A little girl explains the true origin of Easter to the Easter Bunny.

Carol and Bob have invited Al/Alice, their child's teacher, over for dinner. They seem to genuinely want to demonstrate honor and appreciation for him/her, but all they have to offer is leftovers from the refrigerator - a metaphor for how we sometimes honor God with our resources.

Mr. and Mrs. Servante' bring their treasure to a man who claims he can double their money. Mrs. Servante' becomes skeptical, however, when she finds out what Mr. Talent is suggesting they do with their treasure.

Charlie is interrogated for his sins and acts defensively until he realizes he can go to God to ask for forgiveness to stop feeling guilty.

Three elderly former chorus line dancers decide to go to church but are afraid of how they might be received.

A woman who refuses to forgive finds herself chained to her offender, and thus hinders her own witness before others.

Maddy is having a bad day, and she refuses to see anything in a positive light, even when Olivia tries to encourage her. When Olivia reveals that she is blind and still perfectly pleased with her circumstances, Maddy isn't quite sure how to handle it.

Parents brace themselves for bad news when their daughter comes home, and react in shock when their child wants to enter full-time ministry.

Two guards are given orders to protect a button that cannot be pressed, leading them to question that order and eventually break it.