets tough. We also meet true champions for Christ in Pakistan who refuse to quit despite persecution. Are you ready to get in the game?
Penny can’t wait to revisit her hometown, then is shocked to discover how much things have changed.
Mr. Whittaker’s appearance has evolved over the years. Join artist Gary Locke for a lesson in how to draw fit Whit. Then we’ll meet families who know what it’s like to wrestle with change. Hear how they managed to make the best of it … and how you can, too!
Local teens learn how to film inspirational stories when Jay follows Zoe on a mission trip to Honduras.
There’s a blockbuster in the making – and it could be yours! Our video production team shares helpful tips for improving your home movies. Also, see how ITEC equips people overseas with valuable skills, such as telling big stories using little tablets.
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