Three believers struggle with feelings of bondage to material concerns, obsessive thoughts, and internet pornography.

The last of the Israelite slaves is stunned to learn that he, too, must die before the children of the slaves will enter the promised land.

A down-and-out believer takes a look at his troubled past through rose-colored glasses.

Dr. Englund is a hotshot new doctor, preparing for a ceremony to dedicate a new wing on the hospital. His major concern is to make a good impression on the media and VIPs who will be at the ceremony. As the sketch develops, he misses a lesson in grace and humility.

To give the audience an inside look at depression from the point of view of the sufferer and a loved one.

Maggie is meeting Derek's family for the first time and is anxious to make a good impression; perhaps too anxious.

This shows how the values in tempting materials can become a standard by which we judge. Also, the second-hand experiences in these materials can become a refuge to the extent that we do without real relationships.

A teenage son comes home late and gets a lesson on the importance of little things.

Paul and Shelley demonstrate the gift of kindness by inviting a suffering couple to Christmas dinner.