Charlie Baitsman is caught fishing in a forbidden area called the Sea of Forgetfulness by Officer Fletcher. Charlie's lighthearted banter reveals his intention to "catch" past regrets and bitterness instead of fish. Officer Fletcher explains the dangers of holding onto bitterness.

Set against the backdrop of the pop culture question "is Elvis really dead?" two friends struggle to make life changes. Clinging to the past or focusing on the future creates a frustrating present.

A young monster gets into an argument with his father when his dad tells him not to open the closet door.

A boy seeks out the advice of the wisest man in the world, only to learn that he could have just listened to the wisdom God gave him through his parents.

Two trouble makers looking to have some fun are derailed when one of them doubts the faith he has in a footstool to support him

A boy who is offered anything he wants from God chooses a lifetime supply of bubble gum instead of wisdom.

Two friends are playing a word game when it begins to get too serious for one of the players.

A disagreement over what candy bar is the best escalates into something far bigger.

The man and wife of the house where four men brought their friend to he healed by Jesus saw the events of that day very differently.