Episodes

Eight new ducklings have arrived, and there’s a special surprise milkshake to celebrate! We also reflect on the fruit of patience, kindness, and goodness.

Dan takes an early morning walk through Grace Harbor and encounters a long awaited surprise. We explore how to see the good no matter what’s going on.

Morning thunderstorms mean Dan’s got to do something he doesn’t like to do—get wet! But it helps us see that kindness often requires action.

It’s Limerick Day, and Dan discovers that writing a limerick is harder than he thought. That frustration leads us to ask: are we more patient with others than we are with ourselves?

Mrs. Quackerson is still patiently nesting. And as we kick off week two of our series about the Fruit of the Spirit, we have a surprising discussion about noses!

Ditch those shoes and socks and get ready for a weekend of celebration. We wrap up our week on love, joy, and peace by reflecting on why our response to stormy days might matter most.

We join Dan for a peaceful early morning episode outside. We learn from both author E. B. White and the Bible that peace is about more than just quiet and calm.

Is it possible to have joy on cloudy days? It sure is, especially when we remember to practice gratitude.

Ms. Carolyn and her husband are celebrating 50 years of marriage. She teaches us that love is more than just a feeling. It’s the foundation for everything else God wants to grow in our lives.

We’re back and kicking off a brand-new series about a very special kind of fruit. A tomato vine that Dan picked up at Maker’s Garden helps us picture how God makes this fruit grow in our lives.