The Evans family endures a treacherous ride home through a storm while Tyson fends for himself at home as he weathers the storm. At the end of the day, Jonathan leverages the day’s events to teach the Evans kids that they are secure in Jesus no matter what chaos is happening around them.

After Kelsey’s cookie creation plans go awry, she decides to offer the Lord the little she has and trust Him with the outcome. At bedtime, Kanika uses the ordeal to share the account of Jesus feeding the 5,000 plus!

When three of the Evans kids miss the bus to Camp “Ready-or-Not,” Kanika uses the parable of the ten maidens to talk about the return of Christ and how we need to have a genuine relationship with Jesus so we can be ready at all times.

When J2 learns the best player in the area is joining his soccer team, pride gets the best of him and causes him to be sidelined in the big game. At story time, Jonathan reads the passage about evil King Herod who wanted to take Christ out even though Jesus only wanted to take Herod up!

Kam and J2 want to be grown, but they learn the hard way that adulting is harder than it looks! At a later-than-usual story time, Jonathan leverages the events of the evening to teach his boys that good leaders serve others instead of expecting to be served.

At story time, the Evans family recounts the story about how they got their family pet dog, Tyson. Jonathan uses the story to teach the parable of the treasure in the field.