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Becky and Todd know that God’s big story starts with the creation of everything. But can they stay on track long enough to find out where it goes from there?

The kids try to understand the fall of creation and how humans can repair their relationship with God. But an evil sock bent on world domination thinks it’s already too late.

When Becky loses her beloved pet newt, she questions why such sorrowful things happen to people. Can her goldfish’s own tale of woe help clear matters up?

While trying to stage the story of the Great Flood, Becky and Todd notice a huge amount of water filling the theater. Surely the end of times is upon them!

Blinded by the ambition to make her production of the Tower of Babel the greatest play ever seen, Becky doesn’t notice the dangerous path she’s on until it is too late.

How can the kids learn what a covenant is? By appearing on a game show hosted by a goldfish, of course!

In a huge twist, Becky loses the cleanest cubby competition. She suspects sabotage.

Wrestling with having wronged someone is never easy. Wrestling with a mysterious angelic stranger is also difficult. Which makes this the most difficult episode for Todd and Becky yet!

When a mysterious woman wanders into his office claiming her blessings have been stolen, Detective Dott Winters is on the case!

When their production of the story of Joseph leaves them confused about God’s role in our lives, the kids find guidance from a strange musical number.

Was Moses a superhero of the Old Testament, or was he a regular person? Captain Remarkable, superhero extraordinaire, is here to help find the answer!

When word arrives that there’s trouble in Captain Remarkable’s comic book world, Todd is called upon to lead the people there to freedom!

With a basement full of superhero refugees and a show to perform, Todd is having a hard time keeping up with the demands of everyone who depends on him. Are they all on their own?

Tensions are running high for the superhero refugees living in the theater’s basement. But surely any conflicts can be solved with a series of complex rules and laws, right?

It’s time for the kids to find a new home for the comic book heroes stranded in their world. But what if that world isn’t perfect?

To help supervise their production of Judges, the kids get guidance from three guest directors with three very different styles of leadership.

While running for Student Council Treasurer, Becky looks to the story of King David for guidance. She might be the leader the school needs—if Todd's "help" doesn't sink her first.

Todd is going to need some serious help if he's going to pass two school tests on the same day. But after "borrowing" a replica of the Ark of the Covenant, Todd's guaranteed God's help, right?

As they perform the story of King Solomon, the kids ponder why his whole kingdom suffered for his unfaithfulness to God.

When Tina starts bullying Joey, Becky must choose between telling Tina to stop or staying silent to avoid Tina's wrath.

It's time for the kids to enter middle school, and Todd's having trouble with the change. Is it as jarring as the Israelites’ exile to Babylon? No, but he can learn a few things from them just the same.

Todd's plan to get the whole school to their play lands all his friends in detention. But maybe their time there will be a chance to tell the story of the Babylonian Exile after all.

The kids return to the theater after two weeks in detention and discover that things are different. A new artistic director, a partially burned down stage, and an angry baboon are just the beginning.

The theater's new artistic director wants Becky and the gang to quit. Can his trusted assistant Lena convince him to relent?