When Addison drifts into a vivid Bible dream, she finds the Jones family standing beside the Nile River—just in time to help young Miriam hide baby Moses in his tiny basket. Allison takes charge of “security operations” with flair, Ana nearly topples into the river chasing a frog, Ava Grace soothes the baby with a lullaby about Jesus, and little Andy decides he wants to climb in with Moses. But as Pharaoh’s daughter discovers the crying baby among the reeds, the Jones kids witness God’s hand at work—protecting the one who would one day deliver His people. Through laughter, courage, and gentle faith, they learn that God always has a plan, even when we’re small. (Exodus 2:10)

When Ava Grace drifts into a Bible dream, she and the Jones family find themselves sitting on a hillside by the Sea of Galilee—right in the middle of the crowd of 5,000. A young boy offers his small lunch of five loaves and two fish, and the Jones kids are swept up in the miracle that follows. Allison organizes the crowd into perfect rows, Addison becomes the world’s most enthusiastic bread distributor, Ana sneaks a few bites between blessings, and little Andy ends up wearing more fish than he eats. As Jesus blesses and multiplies the food until every person is fed, the Jones family learns that even the smallest gift—placed in His hands—can become something extraordinary. (John 6)

When a rainy night turns into a vivid dream, Allison finds herself—and the whole Jones family—helping Noah build the Ark! As thunder rolls and the world laughs, each of the Jones kids learns a unique lesson in obedience. Addison organizes the animals by color, Ana keeps trying to sneak in “extra pets,” Ava Grace comforts nervous sheep, and little Andy wanders off toward the elephants. But when the rain begins to fall, they all discover that trusting and obeying God’s voice—no matter what others think—is the safest place to be. Inspired by Genesis 6:22, this adventure reminds us that obedience saves.

A simple Saturday shopping trip turns into a frightening moment when little Andy slips away in a crowded store. Panic grips the Jones family—until Dad reminds them of the most powerful tool they have: calling on the Name of Jesus. In the middle of cereal boxes and checkout lines, the family learns firsthand that His Name brings peace, guidance, and protection. With Acts 4:12 as their anchor, the Jones kids discover that the Name of Jesus isn’t just for church services—it’s for every moment of life, even when chasing toddlers near a display of bouncy balls.

When the Jones family joins Brother Alexander for a Saturday of outreach, they learn that soul winning is more than handing out flyers—it’s loving people enough to invite them closer to Jesus. From porch conversations to prayers in their “Prayer Fort,” the kids discover that even small acts of kindness plant seeds of faith. But the biggest surprise comes on Sunday morning, when their once-grumpy neighbor, Mr. Thompson, walks into church for the very first time. With laughter, cookies, and heartfelt prayers, the Joneses discover that outreach begins with a simple invitation—and God writes the rest of the story.

When beloved teacher Sister Ward falls suddenly ill, the Jones family—and their entire school—are shaken. Hallways grow hushed, prayers fill classrooms, and the children discover how powerful it is to carry one another’s burdens before God. From Allison’s carefully planned prayer chain to Ana’s cozy “Prayer Fort,” from Addison’s Comfort Basket to Ava Grace’s gentle reminders that “Jesus sits with us,” the week becomes a living lesson in faith. Even grumpy neighbor Mr. Thompson joins in, surprising himself with a sidewalk prayer. As the Joneses wait, hope, and watch for God’s answer, they learn that prayer is not magic—it’s relationship. And when Sister Ward finally returns, they celebrate not just her healing, but the God who held them steady in the waiting.

From grocery store lines that feel endless to ice cream shops that run out of sprinkles, the Jones kids get more practice with patience than they ever expected. Allison wrestles with a juice-soaked chore chart, Addison faces the tragedy of “emotional starvation,” and Ana discovers that even chocolate sprinkles can surprise you when you give them a chance. With Dad’s reminder to Wait, Breathe, Pray, the whole family learns that patience isn’t boring—it’s brave. By the end of the week, they discover that waiting with trust makes every blessing taste a little sweeter.

Storms don’t just happen outside—they sometimes rumble through the Jones house too. From toppled chore charts and board game meltdowns to spilled grape juice and soggy shoes, each child faces their own “inside weather.” With Dad’s new family tool—Count, Cool, Choose—the kids learn how to pause, breathe, and respond instead of exploding. Through laughter, mistakes, and even a church object lesson with a pressure cooker and a teapot, the Jones family discovers that anger doesn’t have to leave a mess. When storms roll in, patience, forgiveness, and God’s Word can always bring the sunshine back.

Friendliness Week continues, and the Jones kids soon discover that kindness takes creativity—and sometimes courage. Allison’s careful “Friendliness Plan” gets tested when a classmate stumbles, Addison helps turn a cafeteria spill into teamwork, and Ava Grace shows even a grumpy neighbor the gentleness of a kind word. From church greeter duty to a Saturday service project, the family learns that friendliness isn’t just a school assignment—it’s hospitality with shoes on, walking across streets, sitting with the lonely, and even rebuilding fences. By week’s end, the Joneses discover that every “hello” leaves a door open for God to work.

It’s Friendliness Week at school, and the Jones kids are on a mission to practice kindness in every corner of their day. From the introduction of a brand-new Friendship Bench, to Addison bravely inviting the shy new girl Maya to sit with her, to Ava Grace’s gentle gift of a sunflower sticker, each child learns that even the smallest “hello” can open a big door. But as friendships shift and invisible fences appear, the Jones family begins to see that real friendliness requires more than a smile—it takes courage.