Jimmy Barclay journals about the many changes going on in his life, from shaving to first crushes.

Using a biblical context, popular pastor Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the privilege and responsibility we have as citizens of a free country to participate in the voting process.

Monica Stone tries to steal a disk from Jason, who is in Alaska. Back at Odyssey, Whit and Agent Bourland investigate Novacom.

Whit is pulled into a perplexing mystery when a strange man arrives at Whit's End and claims to have lived there as a small boy.

Eugene and Katrina deal with the changes that come with a new addition to the house. Whit's conflict with the "Let's Get Together Festival" intensifies as his shop is vandalized. Jason helps Connie solve the mystery of the old trunk. And strange...

Eugene takes Mandy Straussberg on an Imagination Station adventure to show her where prayer has made a difference throughout history.

"The Twilife Zone" skit tells the story of a boy named Joey Patrick who has an unusual friendship . . . with his computer.

Jason Whittaker, Whit's son, gets sidetracked from his move to Odyssey when he's called to Europe on a mission. He has to find a missing friend who has been kidnapped by the terrorist organization Red Scorpion.

When Whit's End sponsors a band camp, Matthew, Jay, and Barrett compete in a musical scavenger hunt.

Laurie Short shares that God has a plan and a purpose for your pain. She gives biblical examples of Job, Joseph and Jacob on what we can learn on how to reconcile our expectations with reality and trust God in the midst of a story we didn't want or plan.

Nathaniel looks up to his new friend Nick Mulligan. Middle-schooler Alex Jefferson creates a website about Whit's End and gets interviewed for the news.

Every marriage goes through seasons. On this Focus on the Family broadcast, best-selling author Dr. Gary Chapman reviews those seasons – spring, summer, fall and winter – and describes how a couple's attitudes and emotions evolve over time...

While visiting California, Connie encounters some old friends who remind her of how different she was before coming to Whit's End. Meanwhile, Eugene Meltsner starts working at Whit's End and promptly changes how the shop works.

Ed Washington struggles to connect with his ever-maturing daughter, Tamika.

An editor from Home and Country magazine announces that Odyssey is a contender for Best Small Town in America.