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Jason Whittaker's new Imagination Station program seems to heal people with disabilities. Meanwhile, Connie's elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and her health takes a turn for the worse.

Isaac Morton finds a bag filled with money and wants to keep it, but it's up to Judge Eugene Meltsner to determine what will happen to the loot.

Connie is frustrated with life in Odyssey and wants to move back to California. When a violent storm hits the town, she finds out she appreciates more in Odyssey than she ever realized.

Connie's uncle, Joe Finneman, is reluctant to reveal the true story of what he did in a remote village in the South Pacific during the waning days of World War II.

Curt Stevens and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz compete to be elected student body president, but Curt's campaign turns underhanded.

Jason Whittaker's new Imagination Station program seems to heal people with disabilities. Meanwhile, Connie's elderly grandmother arrives in Odyssey and her health takes a turn for the worse.

Lucy takes an Imagination Station to first century Bethany where she meets Marta, Miriam, and Eleazar preparing a feast for a special guest--Jesus!

Jared DeWhite, Dwayne Oswald, and Eugene dig up a mystery when they uncover a long-lost box, which contains the story of a forgotten crime.

B-TV tells several Bible stories about envy, including Cain and Abel, David and Bathsheba, and Ahab and Jezebel.

Kids' Radio presents "Guilt Trip Jeopardy," "20/200," and the "Slimy Awards" to expose the lies of Satan and show believers how to have victory over temptation.

Eugene considers joining a monastery to get over the pain of losing Katrina.

Hector, the newest member of the Mulligan clan, wonders what it means to be thankful when he's lived a hard life.

Lucy discovers that her cousin Albert Schultz, a high school basketball star, has a problem that could destroy his future.

Bernard tells Artie Powell, a boy with many siblings, the exciting life story of Joseph and his 11 brothers.

A mysterious letter reminds Whit of a remarkable adventure he had in the South Pacific during World War II.

Middle-schooler Calvin is fed up with his brother, so Whit tells him the story of another pair of brothers--Horace and Grover McAlister, who fought over land their father left for them in his will.

Irwin Springer a middle schooler interested in history takes a wild journey back to the American Revolution, where he meets the men who shaped the United States.

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