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A talking portrait of Frederick Douglass tells Olivia Parker the story of the famous Jubilee Singers of Fisk University.

In the Imagination Station, Trent DeWhite journeys to ancient India, the South Pacific, and New York's Constitution Island to see stories of people who were used by God.

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

When school is cancelled due to snow, Alex Jefferson accepts a job to deliver cookies to his grandmother. On the way, he must endure many trials and tribulations.

Jason Whittaker and his father join forces with Eugene and Leonard Meltsner to bring Dalton Kearn to justice once and for all.

Jack Allen and Whit tell Connie the story of how Whit met his wife in college.

Jason Whittaker and his father join forces with Eugene and Leonard Meltsner to bring Dalton Kearn to justice once and for all.

One minute, Anna and Kyle are exploring a creepy old house outside Odyssey. The next, they're transported to the mysterious land of Marus--and caught in the middle of a dangerous conflict between a brave army general and a powerful king.

Eugene panics when he accidentally damages Bernard's prized truck.

Jason Whittaker and his father join forces with Eugene and Leonard Meltsner to bring Dalton Kearn to justice once and for all.

Eugene's closest friends take drastic steps to bring him to a full recovery.

On the day of the Whit's End science fair, Eugene and Connie stage a contest to see which one is the better listener. Back in the Little Theater, Liz Horton gets frustrated when Trent won't listen to her instructions.

Whit tells Lucy the moving story behind the writing of the old hymn "It Is Well."

Eugene and Matthew investigate why the clock tower at City Hall seems to be stuck at 11:45. Could it have something to do with the anniversary of a lost love from twenty years ago?

Whit has to break the news to Connie, Bernard, and Tom about Eugene's memory loss . . . and his risky plan to fix it.

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

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."

Whit tells Jared DeWhite the story of Patrick, a slave boy who changed the history of an entire nation through his dedication to Jesus.