The Rescue

Chloe is in hospital after the incident on Lookout Hill. Mr. Simons and Jono read in “The Book” more of the story of Joseph being accused of things he didn’t do in Egypt. Jack realizes that he didn’t consider all the facts and he needs to make things right with Jono.

Jono is up on lookout hill and witnesses Kade doing the wrong thing. Jono is then accused of something he didn’t do. Mr. Simons and Jono look at the story in “The Book” of Joseph and his brothers.

Jono’s bike is broken, he has saved some money to buy a new one, but instead makes a selfless choice. Mr. Simons and Jono look at the story of Abraham being tested on Mt Moriah. Jono is shocked at what happened after he put others first.

Kade has been let down again by his family, but he is surprised by Mr. Adam’s kindness. Melody makes an interesting discovery when she investigates her family tree. Mrs. Jones and Mel read the story in “The Book” about Abraham, Sarah, and their promised son. Jono notices Kade is often by himself and thinks he might be lonely. He tries to befriend Kade.

The King family spend some time outdoors camping. The Simon’s family go fishing. They learn from “The Book” that Abram was prepared to leave everything he knew and go to a new place. God made a special promise to Abram. The Rescuer was going to come to earth through his family. God wanted Abram to be away from a lot of negative influences as he prepared for the coming of God’s Son to rescue them.

The great flood covers the whole earth, only Noah and his family and the animals who were on board were saved. The King family discover more about Noah’s ark when they go to the library and see a scale model of the ark. They learn God needed to send a flood to destroy the extreme wickedness that was engulfing the world and to keep open the pathway for God’s Son to come to earth in order to enact the ultimate rescue plan for all humanity.

Chloe shares with Allie the story of the flood in “The Book”. They learn that God loved the people so much, he wanted to give everyone the chance to come onto the ark and be saved. Kade gives Jack a hard time about his decision to tell the truth.

Jack finds out what the consequences are for him, because of his cheating. Kade is struggling to understand why Jack would turn himself in. Mr. Simons and Jono read from “The Book” the story of Cain and Abel. Melody asks her mum how to pray.

The King family discover that God loves people so much, he has put an incredible plan in place to save them. A plan that is a big risk on God’s behalf with no guarantee that people will accept his offer. After struggling with guilt, Jack decides to confess to Mr. Adams and waits to find out what the consequences will be.

Jack is feeling the impact of his poor choices. The King family discover in” The Book” the story of Eve being tempted by the serpent and learn that the rules of the Universe mean that Adam and Eve were now doomed to death. Melody and Allie think there must be more to the story and hope that there is some way that people can be rescued.

Jack is feeling the impact of his poor choices. The King family discover in” The Book” the story of Eve being tempted by the serpent and learn that the rules of the Universe mean that Adam and Eve were now doomed to death. Melody and Allie think there must be more to the story and hope that there is some way that people can be rescued.

Allie’s uncle’s is in a very serious condition in hospital following a car accident. The King family discover more about the battle between good and evil, and how the choices that we make not only impact us, but also the people around us.

Jack is challenged by his friend Jono as to how the world began. The King family use “The Book” to find out about the creation of the world.

Melody and Jack are wondering why people are often mean and unkind to each other. Using “The Book” they look back to find out where evil first began.

Jack and Melody discover that there is a book that is better than all other books. It is a historical record, an adventure, a self-help book and more all in one. When they bring this book home, Mum and Dad also begin to investigate what this book is all about.