Season 5
A BROKEN FAMILY DISCOVERS THE HEALING BALM OF GILEAD The Taylor family is starting to move on without their mom, when she suddenly returns. It's a season of struggles and healing for the Taylor's and those around them.
- 60: Spoiled Sport (Everything for God's glory)
- 61: Justin Time (Brotherly love)
- 62: Snot Fair! (Trials draw us closer to God)
- 63: Chocolate Covered Promises (Keeping your word)
- 64: The Domino Effect (Your actions effect others)
- 65: Comeback, Mom (Security in God)
- 66: Talk to Me (Growing up, not apart)
- 67: Brighter Days (Spiritual growth)
- 68: Springloaded (Humility)
- 69: Home to Stay (Renewing our walk with God)
- 70: A Time to Mourn... (Coping with tragedy)
- 71: ...And a Time to Dance (Accepting God's grace)
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