Three times in the middle of the night, young Samuel hears his name and runs to Eli the priest: "Here I am!" But it isn't Eli calling. With a little help, Samuel learns to answer the voice of God: "Speak, Lord, for Thy servant hears."
A 2,000-year-old letter arrives, and it's time to play detective: where in the world is Paul? Follow the clues to a prisoner chained to a Roman guard, then watch Paul suit that guard up, piece by piece, in the whole armor of God.
Free at last, God's people follow a pillar of cloud into the wilderness — until Pharaoh's chariots trap them against the sea. Moses tells them to be still, and God makes a road of dry ground right through the middle of the water.
A runaway prince, a bush that burns but doesn't burn up, and a king who asks, "Who is the Lord?" Ten plagues later (frogs in the beds included), Pharaoh has his answer, and God opens a door to safety for anyone who will trust Him.
Pharaoh made three plans to stop God's people, and the last one turned the river into a weapon. Two midwives, a mother with a basket, and a big sister hiding in the reeds undid every one of them — and the river is exactly how the baby was saved.
Ten men shouted for help from the side of the road. Jesus told them to go see the priest — and they were healed as they walked. Nine ran for home. One turned around, and he was the last person anybody would have picked.
