The Israelites demand a king from God, and he appoints a man named Sul. But is he the kind of king they need, or just the kind they want?

The Israelites’ disobedience reaches new extremes, so God takes drastic measures by sending his own presence into exile.

As the Israelites fail to live out God’s Plan, God uses a widow from an enemy nation to show them what Godly love is supposed to look like.

The Israelites finally settle down in their own land. In their hurry to end the wars, however, they make a bad decision that will have consequences for the rest of their history.

Joshua takes over for Moses and leads the Israelites on a controversial mission: to clear the Promised Land of all its current inhabitants.

God leads the Israelites toward their promised home, but the Israelites start to have second thoughts.

God’s presence moves from the mountain down to the new Tabernacle, and the Israelites learn what it costs to represent God to the world.

God calls Moses up the mountain to receive the instructions for Israel’s mission, but down in camp trouble begins to brew.

God’s presence reappears on Earth and sends Moses on a mission to save the Israelites from slavery and bring them to his holy mountain.

Abraham’s family tries to fulfill their extraordinary mission while struggling with all the ordinary temptations.