The Rescue

The King family explores the ongoing battle between good and evil. They realize that their mission is urgent—everyone needs to hear about God’s rescue plan!

On a rainy day, the children discuss what they’re most excited about. Mrs. Jones shares her hope of seeing Jesus face-to-face, and Kade makes the biggest decision of his life—to follow the Rescuer!

Inspired by the story of Ellen White, the children realize how important it is to study The Book for themselves. Kade wonders—should he finally accept the Rescuer’s offer?

At a church Reformation Day event, the children learn about heroes of faith like Martin Luther and John Wycliffe, who fought to share The Book with the world.

A school garden lesson about caterpillars transforming into butterflies reminds Kade of Saul, who went from persecuting believers to becoming one of Jesus’ greatest followers. Kade starts thinking—could he make a big change, too.

Mel enters a songwriting contest, while Jono struggles with a school assignment. When they read The Book, they learn that even when Jesus’ followers were thrown in prison, they never stopped sharing His message.

Jono struggles to communicate with a new classmate, but The Book tells of a time when God gave His followers a special gift to help them share His message with the world.

Jack refuses to believe the girls saw a white rabbit. The Book tells of Thomas, who also struggled to believe his friends when they told him Jesus was alive. The children learn that faith isn’t always about seeing—it’s about trusting.

Allie is eager to learn more about God’s plan and is thrilled to discover that Jesus is alive! But the enemy isn’t happy and works to keep people from accepting God’s rescue offer.

Mel realizes she misjudged Allie and makes things right. Later, at an Easter egg hunt, the children learn about the greatest act of love—the sacrifice that made our rescue possible.

Jack still doubts Kade’s sincerity, and Mrs. Jones shares the story of Peter—one of Jesus’ closest friends—who failed to stand by Him when it mattered most.

Mel feels left out when Allie befriends Josie, and Jack grows suspicious of Kade’s sudden kindness. The Book reveals the story of Jesus’ betrayal, teaching them about trust and true friendship.