Michael's Mouth: Jodi and the kids discuss swearing ("The Mouth God's Given You"). Snakebite: Jodi tells the story of a boy rescued from a fatal snakebite by an angel ("Angels, Angels"). Judgement in a Cornfield: A boy learns the importance of putting in effort while helping on a farm.

Madeleine: Shira is embarrassed by a wart, so Jodi teaches the kids about accepting physical deformities, using the example of author Madeleine L'Engle ("God Sees Inside Me"). Heads of the Class: After undergoing chemotherapy, a boy is worried his friends will make fun of him for going bald ("All for One"). Robbie's Discoveries: Jodi tells LeRoi about a boy who finds happiness volunteering at a funeral home.

Moving Day: A leaky roof in the Junction reminds Jodi of a family who moved house during a rainstorm ("God Is Always There for You"). Running the Good Race: Spencer's bragging leads to a lesson about good sportsmanship ("Run This Race"). Mama's Plan: Two girls overcome mutual enmity to become best friends.

Wheelchair Winners: Wally receives a letter from a girl with spastic cerebral palsy, sparking a conversation about disabilities ("I Can Dance, Dance"). Jose's Feet: Megan's reluctance to share her favorite brownies reminds Jodi of a story about a man who washed another's feet at a homeless shelter ("It's the Little Things"). Gentle Giant: Wally and Jodi tell the story of Mike Hall, a champion weightlifter who overcame teasing about his height and weight.

Brett Butler: Jodi and the kids discuss overcoming stereotypes ("Yes! I Can Do It"). Whitney: Spencer's allergies and a letter from a girl with ADHD remind Jodi of a camp for children with AIDS ("Heart of Life"). Good Guys: After the kids find a $10 bill, Wally teaches them about honesty and trustworthiness.

The Cave: Jodi illustrates the importance of both prayer and patience with the story of a boy who was stuck in a cave ("Just a Prayer Away"). Bahamas Bus Trip: Jodi tells the story of a church group who encountered a miracle following a bus breakdown ("Oh, He Cares for You"). Unexpected Friend: The kids consider making friends with someone who's different.