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Mel and Chloe dive into The Book to learn about Jesus’ childhood and His cousin John the Baptist. Meanwhile, Mr. King gives Jack advice on handling challenges. The King family reflects on Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness, realizing how “The Book” can help us resist doing the wrong thing.

Jack faces a serious meeting with his parents and Mr. Adams regarding his conflict with Kade. The King family discovers the powerful story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who stood up for their faith even when facing the fiery furnace.

Caught in a conflict with Kade, Jack considers getting even. Jono’s dad shares the story of Isaiah, who warned the Israelites about the consequences of their actions. They are reminded that choosing God’s way leads to true peace and happiness.

Mel faces a tough decision—a shopping trip or whale watching with family. Through the story of Israel’s request for a king, the King family learns that God gives us the freedom to choose, but choices have consequences.

Scruffy is injured after getting hit by a car. As Mel and Jack learn about responsibility, they also hear about the Israelites’ struggles in the desert and how they constantly complained despite God’s provisions. Meanwhile, Jono’s dad shares some important health tips.

At the library, Mrs. Jones introduces Mel and Allie to a book called The Rescue. They uncover the story of Moses, who played a crucial role in God’s rescue plan for His people.

When Melody sees a poster about a dog in need of a home, she launches a plan to rescue Scruffy. Meanwhile, Jack apologizes to Jono, and they learn about Joseph—a man who was falsely accused but still trusted in God’s plan.

The sacrificial system of the Old Testament is key to unlocking many prophetic symbols. So, what can we learn from the sacrifice of animals in the OT? What is the significance of the Passover lamb? How does this all relate to the Lamb of God?

Were "nations" part of God's plan for humanity? We will explore the rise of nations and kings, and God's call to Abram in this week's lesson study.

What is the principle of "First Mention"? This lesson will take a closer look at how the context provided by the "first mention" of themes found in Genesis will shape our understanding as the same themes are repeated throughout the Bible.

A lack of exercise is the fourth most common cause of death worldwide. Sean Foy shares with Dr. Nerida how everyone can get exercise into their day.

Our environment often works against our health, through fast-food and sedentary living. Fortunately, Dr. Nerida shares keys for optimizing our health.

Everyone understands the need for sleep, but few understand the many intricacies that make for a good amount and quality of this vital “activity”.

It seems expected that our bones become more brittle as we age. However, we can slow that process and maybe even reverse it, as Dr. Nerida shares.

Dr. Nerida discusses sexual addiction, a vice that affects men and women of all ages and may take an expert’s help to break free from it.

Heart disease is a known culprit against longevity, but many don’t realize the affect it has on sexual health too, as Dr. Nerida discusses in this episode.

Many already know that diet affects a newborn, but studies now show that both a mother and father can pass on lifestyle habits and behaviors.

Kids are being sent to meditation instead of detention. Could 36 questions and a 4 minute gaze make you fall in love with a stranger? Considering going paleo? Don’t.

God's prophecies are founded on His love, and desire to reconcile humanity. Though we are not all called to be prophets, what can we learn from the preparation of those, like Samuel and Isaiah, who have been called?

This study will delve into the role of nations in prophecy. What was revealed by Nebuchadnezzar’s dream? What did God share with Daniel and John about the future of our world's nations?

Marriage is used as a symbol, or metaphor, for our relationship to God. So, what can we learn from the literal and symbolic mentions of marriage in scripture?

This week's lesson will address some of the big-picture principles of studying biblical prophecy. Does God face any challenges in revealing prophecy? Why does God use symbols? We will also look at His use of prophets, and Jesus as the center of divine revelation.

This lesson looks at the two greatest commandments and how they relate to demonstrating love and justice in our lives. How does the first command help us with the second command? Are there greatest sins? How does God call us to care for the oppressed?

This week's lesson delves into the influence of Satan and his fallen angels on our lives. Why does God allow this influence? What protections or limitations are there? How has God assured our victory?

The Bible says that God is sovereign and all-powerful. But, there is one thing he can't do. In this lesson we will study the relationship between our free will and God's foreknowledge and power in the plan of salvation.

God is just. What is the relationship between God's love and his passion for justice? This lesson will explore the perfect balance of love, justice and mercy in God's unchanging character.

Old Testament prophets revealed God's passion and even jealousy for us. How did God demonstrate this love through the ministry of Jesus?

Love is meant to be reciprocated! This lesson continues to look at God's everlasting love, and what our response should be. How does our positive response benefit our lives? What is the impact if we reject His love?