The Feud of Mason County
Whit takes a much-needed prayer retreat to the mountains and lands in the middle of a decades-old family feud.
Whit takes a much-needed prayer retreat to the mountains and lands in the middle of a decades-old family feud.
Kids’ Radio plays out the value of reading scripture in three acts – a game show called “Who’s the Real Sheep,” a crime drama “BSI: Bible Study Investigation,” and an intensive training regime called “Bible Boot Camp.”
Grady McKay decides that the Bible “makes no sense” after Marvin Washington and his sister, Tamika, conclude that Whit can’t go to heaven because he’s rich.
Seth Young counsels Aubrey Shepard on his radical method of evangelism, which causes Aubrey to question her effectiveness as a Christian.
To teach about Bible memorization, Kids’ Radio spoofs three popular television programs. Kids’ Radio renames them “Star Trip,” “Rescue 119,” and “Laffie the Wonder Dog.”
Harlow Doyle investigates an attendance decline at Connie’s Tuesday night Bible study.
Whit and Tom reopen the Kids’ Radio studio with the Good Samaritan story.
An elderly British gentleman named Reginald Duffield arrives in Odyssey to keep a promise he made to Whit many years ago after a World War II battle.
Jimmy Barclay is annoyed when he’s put in charge of raising money for church missions. His attitude changes after he has a dream that gives him a glimpse of what it’s like to be a missionary in a foreign country.
Whit sends Nicholas Adamsworth on a journey to meet an escaped slave named Onesimus and an apostle named Paul.
After being inspired to witness like the apostle Peter, Connie decides to try evangelizing her mother and her friends at school.
When Jimmy Barclay prays for a bike–and gets one–Donna begins to wonder how prayer works.
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