Jesus returns from the mount where he was transfigured before Peter, James, and John. They find the other disciples arguing with the religious leaders and unable to cast out a demon. It is a disappointing day of little faith.

Jesus climbs a mountain with Peter, James, and John. While they sleep, he prays until they are awakened by voices. Jesus is talking with Moses and Elijah and is transfigured before them.

Jesus and his disciples finally get some time away from the crowds. They travel to the foot of Mt. Hermon where Jesus asks the most important question that anyone could ask, "Who do people say that I am?"

A little girl was possessed by an evil spirit who brought untold suffering to her and her family. When her mother heard Jesus was nearby, she sought him for help only to discover he was not there to heal. Then she said something that moved Jesus' heart to fulfill her bold request.

Jesus continues to be surrounded by religious authorities who watch his every move. On this day, they notice that his disciples do not ceremonially wash before the meal and reprimand him. But Jesus is not the one needing the rebuke.

Jesus and his disciples are looking for some much-needed rest, but when they arrive on the shore of the lake, they are greeted by thousands of people. Jesus teaches all day and then performs a miracle that astounds them all.

John the Prophet continues to languish in prison, but Herod's scheming wife tricks her husband into executing John, bringing his noble and prophetic life to an end.

For twelve years she had suffered. She had consulted with doctors and spent her entire fortune on their remedies – with no help to show. Now she was reduced to poverty and cut off from friends and family. Then she heard the wonderful news, Jesus had come to her town!

Jesus and the disciples enter a boat to go to the other side of the Sea of Galilee. A life-threatening storm arises which Jesus calms, but when they get to the other side, another kind of storm confronts them.

Multitudes follow Jesus, but do they understand his mission? To test their insight, Jesus tells parables, and he begins with a parable about a farmer planting crops.