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With the Timothy Center in a financial crisis, it seems like an answered prayer when a company called Novacom offers Tom Riley a lot of money to build a tower on his property.

Penny brainstorms ways to promote Connie's wedding planning business and one of her schemes dramatically backfires. Meanwhile, Matthew and Emily investigate a woman who may be trying to scam Jacque Henri.

Jared DeWhite unknowingly selects a mentally challenged student for student council candidacy.

A runaway girl named Kelly arrives at Whit's End. When her story comes out, the Washingtons are faced with a life-changing decision.

Emily convinces Matthew to run for Student Body President, but he's surprised to learn that the opposing candidate is his sister Olivia!

Connie is finally graduating from high school but faces a dilemma when the principal doesn't like the prayer she wants to say at the graduation ceremony.

Camilla Parker desperately wants a pet, but her family seems to suffer from the "Parker Family Pet Curse." To prove her responsibility, Camilla takes care of a baby blue jay.

A mystery is triggered when two armed men hold up Holstein's Books and take a hostage--a blind girl named Jenny Roberts.

Kathi Lipp offers insights on your husband's personality and equips you with simple, practical ways you can build him up through words of affirmation and acts of service and love.

Amanda and Vic Hardwick are a married couple who disagree about Christianity. Amanda is convinced that she must persuade Vic to accept the gospel so he won't go to hell.

Mandy Straussberg has one of those days when one thing after another goes wrong.

Whit, Tom Riley, and Mandy Straussberg attempt to discover what's troubling Agnes Riley.

The Odyssey crew is involved in six interwoven stories about Christmas. It all begins when Tamika gives away her toy lamb for Christmas . . .

When Jason Whittaker is late to speak at the Timothy Center, Connie tries to keep a restless crowd calm.

Eugene and Katrina take on a crazy weekend when they agree to babysitting two kids: one with limitless energy and another who must know the answer to every question.

Richard Hudson is upset when his 14-year-old daughter, Blair, gives into peer pressure.

Whit takes a much-needed prayer retreat to the mountains and lands in the middle of a decades-old family feud.

Kevin gets into the Imagination Station and sees examples of God's search for man.