Beach Club at Home

When the police show up at his door because he was shoplifting, Alex must choose to make things right with Mr. Bradley and then to obey God’s commandments with a happy heart.

When her best friend begins teasing her for some laughs, Riley must find a way to forgive her, like Jesus forgives us, before it ruins their friendship for good.

When her friend volunteers her to sing a duet in the talent show, Danni must decide if she will help her friend out, like the four friends who helped lower their friend to Jesus.

When his parents choose to get a divorce, Alex must learn to accept that he is still loved by his parents, and by Jesus, so he can adjust to life’s new normal.

When her mom’s co-worker dies unexpectedly, Danni and the Clubhouse kids must sacrifice their plans to make money in order to follow Jesus’ example of compassion.

When a community service project ruins her plans, Kinley must develop a generous heart, like Mary did, to prevent her selfish attitude from ruining what matters most.

When his friends discover his fear of reading in public, Eli must show Joshua-like determination in order to tackle terrific tongue twisters until his terror is transformed.

When his dad fails to pick him up on time again, Oliver tries to learn from the patience Hannah showed, and an old-fashioned sack race, before his anger explodes on the family.

When her friend invites her to attend an unknown VIP concert experience, Danni must first respect her mom and dad’s decision before accepting the invitation.

When he finds himself regularly lashing out at his family in anger, Grey discovers that marshmallows can help him develop the kind of self-control David had, when he spared King Saul’s life.