Beach Club at Home

When he gets his priorities mixed up during his birthday party, Oliver needs help from his friends to show thankfulness before he ends up like one of the ungrateful lepers.

After trying to deceive her parents, Kinley must learn from the deceitful taste of bitter chocolate chips, and from the example of King Jehoash, to show honesty before it all backfires.

When she overhears some girls saying mean and untrue things about her friend, Danni must be courageous enough to stand up for her, like the friends in the fiery furnace, before someone get really hurt.

When her new goldfish dies because she forgot to feed him, Kinley must learn to be dependable from the dependability of Jesus, so she does not keep making the same mistakes.

When she loses her library book, Vee must choose to be orderly, like the helpers chosen by the disciples, before her confusion costs her more than a few late fees.

When she is made fun of at school, Riley uses kindness as her comeback, like Ananias did to Saul, and it influences the rest of the Clubhouse kids to act in a similar manner.

When she receives a letter from an old friend, Danni must choose to be content with the way things are, like Paul and Silas, before she damages her friendships.

After stealing from a drug store, Alex must learn from the story of Adam and Eve and take responsibility for his actions before the consequences become too great.

When he shows up to Beach Club after his mom’s car accident, a growing heap of “Confidence Cream” helps Grey put his confidence in God, like Moses did, before more damage is done to his friendships.

When her teacher forces her to sing in front of the class, a messy game of egg smashing helps Veronica pursue humility before she misses out on an incredible opportunity.