Superbook

After witnessing God take Joseph from the prison to the palace, Chris realizes the value of trusting in God's plans.

Chris learns about choosing to obey and trust God through the story of Shadrach, Meschach, and Abednego and the fiery furnace.

After seeing how Rahab helped the Israeli spies, Joy learns that those who seem like enemies can get along and find common ground.

By witnessing Queen Esther stand up for her people, the Jews, Joy returns home full of the resilience and fortitude to do the right thing.

Chris comes to understand what it means to live truthfully and to point others to being more like Jesus through the example of John the Baptist.

After watching Paul's tireless persistence during his missionary travels, Joy returns to an international relief project filled with the Spirit that no hardship will stop her.

After experiencing the story of Job, Chris realizes that God will always be with him no matter how tough the circumstances.

Heartened by Noah's example, Chris and Joy return to the present day determined to make better choices.

Learning from the example of Gideon, Joy realizes she can do anything when God shows the way.

After seeing Peter deny knowing Jesus three times and his eventual restoration, Chris comes to understand the value of true friendship.

Chris comes to understand through the parable of the prodigal son, that God will always accept us back into His family with open arms when we say we are sorry.

Chris is hooked on becoming the most powerful “god” in an online game. Suddenly, Superbook sends him to a time when Elijah battled the prophets of Baal, and showed the power of the one true God.

Chris doesn't want to do yardwork for his Aunt Isabel. Superbook take him to meet Ruth and witness how her kindness and loyalty is rewarded through the actions of Boaz.

Chris and Joy struggle to communicate with a new foreign student. Superbook takes them back in time when God created multiple languages.

Joy is struggling to babysit Charlie, who is quite disobedient. With Superbook's help, Joy witnesses how God helped Elizabeth to have a baby and realizes that with God's help, she can see little Charlie in a whole new light.

By disobeying his father, Chris causes a robot to destroy the yard. Superbook takes Chris to meet Eliezer, who is on his way to find a wife for Isaac. Through this journey, Chris learns the importance of following instructions.

No one seems to be following Joy's orders and her service project is falling apart. Through the story of Naaman, Joy returns home with a changed attitude about service and humility, and applies it to her project.

Chris believes he is too young to be called by God to help Jason. Superbook takes them back to a time when the young Samuel is called by God to serve Israel. When Christ returns home, he acts on his calling, and makes an attempt to befriend Jason.

Two teens destory Chris’ guitar and he vows to take revenge, but Superbook whisks him off to meet David. Even though King Saul tries to kill David, David shows mercy. When Chris returns home, he decides to leave judgment to God.

Joy plans to get even with Barbara, who shared an embarrassing video about Joy. Before getting even, Superbook takes Joy back in time to witness miracles performed by Elisha against the Syrian army. Joy then decides not to get even with Barbara.

Joy wants to help a disadvantage girl, but isn't sure how to help. Superbook sends Joy to meet Jesus and see him perform the miracle of raising Lazarus from the dead! Joy returns home and creates a series of amusement park rides for her to enjoy.

Chris's father leaves him in charge of a challenging project. When he is unsure what to do, Superbook takes the him to meet King Solomon. Solomon encourages Chris to pray for wisdom. After returning, Chris, with God's wisdom, solves the challenges.

When Joy is swamped by many projects, Superbook takes her to meet Daniel in King Nebuchadnezzar's palace. Through prayer, God gives Daniel insight into the King's dream. After Joy returns home, she seeks God in prayer for solutions to her problems.

The kids see a girl and her little brother taking all the ketchup packets to make “ketchup soup.” Joy doesn't think she should get involved. After Superbook shares the story of the Good Samaritan with the kids, Joy decides to help those in need.