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Through Whit's new invention, BEAVRS, Connie learns some of the names of God.

Whit attempts to explain the kingdom of heaven to Eugene.

When his father returns from prison, Eric Myers comes face to face with his own lack of forgiveness.

Upset that her father has canceled his visit to Odyssey, Connie unleashes her anger on men in general.

A mysterious "clean-up" crew suddenly counters the vandalism around Odyssey. Connie has her suspicions about who is responsible for these new acts of goodness.

Jason and Jack clash about how to handle the growing crisis around Odyssey, leading to Jack's resignation from Whit's End. Meanwhile, Philip Glossman and Professor Bovril show up to investigate the tunnel under Whit's End.

Charles Edward Thompson's attempt to act like a Good Samaritan is challenged when he meets an annoying boy named Glenn.

Whit tells Cody Carper the story of John Newton (1725-1807), a man who experienced God's amazing grace.

Liz Horton and Julie are furious when they feel excluded by a clique of girls they call the "Calvin Clones."

Liz experiences her birthday over and over again. Aubrey Shepard is upset at her sister's overactive imagination.

Take a peek back into the first 13 years of Adventures in Odyssey with co-creator Phil Lollar, as we remember the characters you love and re-live the most memorable Odyssey scenes.

Take a peek back into the first 13 years of Adventures in Odyssey with co-creator Phil Lollar, as we remember the characters you love and re-live the most memorable Odyssey scenes.

When Nathaniel Graham's family suddenly becomes very rich, he notices that the kids start to treat him differently.

As construction begins on Whit's End in Connellsville, Whit learns that many people don't want his shop there after all.

In the Room of Consequence, Liz Horton experiences the results of a single choice . . . backward.